A wireless network engineer from Texas with a passion for technology and using it to do amazing things.
Growing up in South Texas, it was sometimes difficult to understand that there was an entire world outside of our neighborhoods. I'm sure this is the same for every city and town across the world, as perspective is only gained through experience. No one captures the Rio Grande Valley of Texas like Gabriel Salazar - http://www.gabrielsalazarart.com/I was... Continue Reading →
I’m happiest when I’m able to get hands-on with a project and get some great tidbits of information in the process. I’m like a sponge, I soak it all in. In the last few months I have had the unique opportunity to work on a cool project between a vendor and one of their customers.... Continue Reading →
I recently had to go fix up an install of 5 Xirrus 2425H arrays, and in the process of doing so have found some lessons learned that I felt I should share in case anyone gets stuck or needs some info on their deployment.Not that this has anything to do with this post, but this... Continue Reading →
I was out on an install recently and speaking with a group that runs the connectivity and IT service for a group of libraries in a City. We were discussing firewalls, application awareness, and eventually good ol' Wi-Fi. When someone brought up the iPhone 6, we began discussing VoLTE and Wi-Fi calling. The conversation that... Continue Reading →
One of the greatest things about doing what I do in the local community is that I get to go visit places that I haven't been to in a pretty long time, or that I went to as a kid and get to see them from an entirely different perspective. One of those places is... Continue Reading →