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This message was posted by a user wishing to remain anonymous Our AP43's run 0.12.27139 (rc1). I was wondering why Juniper keeps recommending ( https://www.mist.com/documentation/firmware ) this older version above al the 0.12.<patch> versions. Recommended ...

Hello engineers! Why did the DNS server go to therapy? It had too many unresolved issues! 😆 In the last video of our IoT Security series, we’ll dive into setting up Pi-hole on a Raspberry Pi Zero W for customized DNS filtering tailored to ...

I don't believe it's AP model specific, as this would be configured in either the RF template, or Device profile. Min appears to be 5

Happy Monday! Why did the IoT device join a security demo? It heard it was getting firewalled from the party! 🔥😆 In Part 2 of our IoT security series, we’re taking things up a notch with a live, hands-on demo to secure a smart home network. ...

Hi Everybody! We are deploying this new site and I am planning the WiFi currently (5GHz only). We will be using MiST AP45. I am doing a simulation with Ekahau: -1 floor with 493ppl -50 APs (distance between 3M ...

Greeting Junivators! Why did the smart vacuum get kicked off the Wi-Fi? It kept sweeping up too much data! 😆 In today’s smart home, we’re surrounded by IoT (Internet of Things) devices that make life easier—smart lights, robot vacuums, air ...

Mostg of the "Anonymous" credentials that I see are related to latest Android versions where the anonymous name field is always filled with "Anonymous" by default, making Android to use that one instead of the valid ones (this happen if you use PEAP+MSCHAPv2) ...