Lee Badman

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Lee Badman is a network engineer and wireless technical lead for a large private university. He also teaches classes on networking, wireless network administration and wireless security.

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Despite WLAN speed growth, do we really need mGig?
10 Apr 2018
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Which is better for WLAN support: Mac or Windows?
22 Mar 2018
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Can cable be reused when upgrading 802.11ac wireless LAN?
07 Mar 2018
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How networking can prepare for 5G mobile technology
12 Feb 2018
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Need help making Wi-Fi secure? Consider some 'classic' approaches
08 Nov 2017
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Why some Wi-Fi jobs are best for WLAN professionals to avoid
10 Aug 2017
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When will networking embrace the 802.11ax standard?
08 Aug 2017
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The ways you can make Wave 2 wireless work for you
22 Nov 2016
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Stepping up your WAN connection with new network technology
16 Aug 2016
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High-speed wireless access: Fact or fiction?
22 Jun 2016
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Using a WAN optimizer sounds great, until it doesn't work
14 Jan 2016
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Searching for the right WAN connection type
12 Nov 2015
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Using quality of experience to boost mobile user experience
15 Sep 2015
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Overcoming the challenges of wiring farm networks
29 Jul 2015
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How indoor mesh wireless solved an outdoors problem
13 Mar 2015
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Cloud-managed networking makes VPN a snap
03 Nov 2014

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