The CWNP is a certification body focused on Wi-Fi neutral, vendor-free certification. It mostly focuses how the things work in Layer 1 and Layer 2, how to design it properly and how to troubleshoot it if necessary. I passed CWNA in March 2011, after that CWSP in February 2014. Than it was a long break … Continue reading My road to CWNE #312 →

Each vendor has different naming convention for the AP functionality. Some of the features used by the APs might require licence or a specific mode. This article presents the world of Aruba Networks and introduction to their naming convention and role in the network. Picture taken from Aruba training materials CAP - Campus AP - … Continue reading Aruba 8.X AP terminology →