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Segment Routing: The Future of MPLS
Segment Routing accomplishes the same thing as MPLS, but is less complex, extremely robust and can be scaled without any limitations.
Aruba Wireless and Clearpass Foundations Lab
This Lab guide is intended for administrators who are responsible for deploying and configuring AOS 8 solutions. Participants should have at least a basic understanding of WLAN concepts. It is assumed that participants have at least a working understanding of fundamental wireless concepts as well as Aruba technology.
Demystifying the Cisco Catalyst 9800 Configuration Model
The purpose of this insight is to educate wireless network administrators who are considering deploying or migrating a wireless network about the similarities and differences between the Cisco Catalyst 9800 and AireOS wireless solutions. We have provided an overview of the Cisco Catalyst solution, details about why the configuration model was revamped, and instructions for how to correlate configuration constructs between the legacy and new configuration model, simplifying adoption of the new solution.
WWT Helps a Large Midwestern Manufacturer Escape Wireless Vendor Lock-In
When a large midwestern manufacturer encountered significant challenges with their existing wireless OEM, WWT stabilized the company's wireless network and helped them select, test and deploy a second OEM solution for vastly improved performance as well as simplified deployment, use and management.
Cisco 9800 Foundation Lab
This lab guide is intended for administrators who are responsible for deploying and configuring Cisco IOS-XE solutions. Participants should have at least a basic understanding of WLAN concepts. It is assumed that participants have at least a working understanding of fundamental wireless concepts as well as Cisco technology.
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Wireless Location-Based Services Briefing
Accuracy of location information within three feet or less can be achieved with location-enabled technologies such as Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) or Ultra-Wide Band (UWB) and BLE. Which technology will best suit your location-based business drivers will be as unique as your business.
Cisco Enterprise Access Networks Workshop
Get a deep dive into Cisco Enterprise Access Network's capabilities as an Access Network, both wired and wireless.
Cisco Meraki Access Network Workshop
Get a deep dive into Cisco Meraki's capabilities as an Access Network, both wired and wireless.
Location-Based Services Workshop
Location, location, location. It is a part of just about every application we use in today's world.
Wi-Fi OEM Evaluation
Are you struggling to evaluate Wi-Fi OEMs and cut through the marketing and hype? Engage with WWT Wi-Fi experts to help you with a qualitative analysis of the features most important to your organization and the OEMs which best deliver those features as well as the outcomes you are struggling to support.
Wireless Strategy Briefing
Many enterprise networks currently in operation were not designed to support the throughput demands of today's mobile and wireless devices. To meet these demands, and provide positive experiences for the business and end users, organizations must harness appropriate wireless mediums. This requires establishing a wireless strategy that incorporates technologies such as Wi-Fi 6/6e, DAS, and 5G connectivity options.
Partner POV | When Would a 5G Neutral Host Network Work for Your Enterprise?
Extending high-performance cellular coverage indoors helps organizations, including the public sector, provide reliable connectivity for employees and customers when they need it most
Partner POV | Cradlepoint embraces Ericsson
Cradlepoint will begin using the Ericsson brand, a move that reflects our deepening integration with one of the world's most recognized technology leaders and highlights the breadth of our offerings to the market.
OneLayer Announces Partnership with World Wide Technology to Transform Private Cellular Solutions for Enterprises
The partnership aims to accelerate the adoption in key industrial sectors by integrating advanced OT device management and security solutions.
Partner POV | Ensuring Network Resilience: The Importance of Failover to Cellular
Network outages have severe consequences, highlighting the need for reliable solutions like Failover to Cellularâ„¢, which provides robust backup during primary network failures. This technology is crucial for data centers, ensuring seamless operations amidst increasing complexity and demand.
WPA3 – What is it and what do I need to know?
As Wi-Fi speeds continue to increase, it's essential to understand how to protect your data from eavesdroppers and malicious actors. This blog post delves into the evolution of Wi-Fi security, from the early days of WEP to the advanced protections offered by WPA3. I explore the key milestones and innovations that have shaped Wi-Fi security over the past two decades and describe how to safeguard your network in an increasingly connected world.
Meraki Wireless and Guest Access
Meraki Wireless is designed to simplify the deployment, management, and monitoring of Wi-Fi networks. Some key features of Meraki Wireless are Cloud-Based Management where the Meraki Wireless access points are managed through the Meraki Dashboard, allows administrators to configure, monitor, and troubleshoot wireless networks from anywhere with internet access.
The solution is scalable, making it suitable for a wide range of environments, from small businesses to large enterprises.
The Meraki Dashboard provides detailed insights into network performance, user behavior, and device usage, helping administrators optimize their wireless network. Meraki Wireless solutions include robust security features, such as automatic firmware updates, integrated threat detection, and advanced encryption protocols. The access points are designed for easy installation and configuration, with features like auto-provisioning and zero-touch deployment. Meraki Wireless integrates with other Meraki products, such as switches and security appliances, allowing for a unified networking solution.
Tackle Unprecedented Growth in Bandwidth Demand with Segment Routing and Cisco Metro Fabric Architecture
The primary goal of Metro Fabric Architecture is to provide a flexible and scalable model that can help service providers and other large organizations better meet bandwidth demand while delivering services to customers faster and more efficiently.
Segment Routing: The Future of MPLS
Segment Routing accomplishes the same thing as MPLS, but is less complex, extremely robust and can be scaled without any limitations.
Take Control of the Packet Path with Segment Routing Traffic Engineering
Segment Routing Traffic Engineering or SR-TE in conjunction with Automated Steering dramatically simplifies the Traffic Engineering configuration model and eliminates the RSVP soft state requirement, in favor of a Source Packet Routing model also known as SPRING.
Meraki Wireless Switching and Security Lab
The Cisco Meraki Wireless Switching and Security Lab is designed to provide an environment to gain hands-on experience with the features of Cisco Meraki Dashboard and Meraki MX, MS and MR product lines.
Network Transport With Segment Routing Briefing
As modern networks have grown in complexity and scale, they require more stringent tolerances and demanding services, which has spawned the need for a more straightforward and optimized method of transmitting data. And as 5G becomes more widely adopted, such latency standards will only become more desirable. Moving to a next-generation Network Transport based on Segment Routing enables organizational agility and unprecedented control over network path optimization and end-to-end Service Level Agreements (SLA). This briefing is intended to be used for architecture validation, proofs of concepts (POCs), demonstrations, and functional and interoperability testing.
Redefining Gaming: Using Advanced Technologies to Exceed Gamers' Expectations
The gaming industry is undergoing a major transformation, driven by the rising expectations of gamers, the emergence of new technologies, and the convergence of physical, digital and virtual worlds.
Aruba Wireless and Clearpass Foundations Lab
This Lab guide is intended for administrators who are responsible for deploying and configuring AOS 8 solutions. Participants should have at least a basic understanding of WLAN concepts. It is assumed that participants have at least a working understanding of fundamental wireless concepts as well as Aruba technology.