Notes from RIPE 83
Geoff Huston discusses technical presentations from RIPE 83.
Tag: WiFi
WiFiMon: Monitoring Wi-Fi network performance from the end-user perspective
Guest Post: Combining crowdsourced and probe measurements for Wi-Fi performance evaluation.
Affordable Internet for the community by the community
Guest Post: Bangladesh’s Janata Wi-Fi project is solving high mobile Internet prices with tea stall vendors and custom technology.
Using multiple rates and multiple channels to improve wireless performance
Guest post: There is a tradeoff between achievable throughput and coverage of wireless signals — using multiple channels can deliver better results.
Is WiFi too polite?
Guest Post: Most WiFi devices are designed to acknowledge all packets received — this poses security risks.
BBR patches for higher WiFi throughput and lower queuing delays
Feedback is sought on recent BBR patches that seek to increase throughput for WiFi and lower queuing delays.
Successes and challenges of IPv6 transition technologies at APNIC
APNIC has operated its own dual stack network for many years, but recently embarked on two additional IPv6 network projects. This is what we experienced.
IETF 99, Prague: homenet tries to solve the naming problem
The current state of naming models in the Home Networking (homenet) WG is quite a complex problem because there are at least two goals, and they may not entirely converge.
Wi-Fi Security – Enterprise Wi-Fi networks
Guest Post: The third post in this series looks at enterprise Wi-Fi security.
Wi-Fi Security – Public Wi-Fi networks
Guest Post: In the second post of this series, Ronald van Kleunen examines the risks associated with Public Wi-Fi networks.