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West Ada School District Eliminates Network Guesswork with Wyebot’s Client-Side Intelligence

West Ada School District, Idaho’s largest K–12 district with 61 buildings and over 2,000 access points, deployed Wyebot’s Wireless Intelligence Platform to enhance its existing Cisco Meraki infrastructure and ThousandEyes monitoring tools. By installing Wyebot sensors throughout its campuses, the district gained critical client-side visibility, transforming network troubleshooting from educated guesses into data-driven decisions. Key […]

Enhancing WiFi Network Performance at Meriden Board of Education

Chris Sette, Manager of IT Services at the Meriden Board of Education, partners with Wyebot and the AI-powered Wireless Intelligence Platform™ (WIP) to enhance network performance at the Meriden Board of Education. Background Sette started working with Wyebot five years ago. He was introduced to our company at a technology conference. He said shred , […]

Wyebot Enhances Network Performance for Private High School

A private high school in Florida wanted a more proactive approach to troubleshooting to ensure seamless connectivity for students and staff. By partnering with Wyebot and our Wireless Intelligence Platform™ (WIP), the school optimized their network performance and greatly reduced the Mean Time to Resolution and the number of issues overall. Challenges Before integrating WIP […]

What Network Teams Should Actually Monitor: The Metrics That Matter Most

Network teams already collect extensive operational data. Controllers report access point status. Switches expose interface statistics. Firewalls generate session logs. Management platforms track utilization, CPU, memory, and device availability. Users still report slow applications, frozen video calls, delayed authentication, and intermittent disconnects while infrastructure dashboards remain green. The gap is usually not a lack of […]

Dynamic Frequency Selection (DFS) in Wi-Fi: Radar Detection and 5 GHz Channel Behavior

Dynamic Frequency Selection (DFS) has been part of Wi-Fi for years, yet it still causes confusion for many network teams. Some organizations avoid DFS channels entirely. Others use them but are unsure how radar detection works or what actually happens when an access point must change channels. In many cases, DFS concerns only become visible […]

5 GHz vs 6 GHz Wi-Fi: Coverage, Power Classes, and Design Implications

There has been a lot of discussion recently around 6 GHz Wi-Fi. Some of it focuses on throughput. Some of it focuses on coverage. And some of it assumes that because 6 GHz is newer, it must behave fundamentally differently. In the webinar that prompted this write-up, the goal wasn’t to declare one band “better” […]