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For you Cisco WiFi folk - found this little gem buried in their docs. Ya'll might already be familiar. But, I was happy to find it. WiFi Tshoot Cheat Sheet!
https://t.co/iCBwbU7alv
@seattletimes Make sure to use WEP too right? 🤮Perhaps interview subject matter experts when putting these pieces together as opposed to using (bad) internet articles as your sole source of research and presenting the info you scraped as authoritative.
This was posted by a friend of ours that’s an ER doc. You don’t believe the news? Fine. Don’t believe politicians? Understandable. But, please listen to the people paying the price for our choices.
Merry Christmas. Stay safe.
@JimVajda@Nick_Lowe This is the approach I take. For our corporate WLAN, I enable k/v/r (parts of it anyway) and leave w as optional. I know the clients connecting and have a testbed for various nic/os/driver combos. Have an IoT network for the idiots.
@MicrosoftTeams I did just submit an idea. If you don’t yet have a submit via social media feature yet, perhaps you should pass it on internally until you catch up with all of your competitors. Customer feedback is valuable. Make it as easy as possible for me to share it or risk losing it.
@MicrosoftTeams You really need to get rid of this “feature” where calls end when you hit your phone’s power button. I don’t want to end my call every time I wake up my phone to look at something. Bad idea.