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Wireless Nerd
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Приєднався 5 жов 2019
I'm a wireless nerd by trade who loves to share information about wireless technology, insight into how it works, and analysis on where I think the industry is headed. Currently a Wireless Product Manager at a large tech manufacturer, I also spend my days designing wireless solutions for customers that range from Fortune 50 companies all the way down to small rural municipalities who are trying to improve the quality of life of their residents.
What Are Private Cellular Networks and Neutral Host PCN?
What Are Private Cellular Networks and Neutral Host PCN?
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Full episode @ thewirelesspocast.com
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Explore the revolutionary world of private cellular networks and their transformative impact on industries and how neuutral host can connect you to the carriers! Join us as we delve into successful case studies, including the innovative implementations showcasing the future of connectivity! #PrivateCellular #IoT #Connectivity #DataSharing #IndustrialNetworking #AgricultureTech #HealthcareInnovation #FacebookCampuses #NetworkSolutions #FutureOfTech #PCN #P4G #P5G
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Full episode @ thewirelesspocast.com
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Explore the revolutionary world of private cellular networks and their transformative impact on industries and how neuutral host can connect you to the carriers! Join us as we delve into successful case studies, including the innovative implementations showcasing the future of connectivity! #PrivateCellular #IoT #Connectivity #DataSharing #IndustrialNetworking #AgricultureTech #HealthcareInnovation #FacebookCampuses #NetworkSolutions #FutureOfTech #PCN #P4G #P5G
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Brick your phone - remove distractions - LOVE this idea!
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Brick your phone - remove distractions - LOVE this idea! Full episode @ thewirelesspodcast.com Check out Brick at getbrick.app/ Discover the Brick device designed to reduce phone distractions both at home and in schools! Learn how this innovative tool utilizes NFC technology to manage app usage, enabling focused and productive environments. Say goodbye to distractions and hello to efficiency wi...
Brick your phone - remove distractions - LOVE this idea!
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Brick your phone - remove distractions - LOVE this idea! Full episode @ thewirelesspodcast.com Check out Brick at getbrick.app/ Discover the Brick device designed to reduce phone distractions both at home and in schools! Learn how this innovative tool utilizes NFC technology to manage app usage, enabling focused and productive environments. Say goodbye to distractions and hello to efficiency wi...
Boost Your Cell Signal with Ubiquiti Wi-Fi! Fix Coverage Gaps Using SignalRoam - A Tech Walkthrough
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Struggling with dropped calls and poor mobile signal indoors? Whether you're at home, in a small office, or managing an enterprise, we’ve got the perfect solution for you! In this step-by-step guide, we'll show you how to configure your Ubiquiti Wi-Fi access point to work with SignalRoam's service. Say goodbye to dead zones and hello to seamless connectivity across all your devices. Perfect for...
Meter Launches A Network Revolution with Command: An AI Driven Software Networking Platform.
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An EXCLUSIVE live demonstration of Command, a generative UI product that enables IT and Networking teams to query their network, take action, and create custom software fit to their specific needs - all in natural language. Command by Meter streamlines network management, making complex tasks a breeze with a user-centric approach. See how real-time network monitoring becomes as simple as typing...
Cisco Makes Human Reduction for AI, Security. 🤔🔀🤖
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Cisco Makes Human Reduction for AI, Security. Full episode @ thewirelesspodcast.com In today's video, we discuss Cisco's recent announcement of laying off thousands of employees for the second time in 2024 and its push for the adoption and integration of AI products in the tech industry. #CiscoLayoffs #AIIntegration #TechIndustry #FutureOfAI #TechInnovation #DigitalTransformation #WorkforceChan...
Did Apple just push the industry into sharing more user location data?
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Did Apple just push the industry into sharing more user location data?
Wi-Fi Blocking Underpants? "M.I.A Launches Ohmni Fashion Line"
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Wi-Fi Blocking Underpants? "M.I.A Launches Ohmni Fashion Line"
Secure Wi-Fi Networks: THE Future of Connectivity! Introducing SignalRoam!
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Secure Wi-Fi Networks: THE Future of Connectivity! Introducing SignalRoam!
Since WBA has handled OpenRoaming so well, why not take the keys to OpenWiFi?
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Since WBA has handled OpenRoaming so well, why not take the keys to OpenWiFi?
"Not enough resources" to deploy all BEAD fiber solutions? Guess what? Wireless Solutions are QUICK!
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"Not enough resources" to deploy all BEAD fiber solutions? Guess what? Wireless Solutions are QUICK!
Arista's #MFD11 Presentation was incredible and about more than just their tech!
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Arista's #MFD11 Presentation was incredible and about more than just their tech!
Transforming IoT with Cisco and Kajeet's Innovative Services
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Transforming IoT with Cisco and Kajeet's Innovative Services
Waves Interview with Dave Taht! Let's talk bufferbloat & what's plaguing Quality of Experience (QOE)
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Waves Interview with Dave Taht! Let's talk bufferbloat & what's plaguing Quality of Experience (QOE)
The Future of Wi-Fi as a Service? Are you ready to explore handing over control of your network?
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The Future of Wi-Fi as a Service? Are you ready to explore handing over control of your network?
What Wireless & Tech Events Are Coming Up Soon? A Quick Rundown!
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What Wireless & Tech Events Are Coming Up Soon? A Quick Rundown!
Get the BEST Internet: Unveiling Broadband Labels for Providers
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Get the BEST Internet: Unveiling Broadband Labels for Providers
Special Coverage: Chatting with RTN's Angela Diffly about AI, Automation, and Geeks at MURTEC2024
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Special Coverage: Chatting with RTN's Angela Diffly about AI, Automation, and Geeks at MURTEC2024
Special Event Coverage: Seeing is Believing by Tarana. Reimagining Wireless Broadband's Potential
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Special Event Coverage: Seeing is Believing by Tarana. Reimagining Wireless Broadband's Potential
Testing Ramen Network Private 4G Network-as-a-service at Convention Center outdoor concert area
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Testing Ramen Network Private 4G Network-as-a-service at Convention Center outdoor concert area
Revolutionizing Internet Speeds: Transmitting 301TB/s Over Existing Fiber
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Revolutionizing Internet Speeds: Transmitting 301TB/s Over Existing Fiber
Nearlink: The New Alternative to Wi-Fi and Bluetooth in China
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Nearlink: The New Alternative to Wi-Fi and Bluetooth in China
Pavlov's Acquisition of NetExperience: Revolutionizing Open Wi-Fi!
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Pavlov's Acquisition of NetExperience: Revolutionizing Open Wi-Fi!
Revolutionizing IoT Connectivity with #WiFi #HaLow: Morse Micro's Breakthrough Range Test!
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Revolutionizing IoT Connectivity with #WiFi #HaLow: Morse Micro's Breakthrough Range Test!
Unlocking the Potential of Spectrum for Better Wireless Connectivity
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Unlocking the Potential of Spectrum for Better Wireless Connectivity
Using #AI to automatically identify birds, bird sounds, and bird songs with #HaikuBox.
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Using #AI to automatically identify birds, bird sounds, and bird songs with #HaikuBox.
My experience at #WLPC EU in Prague 2023!
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My experience at #WLPC EU in Prague 2023!
Checking out the new Ekahau “Just Go” tool for AR Wi-Fi surveys at #WLPC Prague 2023!
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Checking out the new Ekahau “Just Go” tool for AR Wi-Fi surveys at #WLPC Prague 2023!
Waves - Episode 1 - 2023 09 25: WiFi7, Seeing RF, and the future of RF Network Design!
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Waves - Episode 1 - 2023 09 25: WiFi7, Seeing RF, and the future of RF Network Design!
Private cellular is seriously an expensive solution yet to really find a problem. Especially for the cost and the still limited client space.
Haha first comment
Thanks for the video! Does this also support SMS and MMS messaging?
Yes it does!
so i can pay more to use my cell that i already pay for should be the other way around they should be paying you for offering your hardware to do this for them
Dang. I thought this was somehow going to use some feature in the Unifi U7 APs to broadcast an actual cell signal or something like an Extender. Since it is instead broadcasting a special wifi SSID that is pretty useless in any residential setting like I was hoping to use it for.
@@LordSaliss wouldn’t that be cool? Maybe someday we’ll get to the point where there’s multiple radios like that in a single device. It’s not useless in a whole bunch of residential settings - cell edge, no coverage, rural areas, etc - but might not be for you.
Would this work in the UK EE / THREE or VODA
@@VibinEssentials it would if the contracts with the operators were in place. They currently are not.
Interesting, I can see the benefits of using this type of set up. But you are basically setting up a Small Cell site without the cell phone carries having to pay for a small cell site being installed in or near your location and you have to use your internet data to provide the service. A good case in point. I have a bowling alley I go to and cell service inside the metal building as expected is horrible. Their internet isn't much better LOL even after logging in its bad. Being able to walk in and my cell staying connected would be great. Having to enter email address and click boxes if you want on or off their mailing list and agreeing to use their open network at your own risk is not great. So I guess it depends on how nice the business wants to be to their employees and or customers as well as how much info they want to try and get from their customers.
If I have a wifi, what is the point ? Why should I use this useless thing when other service providers are paying me for the same thing?
Yes 45 a month is steep! Set yourself up on Helium Mobile hot spot and only have to pay the month SAS fee of 15.00 and then any mobile carrier that offloads to your hotspot then has to pay YOU for the data transfer that your hotspot provided over your network. "Same principle but you get paid as the cell tower provider" Its a simple setup Plug and play with a low monthly fee to uncle sam for the airwaves permit SAS fee. Mobile providers love this because they don't have to deploy millions of dollars to install a tower in fringe areas where they will never get a ROI and aids them in keeping customers.
LEAD OFF with the fact you have to pay. "Very Simple", "Very Secure", "don't have to do this", "Dont have to do that" yada yada yada. Oh but you do have to pay $70. Totally misleading..
Great info. Thanks. Question, if we have a good firewall already in place, would PassPoint work if we install a Cloud Key instead a UniFi gateway?
Passpoint is a mechanism of the Wi-Fi for association to the AP and doesn't involve the firewall or Cloud Key, except for configuration of the network
Wifi calling just works....and i only care about my family phones. This might be useful in a coffee shop
@@Anand-tu2wr that’s fair, if you want to manually enable Wi-Fi calling and everyone in your family is already connecting to your network. But if you’re in a spot where you have a bunch of guests coming over, or relatives who visit you and you don’t want to have to configure their phones, this could be helpful then too. At least that’s what I see at my house.
Absolutely love what you've built but $40 a month is incredibly steep for a residential product like this. Considering that the geeks who would tinker with this stuff at home are typically the same ones who support other organizations IT needs, I would imagine offering this service free for residential users would lead to a dramatic increase in mid-market & Enterprise adoption. Open up to channel and help them help you!
@@arcataslacker I love your take on it. I commented earlier that even at 40 bucks a month this is still 1/3 of the cost of a traditional cell phone repeater system from Wilson or any other competitors, and as a huge nerd, I deployed one of those in my house. For the markets that need it, I think it offers a tremendous value, like the cost of landline, especially considering that you’re not tied to any single Cell generation
@@WirelessNerd thanks for the response! I see what you mean on the value prop, but with Wi-Fi calling and most nerds investing heavily in waps we are talking $40 a month or $480 a year to boost the cell connection for neighbors and guests. That's $480 a year that could go into the home lab. On a good year I can get away with $1,500 of nerd spend at home without the wife raising an eyebrow. I don't think that's a unique problem to have. My challenge to you would be to try a full 3 months at $3 a month or $30 a year for residential use. That places it in the no-brainer category, and would probably get mentioned on level 1 techs or LTT. Price it so aggressively in the hobbyist space that every homelab techie turns into a word of mouth referral in the commercial space. What is your current cost to acquire a qualified commercial lead? I currently sell teleco in the mid-market space while also operating a growing MSP and would absolutely love to see this take off.
@@arcataslacker I see what you are saying, however the market this affects the most is the cellular repeater market that charges $1500 per device .. and that's for a fixed device with no projection for future tech enhancements. We think at 1/3 of the cost of that, plus it's ability use any and all Wi-Fi revisions, is a good place to start, for now. $30 a year, while absolutely appealing, doesn't cover the costs to be able to operate this service, unfortunately.
hi how much is the license or how do I get it, I just bought the side kick 2, but it wont work without the license, whats the way forward this is so frustrating.? someone please help..
@@oluwasegunalphonso4401 you need an Ekahau software license to use the sidekick with.
What value does this add relative to connecting to the WiFi. Is it just the auto-connect feature?
@@who2u333 the ability for clients to seamlessly and securely auto connect without having to fumble around with passwords or keys, keeping the user and their data protected and secured, while offering the ease of use as a transition to and from the mobile tower network without missing a beat is one. But in areas like the one I live in, where I’m at the edge of a cell and so are many businesses, this provides, the basic functionality of letting AT&T and T-Mobile users have a usable service inside .. and that’s great for homes, businesses, schools, hospitals, anywhere that people gather.
Great vid, thanks for sharing.. cool new update for sure!
Nothing is "absolutely" secure.
@@VenomKen using WPA2 with 802.1X the communications between the device and the AP is secured vs an open SSID with no encryption on traffic.
I get more attacks through cell carrier than I do a residential provider. the only security is through a private network that is firewalled and hardend . The only security your dealing with is the handshake at the toll booth to get onto the highway as an already paiding consumer don't confuse yourself here.
would this also support if the there is no cell phone signal, and the user needs to send SMS?
Yes.
So it's not actually improving/repeating the signal, it's just a wifi signal with no passwords.... I'll stick to my home network so I can access my pc and servers and such via my phone to access/play media.
@@AceBoy2099 for you that’s perfect. For guests, this offers a great way for them to auto connect securely.
hmm PassPoint technology with unifi using things like SignalRoam
How is this different from WiFi calling on the phones (TMobile)?
@@DuaneAlleman wi-Fi calling requires you to do the following: 1. Enable Wi-Fi calling through your service provider on your device 2. When you get near a Wi-Fi network that you wish to connect to you, open up your settings and connect to the network. 3. It’s an open Wi-Fi network with no passcode, you are attaching to an unsecured open network that places your device in danger by making your susceptible to a number of different attacks. 4. When you outside of the Wi-Fi coverage area and switch back over to the tower provided by the mobile operator, sometimes there is no session persistence in your call might drop. This alleviates all of those things. 1. Your T-Mobile device automatically recognizes that the wireless network being broadcast is supported by the carrier. 2. Your device automatically is accepted to the wireless network, using the device credentials to securely connect and receive an 802.1x certificate. 3. You don’t have to access access to settings, understand the password and key, or worry about connecting to an open unsecured network 4. When you from the Wi-Fi network to the outdoor network session, persistent remains because your device is registered with the carrier.
$40 a month so a guest to my house doesn't have to type in a wifi password (once)? What am I missing here?
Maybe lead with that this is a paid service that is $70 a month and that many of us will type a password a few times for that price.
@@audguy residential starts at $40/month
I was excited until I heard you shill for them and mention the price.
@@WirelessNerd I don't see it on their website, and it needs to be in the range of 40 a year.
@@audguy not listed yet. Waiting for it to be updated :)
Yeah, just from the outset without seeing the video, this seems like an alternative to WiFi Calling. WiFi Calling is free. (WiFi basically just lets you route regular cell phone calls or text messages through the WiFi connection if there is little to no cell service where you are.) Also, if this is an ad, you need to specify #ad in the title.
Loved the part where he explained it
Sounds cool but you should make small residential plans free, with maybe a one-time set up charge. Let us geeks play with it at home - decent method for customer acquisition. I can see how it could be abused though.
@@PeterLisanti residential starts at $40/month. Let me know if you wanna try it out for a few days!
@@WirelessNerd $40/month is insane for those that just want to play with it in a homelab environment 😂 wifi calling works just fine for free
$5 month I'll be in
Not sure I understand the need and was hoping for clarification. Don’t cell providers already support service over regular WiFi today?
@@Dsstaov2 this provides a way for people to seamlessly and securely connect to a carrier-approved Wi-Fi network that enables them to have a better user experience by automating the association, authentication, and communication components. You don’t have to supply either free open Wi-Fi or some long password, it is automatic and secure for on-boarding.
I have a small but public parking lot right next to my house. Would people in that parking lot automatically connect to this network? (The street that my house is on is in a bit of a ravine which results in reduced strength for cellphone signals)
Depending on if you have Wi-Fi equipmnet outside of your home and it's cranked up to where they can associate. We recommend disabling 2.4GHz to be safe, that should keep it within your walls for the most part if you're indoor only.⭐
Wow😮 that is incredible
Right?!?! You should see it work!
We have a problem with Verizon on our campus so hopefully in 2025. Does SignalRoam have educational discounts for a community college?
Not something that is fixed, it's pretty inexpensive compared to other solutions .. drop me a contact on signalroam.com and I'll work with ya!
Maybe you just don’t understand INNOVATION. Maybe you gotta get wise to VALUE. Shit.
Love the metropolitan provider idea. Being from Meta, are you thinking TDD with 802.11ay?
That could definitely be one way to do it!
Have you done any more testing with this?
I have not :(
Absolutely agree, although we need people to start honoring other passpoint profiles, but everyone is at a stalemate over the data. Industry needs the data to perform their analysis and ramp up their marketing engines. What about an FCC sponsored program for authentication?
Definitely a ping pong match between consumer privacy and security, and big data. I’d really love to see more and less expensive methods for onboarding 8021x clients that ‘’”just work” and provide for a universally great roaming experience….. wait a minute, did I just describe 5GNR and EAP-AKA?
You’re trash
The owner is sharing customer emails, names, and addresses on socials! This is very scary.
Sticker Mule is doxxing people! This has become a scary situation. I believe I was one who was doxxed. 😮
Scam and scum 😂
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Right so what SFPs are being used? Was it part of a GPON network with a backhaul to an existing fiber circuit going to a data center? What equipment would be used to transmit that in a home or business as most devices can’t even see 1.5gig over RJ45…lots of questions with no answers. Seems like a publicity grab.
Is there any other information that tell us how long will this stay in development or are they not allowed to disclose that information to the public yet.
WTF, why nobody talk about this? we could throw the wired headphone if the data rate can be so high
Curious about any insights Dave Taht or other knowledgeable people might have concerning interaction between Bufferbloat-fighting algorithms like cake and fq_codel and the IEEE standards required for Audio Video Bridging (IEEE 802.1AS, IEEE 802.1Q, IEEE 802.1Q, and TSN extensions).
hell yes
When I tried it, it looked like a child’s scribble. Be keen to see how your floor plan turned out
Promo SM 🤦
Nice. Now we can download gta in less than a week
Thats if they even Let the public use it
Almost everyone whiteboxed Baicells radios. That is changing with 5G starting to roll out but the LTE side, most are using Baicells.
Good video thank you!
Glad you liked it!
Will be checking more of them out and recommending it too
I like this
Did they mention anything about reinstating a quarterly conference call?
No they did not.