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HW091: WLAN Pi – MCP & OS Updates
October 20, 2026
Keith Parsons (0:01)
Welcome back to another episode of Heavy Wireless, part of the Packet Pushers Podcast Network. I'm Keith Parsons, and today I have with me Nick Turner.
We happened to be in Prague at the WLPC, an event that just finished. And I wanted to bring Nick on to talk about some of the updates to the WLAN Pi project. We sat in his deep dive, which was focused on, was called Advanced.
Nick Turner (0:24)
It was the WLAN Pi Advanced deep dive.
Keith Parsons (0:27)
And it was advanced. But the cool part about it was, there was a couple of things that were new. You've been doing WLAN Pi deep dives for how many years?
- HW091: WLAN Pi – MCP & OS Updates
- PP131: Making Security Awareness Training Actually Effective; Plus, How IT and OT Overlaps
- HS147: Architecting Infrastructure to Meet Your AI Ambitions (Sponsored)
- Tech Bytes: Meter Offers Up to $2,000 for New Network Engineers to Lab and Learn (Sponsored)
- NB596: Cisco, NVIDIA Plug New Optical Form Factor; TSMC Etches Another Record Quarter
- TNO077: From “Is It the Network?” to Continuous Assurance with NetBeez (Sponsored)
- HN846: How Meter Built a Topology Design Tool to Speed Deployments from Hours to Seconds (Sponsored)
- IPB210: IPv6-Mostly Is Really Dual-Stack
- N4N066: Access Lists
- TCG086: Why Training AI to Have a Self Makes Governance Harder
- NAN133: Beyond the Hype: The Realities of AI Infrastructure
- Tech Bytes: Get Ahead of AI-Driven Vulnerabilities with Frontier Virtual Patching (Sponsored)
- PP130: News Roundup—FBI and Pentagon Breached, AI Amplifies Threat Actors, UK Rolls Out Passkey Option, and More
- HS146: Costly Choices and Forced Dollars – Thanks AI
- NB595: Arista Racks Up New AI Infrastructure Options; Arelion Expands Existing Fiber Optics Capacity
- TNO076: Observability and Automation for AI Networking
- HN845: Real Life Use Cases for BGP Monitoring Protocol (BMP)
- LIU024: Dennis Thankachan: Lightyear and Beyond
- D2DO315: Running Agents Securely at Scale
- PP129: Inline Segmentation – HPE Networking’s Easy Button for Zero Trust (Sponsored)
- HW090: Inside eduroam
- HS145: The Economics and Architecture of AI Factories (Sponsored)
- Tech Bytes: Inside The Velocity Room – A New Community for IT Infrastructure Professionals (Sponsored)
- NB594: Visa Offers AI Security Software Free of Charge; Meta’s 1Pb Subsea Cable Puts Petal to the Metal
- IPB209: SREs Are Breaking IPv6 — And They Don’t Know It Yet
- NAN132: The AI-Augmented Engineer
- TCG085: Enterprise Salescraft with Drew Meli
- HS144: Next-Generation Data Centers: The Rules Are Changing, How Should Your Strategy Change?
- PP128: The Unseen Impacts of AI on Vulnerability Research
- Tech Bytes: Bring AI Inferencing on Prem with VMware AI Factory (Sponsored)
- NB593: AI Agents Come for Your Network; Google to Send TPUs Into Orbit
- TNO074: Lean Teams, Big Demands: Managing K-12 Complexity with AIOps (Sponsored)
- HN843: From Network Engineer to Network Architect with Kevin Nanns
- LIU023: Wendell Odom – The Man Who Wrote THE Book
- D2DO314: Backups SaaS – Safety as a Service
- HW089: Spectrum Analysis and Vibe Coding
- HS143: Why We Don’t Believe in Self-Healing AI (Sponsored)
- PP127: Network Configuration and State Visibility at Scale with Unimus (Sponsored)
- Tech Bytes: Why Beaver Excavating Tapped Firezone for WireGuard-Powered VPN (Sponsored)
- NB592: AWS Recommends UAE Migration; FCC Wants More Spectrum for Satellite Broadband
- HN842: How Network Engineers Can Prepare for a Post-Quantum World
- TNO073: Network Automation Forum: From Simple Survey to Global Community
- IPB208: IPv6 Address Management Is Broken
- N4N064: A Gentle Introduction to Border Gateway Protocol (BGP)
- D2DO313: Operations is a Reconciliation Loop (Sponsored)
- TCG084: Is AI Going to Kill Us All? Separating Frontier Risk From Frontier Theater
- NAN131: Routing Through Space: The Reality of Low-Earth Orbit (LEO) Satellite Networks
- PP126: Trying (and Failing) the CCIE Security Exam
- HW088: Scaling Your Wireless Team with Ekahau SaaS (Sponsored)
- HS142: The Blueprint for Automated Network Operations (Sponsored)
- NB591: Altera Adds PQC to FPGAs; Europe Spend Billions to Boost Satellite Broadband
- TNO072: Connectivity and Community with Jason Gintert
- HN841: HPE Melds Apstra and Mist for Self-Driving Data Center Networks (Sponsored)
- LIU022: Chris Grundemann – From Pulling Cable to Network Automation Forum
- D2DO312: Networking at Scale: AWS Transit Gateway War Stories
- PP125: News Roundup—Cyberattack Impacts Pacemakers, OpenAI Publishes Eye-Opening Postmortem, and More
- HW087: Designing for 6GHz Standard Power Indoors
- NB590: Blue Origin Wins NASA Bid for Mars Telecoms; Fortinet Offers High School Hackers Curriculum
- HN839: Why Flows, Packets, and DDI are All Critical for Operational Effectiveness (Sponsored)
- HN838: Meet Mr. Packets – Building Your Own Agentic AI Team Member
- HN836: Optimize AI Traffic on the WAN with Ciena’s Integrated IP Networking (Sponsored)
- HN834: HPE Self-Driving Networks: The Next Evolution of Network Automation (Sponsored)
- HN833: The State of Packet Pushers 2026
- HN832: AI Agents Are Just Another Tool: How to Integrate With Your Network Automation Strategy (Sponsored)
- HN831: The Sum, Not Just the Parts: How and Why to Think Holistically About Your Network
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