Monthly Archives: March 2009

Wi-Spy DBx defines the low-cost WLAN analyzer space

Posted on March 23, 2009 by mark

Craig Matthias, who has written reviews in the past on Wi-Spy, delved into a comparison of the different spectrum analyzers on the market in Network World‘s latest installment of WLAN magnagement tips. Wi-Spy DBx was compared in the mix of … Continue reading →

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Spectrum decoding on the cheap

Posted on March 12, 2009 by mark

Glenn Fleischman explains in his Ars Technica article the affordable ways of understanding the airspace around your wireless networks. One of the products featured in the article is Wi-Spy DBx and it’s dual band ability to find interference beyond Wi-Fi. … Continue reading →

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Perform site surveys with Wi-Spy DBx and Visiwave

Posted on March 5, 2009 by mark

We got word from our buddies at Visiwave that Wi-Spy DBx has been integrated for use into their Site Survey software with great success. So, now you can analyze RF interference locations for the 802.11a/n spectrum just like the 802.11b/g … Continue reading →

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inSSIDer 1.1 released

Posted on March 2, 2009 by Ryan

Our open source utility inSSIDer continues to grow in popularity, and has now surpassed 100,000 downloads! It’s been great to hear all of your success stories and we think you will really like 1.1. Along with fixing some lingering compatibility … Continue reading →

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