I have previously written about the Wireless Adjuster (WA) Class by Devin Akin, who is an industry expert, especially for Wi-Fi knowledge. I was lucky to attend the very first Beta Wireless Adjuster (WA) class in Atlanta on January 20th and 21st, 2020. This write up is long overdue, which I could not write because…
CWNE Journey – Part 4
January 22nd it finally happened when I refreshed the webpage it showed that my CWNE application has been approved. I took a deep breath and thanked God immediately, it was such a relief to finally be a part of such an amazing community. I did not want to let anyone know just yet as I…
Ekahau Survey Pro – Renaming Predictive Access points – Wish list Part 2
I have done a whole bunch of predictive surveys on Ekahau and with the latest application update when I am doing a predictive survey I noticed that access point names are showing up as “Simulated AP1”, “Simulated AP2” and so on as shown below: Now this is great, however, when I go and look at…
CWNE Journey – Part 3
December 27th, 2019. Finally the day came when I applied for my CWNE. First step was to use the CWNP ID and enter it in their system, next step is making sure you have 3 endorsements. If you do not, you can not go any further. There is a special link CWNP Provides for people…
CWNE Journey – Part 2
Previously I wrote about how I started my CWNE Journey in Part 1. This post is about my essay writing experience for the CWNE application. Per CWNP Website, What it takes to become a CWNE: “CWNP has put in place a rigorous application process that requires candidates to pass four certification exams, complete commercial wireless LAN deployments, and have three…
CWNE Journey – Part 1
My 2019 career goals started in December 2018. Since my family and I moved from TN to GA, I would visit our HQ whenever I had a chance and/or if there was a team/company meeting, etc. It all started when in December 2018 I was visiting our main office and we went out to have…
Wireless Adjuster (WA) – Initial Thoughts
I remember studying for my CWAP (Certified Wireless Analysis Professional) and after a few months of studying finally taking my test earlier this year. Reading through the CWAP material, training class from Devin Akin (CWNE #1) and multiple other resources I learned a great deal. The focus of CWNP certifications is to help understand the theory which then can…
5 GHz Frequency Conversion
Saw an awesome post from Troy Martin (Twitter handle – @troymart) on 5 GHz frequency conversion. Many times during my studies related to Wi-Fi I had to review the channel number and its frequency as it can be bit of a challenge to memorize them all. I normally would just remember the first one and…
Ekahau Survey Pro – Wish list Part 1
When it comes to performing WLAN site surveys there are many software tools out there but my experience mostly has been with Ekahau. It is a great piece of software with many awesome features loved by industry experts all over the world. This part 1 of my wish list series and I will at the…
Access Point Placement – Part 1
Designing a Wireless network is not just engineering and configuring hardware, but I feel there is lots of creativity and art that is involved in it. That is why if you are studying for a CWDP or reading any Wi-Fi Design best practices white paper, blog etc you will find that walking the site is…