Rowell Dionicio and François Vergès
Clear To Send: Wireless Network Engineering
A weekly podcast about wireless network engineering. Wireless topics on education, wireless design, tips, interviews with other wireless engineers, tech news about wireless, and the products we configure. A podcast for any wireless professional or enthusiast.
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Rowell Dionicio and François Vergès
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Jun 23, 2026
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Episodes
CTS 088: Cape Networks At MFD2 14.08.2017 46:07
We recap the presentation Cape Networks provided during Mobility Field Day 2. It aired live on July 26th, 2017. This episode is sponsored by Metageek Cape Networks at MFD2 A company was born a little over 3 years ago. Their goal, to help network admins and MSPs to enable a great experience on their networks. […] The post CTS 088: Cape Networks At MFD2 appeared first on Clear To Send .
CTS 087: AirCheck G2 w/ Netscout at MFD2 07.08.2017 42:05
We recap Netscout presenting at Mobility Field Day 2 (MFD2) which aired live on July 26th, 2017. This episode is sponsored by Metageek Netscout At Mobility Field Day 2 Netscout has a number of network and application tools but for Mobility Field Day 2 (MFD2) they brought out the AirCheck G2 and Link-Live. The greatest […] The post CTS 087: AirCheck G2 w/ Netscout at MFD2 appeared first on Clear T...
CTS 086: Capacity Planner, Ubiquiti and FedEx Forum 31.07.2017 1:42:31
Let’s welcome Andrew von Nagy of Revolution WiFi and Capacity Planner, Brandon Gilles of Ubiquiti, and Jeff Hansen also from Ubiquiti. They join us on this episode to inform us about the collaboration of Ubiquiti with Andrew’s latest version of Capacity Planner. Ubiquiti also goes into details about the FedEx Forum UniFi deployment to fill […] The post CTS 086: Capacity Planner, Ubiquiti and FedEx...
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