Monthly Archives: May 2011

Properly Documenting Interference with Report Builder

Posted on May 19, 2011 by Trent

We take signal-to-noise seriously here at MetaGeek. In Wi-Fi a Signal to Noise Ratio represents the distance between the peak of the signal and the noise floor. It is a measurement of how quiet an environment is compared to how loud a transmitter is. Think about how loud you must talk in a noisy bar vs an office cubicle. Signal to Noise is what you care about vs what you don’t.… Read More

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New Stuff at Interop

Posted on May 17, 2011 by mark

The MetaGeek team spent last week exhibiting at the Interop show in Las Vegas showing off our new satellite Wi-Spy set up as well as our new live streaming and recordings viewer for iPad and iPhone. All-in-all it was a great show with many new–and old–friends met.
Douglas Haider, who works for Cisco and writes a blog for ComputerWorld, spoke with our Chief Geek Ryan Woodings about the necessity of spectrum analysis in deploying and maintaining wireless networks.… Read More

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