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Jim Palmer

Sr Staff Solutions Architect. I love to work out so my favorite exercise is jumping to conclusions. After a workout, I’ll ponder some of my favorite quotes like, “It Depends” from Sam Clements. When finished, I’ll rock out to symphonic heavy metal from Finland to relax.
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WLPC2019PHX-Head-Shots_112 Jim Palmer

May 17, 2023

Physically Securing a Wired Network

In this blog, we delve into the complexities of securing a wired network, highlighting the challenges, potential weaknesses, and crucial best practices that every network engineer should know.

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May 10, 2023

RUCKUS Networks Security

Jim Palmer provides an accessible guide to the essentials of network security, covering practical tips for wired and wireless networks, as well as strategies for secure network management.

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WLPC2019PHX-Head-Shots_112 Jim Palmer

April 24, 2023

Introducing Jim's Corner

In his blog, Jim Palmer shares his expertise on network security and emphasizes the need to address everyday vulnerabilities that can pose a risk to organizations, helping IT professionals become more effective defenders of network security.

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WLPC2019PHX-Head-Shots_112 Jim Palmer

July 14, 2022

6 GHz: The Sizzle, the Speed—and the Sobering Reality

Jim Palmer explains how a Wi-Fi specification’s exciting numbers don’t always translate directly into real-world application performance—and how some thoughtful reimagining of Wi-Fi architecture can unlock an entirely different kind of performance that’s worth getting excited about.

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February 18, 2021

So Really, What is the Big Deal with MAC Randomization? - Part 3

The autumn of 2020 saw the WLAN world in a little bit of a frenzy due to the implementation of MAC Randomization as a default setting in Apple’s iOS 14.

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