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The Checklist – Configuring an Over-Deployed, 1 AP per Classroom School
The Checklist – Configuring an Over-Deployed, 1 AP per Classroom School

One AP for every other classroom is an unwritten rule for the Ruckus engineering team. They’ve developed the perfect checklist for WLAN school deployment.

jim-stewart Jim Stewart

April 29, 2019

2 minute read
LAN is First Line of Defense in Emergency
LAN is First Line of Defense in Emergency

Your physical infrastructure is just as important in an emergency as an ambulance or fire truck. So how do you protect your building – and the people inside? Ricardo Diaz has some tips.

R-Diaz Ricardo Diaz

April 22, 2019

3 minute read
School WLAN design: Top-of-Line Wi-Fi 6 and an AP in Every Classroom
School WLAN design: Top-of-Line Wi-Fi 6 and an AP in Every Classroom

Wi-Fi is a given part of the infrastructure in schools. Ruckus APs are designed to maximize coverage area and client capacity.

jim-stewart Jim Stewart

April 22, 2019

2 minute read
Connectivity Matters
Connectivity Matters

You’re at work and trying to get online; isn’t it frustrating when the wifi won’t work, or your connection is slow? With CommScope’s new partnership with Cheytec, in-building wireless deployments just got a lot easier and faster. But don’t take our word for it – hear directly from Cheytec’s CEO.

Jarrett_Bluth_160x160 Jarrett Bluth

December 14, 2018

2 minute read
Wi-Fi 6 fundamentals: What is 1024-QAM?
Wi-Fi 6 fundamentals: What is 1024-QAM?

1024-QAM enables a 25% data rate increase in Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax) access points and devices. By varying both the phase and the amplitude of the radio waves, the technology improves spectral efficiency by incorporating more data into each transmission. This is crucial for consistently serving a large number of clients.

Dennis Huang Dennis Huang

October 23, 2018

4 minute read
Three common Wi-Fi myths about capacity, interference and roaming
Three common Wi-Fi myths about capacity, interference and roaming

Let’s look at three common Wi-Fi myths about capacity, interference and roaming. Dispelling myths can help you avoid mistakes in design. It can also help you appreciate how smart design—without messing with the laws of physics—can give you better Wi-Fi.

0fcba23 Jeanette Lee

August 31, 2018

4 minute read
What is Smart Wi-Fi?
What is Smart Wi-Fi?

Smart Wi-Fi automatically adjusts to a changing environment to optimize wireless signal stength and coverage, so IT doesn't have to. All Ruckus APs are mesh networking ready and use patented RF Beamflex+ technology, which senses user locations and device orientation to adapt on the fly and optimize the Wi-Fi signal.

Avatar_NewDog Ruckus Networks

June 28, 2018

4 minute read
What is network fabric, and is it the same as a campus fabric?
What is network fabric, and is it the same as a campus fabric?

A data center network fabric is applications-centric. A campus fabric is user-centric—it improves your ability to support users working, learning or living on a campus.

Avatar_NewDog Ruckus Networks

June 25, 2018

3 minute read
How does wireless mesh networking work?
How does wireless mesh networking work?

Mesh networking connects APs to each other in order to send data when one or more lacks a wired connection. Mesh can replace cabling when a loss in performance is acceptable or as a backup to disruptions in the wired network. All Ruckus APs can be mesh-enabled and feature technology that optimizes mesh connectivity.

Avatar_NewDog Ruckus Networks

June 18, 2018

3 minute read