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- A couple of RV tips from the Ramblin’ ManFriend, full time RVer and blogger, Jim Jaillet offered a couple of great RV tips on his blog today. The first tip was a simple way to to circulate the heat from a catalytic heater. Number two was a simple and creative way to keep clutter off your dining table. […]
Posts Tagged ‘wireless technologies’
The growing ubiquity of Wi-Fi devices combined with the advent of mobility applications requires businesses to be diligent in managing inference throughout their deployments. The many wireless technologies and commonplace electric devices already in use and newly emerging impede wireless performance.
RF interference can be a major inhibitor to Wi-Fi performance, creating security vulnerabilities and wireless network instability.
This white paper by Cisco exposes the top 20 most pervasive myths around wireless interference.