Webinar: Top 5 Wi-Fi Problems

I'm giving a Webinar today at 11 am, Pacific Time on five common Wi-Fi problems and how I use AirMagnet to troubleshoot them.  NetScout (formerly Fluke Networks Enterprise), owners of the AirMagnet product line, is putting it on.

You can register here: https://www.brighttalk.com/webcast/5522/177567

Sorry for the late notice.

If you miss the live Webinar, you can always access it later.

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