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The Definitive Guide to Wi-Fi
Introduction Wi-Fi is a technology that has become so ingrained in our daily lives that we often take it for granted. Whether you’re streaming a movie, video chatting with loved ones, or working remotely, Wi-Fi makes it all possible. But how exactly does this seemingly magical technology work? This guide aims to provide a comprehensive…
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Steps to Disable SIP ALG by Router Manufacturer
1. Actiontec 2. Adtran 3. Arris 4. Asus 5. AT&T 6. Cisco 7. D-Link 8. Fortinet 9. Linksys 10. Mikrotik 11. Netgear 12. SonicWall 13. TP-Link 14. UBEE 15. Ubiquiti 16. Verizon FiOS 17. ZyXEL Related Posts Configuring SIP Trunk Failover in Adtran AOS: A Comprehensive GuideOptimizing Red Roof Inn PBX Systems: Enhancing Communication and…
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“Surviving Corporate Collapse: Smart Moves When Your Job’s on the Line”
When your company is going under, the looming uncertainty can feel overwhelming. Whether you’re part of the decision-making team or a hardworking employee caught in the crossfire, the end of the line often feels sudden and severe. However, this doesn’t mean you’re powerless. By adopting a proactive approach, you can minimize the damage and set…
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Building Network Resilience: Implementing Redundant Links with UniFi
In today’s connected world, network reliability is critical for businesses of all sizes. A network outage can lead to lost productivity, frustrated customers, and potentially significant financial losses. One of the most effective ways to enhance network reliability is through redundancy—specifically, implementing redundant links. For those using UniFi networking equipment, creating redundant links can help…
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The Pitfalls of 6 GHz in Wi-Fi: What You Need to Know
The introduction of the 6 GHz band in Wi-Fi 6E and upcoming Wi-Fi 7 standards has generated a lot of excitement in the tech world. The 6 GHz spectrum offers a massive increase in available bandwidth, promising faster speeds, lower latency, and less interference compared to the crowded 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands. However,…
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Does Wi-Fi 6 Have a Place in Hospitality?
In the competitive hospitality industry, offering reliable Wi-Fi is a must. With the introduction of Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax), many hoteliers are considering whether they should upgrade their networks to this new standard. Wi-Fi 6 promises faster speeds, increased capacity, and improved efficiency, but does it really have a place in hospitality? The reality is more…
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Why You Shouldn’t Just Upgrade Your Network to Wi-Fi 6: The Pitfalls of 1:1 Upgrades
Wi-Fi 6, also known as 802.11ax, is the latest generation of wireless networking technology, promising faster speeds, greater capacity, and improved efficiency. It’s natural to want to upgrade your network to this new standard, especially as more devices support Wi-Fi 6. However, simply replacing your existing access points (APs) with Wi-Fi 6 models in a…
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Why Wi-Fi 7 Isn’t Ready for Primetime
Wi-Fi technology has evolved rapidly over the years, with each new generation promising faster speeds, lower latency, and improved performance. Wi-Fi 7, the latest iteration, is no exception. Billed as a game-changer with its theoretical speeds of up to 46 Gbps and enhanced capabilities, Wi-Fi 7 is generating considerable buzz. However, despite its promising features,…
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Maximizing Wi-Fi Coverage in Hotels: Best Practices for AP Placement
In today’s hospitality industry, offering robust and reliable Wi-Fi is as essential as providing clean rooms and comfortable beds. Guests expect seamless connectivity throughout the hotel, whether they are in their rooms, the lobby, or any other public area. To meet this expectation, proper access point (AP) placement is crucial. This guide outlines best practices…
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Is Your Company Playing the Title Game? What It Says About Their Integrity
In the professional world, your job title is more than just a label—it’s a reflection of your role, responsibilities, and the value you bring to your company. But what happens when your company starts changing your title depending on who they’re talking to? Whether it’s for clients, partners, or even internal communication, this tactic can…
About Me
Currently, Cody Deluisio is a network engineer specializing in voice at ITG Networks. He is the project manager for the company’s next-generation customer service portal and telco billing system.
Recent projects include implementing and developing telco billing systems, dynamic device provisioning/remediation, and automated ticketing response.
His current focus being enterprise information systems such as VoIP transmission networks, live data capture systems, data warehousing systems, distributed processing infrastructures and more.
Mr. Deluisio is currently pursuing a masters degree in Information Systems Engineering at John Hopkins University. In addition to this Cody enjoys to raise chickens, spend time with family, and get outside.
If you are interested please contact him through LinkedIn.
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