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I wonder if there was any action taken against the vendor of this equipment, Xirrus. The FCC clearly identifies that this feature was marketed by Xirrus as a "s
by ac29 10y ago
I wonder if there was any action taken against the vendor of this equipment, Xirrus. The FCC clearly identifies that this feature was marketed by Xirrus as a "shoot first and ask questions later" aggressive anti-AP technology. There does not appear to be any legal way to use this feature, so hopefully the FCC at least sent them a warning.
- windowsworkstoo 10y agoEvery enterprise wireless vendor has this ability. Further there are definitely legal ways to use this, if not in the US then certainly elsewhere.