meraki
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Meraki blog: New Dashboard Channel Utilization Tool
9:23 AM Nov 16th
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Meraki blog: Meraki at 2009 EDUCAUSE Denver
3:30 PM Nov 9th
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@ That's why for bandwidth-intensive applications we recommend reducing the number of hops, or using to multi-radio repeaters.
7:32 PM Nov 7th
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in reply to YLTO
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@ You are correct, each additional hop will cut bandwidth in half for solo-radio mesh repeaters. APs need to listen and transmit equally
7:31 PM Nov 7th
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in reply to YLTO
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@ Hi Eric. I'll try to answer your questions. Can you explain what you mean by "traditional"? Are you talking about 802.11b vs. 802.11n?
7:28 PM Nov 7th
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in reply to YLTO
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@ Hi Nathanael. What's the network named? What's the problem? Let me know if I can help.
5:44 PM Nov 3rd
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in reply to NathanaelB
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@ See you soon!
3:32 PM Nov 3rd
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in reply to halfpress
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Meraki blog: Support through the Cloud
11:41 AM Nov 2nd
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@ Glad to hear it! Let us know if you have any feedback, or "make a wish" on Dashboard
10:48 AM Nov 2nd
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in reply to terrapinsol
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@ @ John is right. Ads only with (now EOL'd) Standard Edition, which was sold at a discount because it was ad-supported.
10:43 AM Nov 2nd
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in reply to Viss
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@ Cool beans. Next up is Meraki at Twitter HQ?
10:41 AM Nov 2nd
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in reply to netik
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@ Very cool. Let us know what you think!
5:31 PM Nov 1st
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in reply to wirelessninja
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Meraki blog: Dashboard's New Look
2:56 PM Oct 30th
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@ 802.11n has been in Macs forever, and PCs are catching up. Now that the spec has been ratified it's really gaining steam.
10:48 AM Oct 27th
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in reply to lbautist
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@ Yes, the repeaters will calculate the best route to the Internet, which usually happens by minimizing hops. Have you considered N?
10:38 AM Oct 27th
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in reply to lbautist
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@ Meraki offers tools to find the best channel, but you'll always be at the mercy of your RF environment. This applies to all WiFi.
10:31 AM Oct 27th
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in reply to lbautist
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@ Unfortunately anything that emits RF signal can interfere with WiFi (cordless phones, microwave ovens, bluetooth headphones)
10:30 AM Oct 27th
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in reply to lbautist
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@ That's correct, clients will switch to the nearest access point automatically
10:19 AM Oct 27th
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in reply to lbautist
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VTN: Join Meraki, Ingram's new cloud-managed wireless networking vendor @ Hard Rock Cafe 7-8p (1 blk away) drinks/apps are on us
1:35 PM Oct 26th
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@ What's the name of your network?
10:36 AM Oct 22nd
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in reply to michaelpeterman
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- Name Meraki
- Location San Francisco
- Web http://meraki.com
- Bio Industry leading security, scalability and performance. Easiest to deploy and manage. Less than half the cost.
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