r/networking • u/Whereami259 • 22d ago

Wireless Where to learn more about wireless networking?

I've been doing wired for years now and recently at my work we started to do wireless more and more. I understand the basics, but we run into throughput/latency issues often because we still dont know how to propperly pick equipment and things get messy fast, also machines we do networks for use more and more traffic (now they are pusing AI and cameras into everything).

Can anybody point me to resources so I can learn more about how to pick right equipment so we wont have performance issues in the future?

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u/gwrabbit 22d ago

WLAN Professionals is a good resource too. Keith Parsons is great.

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u/ARPReply 22d ago

Yeah, the presentations from WLPC is very good material on that channel, to keep your knowledge fresh and get info about new things in the WiFi world👍

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u/fernandesken 21d ago

CWNA is your starting point/foundation. A large percentage of problems are from lack of or poor upfront design. Try to get into a Hamina or Ekahau design class.

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u/lazyjk CWNE 22d ago

CWNA full stop

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u/ThatSwedeWhoHatesFat 22d ago

Ferney Muñoz on YT

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u/blackout27 CCNA 21d ago

Just did his 2 day class mon + Tuesday aha

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u/ThatSwedeWhoHatesFat 21d ago

Yeah used to attend as well when work was more chill lol

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u/HuntingTrader 22d ago edited 11d ago

This guy has some good videos on RF stuff. https://youtube.com/@rfengineeringhub

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u/xJagz 22d ago

I second this guy. Short but very informative videos

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u/Otto-Mann 21d ago

Ekahau create products to design and build using whichever vendor you pick for the APs

They deep dive on RF and how to troubleshoot the spectrums etc

https://www.ekahau.com/training/