Rowell Dionicio

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I deploy simple, seamless & secure enterprise networks. Podcasting Wi-Fi technologies at Clear To Send.

Marvis Minis extend beyond the local network. Insights into client-to-cloud experience. We're in the world of end user application experience. Juniper Networks is now extending into regional CDN PoPs to provide us more visibility into what's happening. #MFD13 rowelldionicio.com/marvis-minis...

Marvis Minis and the Rise of Distributed Observability

Sensorless visibility is uniquely positioned in enterprise networking. Juniper introduced a Marvis Minis and just extended the capabilities beyond your network. There is now application visibility,…

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Juniper’s AI journey—from data collection to Marvis’ auto-remediation—shows what’s possible. Marvis isn’t just observability. It acts. 1️⃣ Fixes issues automatically 2️⃣ Speeds ops via conversation 3️⃣ Your smart network assistant rowelldionicio.com/from-aiops-t... #MFD13

From AIOps to Autonomous Networking

AI isn’t a feature, it’s an organizational strategy. Juniper Networks is not only embedding AI into the platform (Marvis), but also into their support structure and company culture. Tic…

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Wi-Fi 7 access points are here - but is it worth the upgrade? We've been hearing about the promises it brings: ✅ Lower latency for your mission-critical apps ✅ Multi-Link Operation (MLO) for more efficient connections ✅ Higher capacity for IoT & high density environments

You ever cross your fingers when rebooting a switch remotely? Wish you had faster boot times! Juniper Networks came out with the EX4000 with a 2 minute boot time! ⏱️ What’s the longest you’ve waited for a switch to reboot? I’m curious who’s got the longest wait! #sponsored

Update your NetAlly tools to v2.7 to discover Wi-Fi 7 networks! Just in time for some Wi-Fi 7 testing I will be doing soon. Features in 2.7: 🛜 Wi-Fi 7 Visibility 🧪 AutoTest improvements 🤝 Wired test enhancements 📍 AirMapper improvements 🐞 Bug fixes

Updating NetAlly EtherScope nXGNetAlly EtherScope nXG on desk

Today’s agenda: 🏌️‍♂️Driving range 🛻 Clean my truck 💁‍♂️ Organize my office 🚴‍♀️ Teach my daughter to ride a bike ⚾️ Practice baseball with my son 🍺 Have a beer and take a nap

Wi-Fi validation surveys help to provide a view of what Wi-Fi looks like in a given space. I always recommend completing one. Also check with your eyes. Are APs mounted correctly? Is the Ethernet plugged in? If so, is the cable plugged into the right access point port?

Access point deployment

Isn’t it amazing how we can transport bits as a laser that bounces around super thin glass across long distances at high capacity? Fiber is a wonderful technology. Also, always carry a fiber cleaner with you. I forgot mine 🤦‍♂️

LC fiber patch cable and SFP modules

Thinking about a career in IT? Start with networking fundamentals. It’s the backbone of everything. It’s in the cloud, powering overlays, and running on every device. Nail networking, and you’ll pick up new tech faster and solve problems like a pro.

Rushed to finished an order on Dec 31st ‘24. Sent the shipping address to the distributor. But my PO to them had our mailing address. When you move too quickly you make mistakes but luckily it worked out. Got a truck in November and moved everything easily & in one trip to a secure location.

Crate of Mist access pointsMoved Mist access points with my truck to a secure location.External antennas for the Mist AP45ESelfie for scale

Every time I complete my overall task goals I feel pretty good. This week has been very productive with handling things like 🛜 Wi-Fi validation survey reports 🤑 Auditing expenses 🔗 Integrating cloud applications

15 tasks completed on Todoist

Locked in a big sale for us right before the ball dropped for the New Year. It was down to the last few hours of 2024. I have to say thanks to the partnership with Juniper and Ingram Micro for getting it past the finish line. Celebrated last night with my wife 🥳 What a way to end the year!

Celebrating wins over dinner with my wife.

All the technical skills I worked on last year that I’ll be taking to the next level: 🔒Palo Alto Networks NGFW -> to self-serve and automation 🔀 JUNOS -> to automation of switches 🛜 UniFi -> to multitenant dashboard 🛜 Wi-Fi 6 -> migrate thousands of APs to Wi-Fi 7