Plume Design, Inc.

Michal Kazior

Paul White

William John McFarland

Abhishek Kumar

Adam R Hotchkiss

Yoseph Malkin

Aman Singla

Sameer Vaidya

Soner Ozgur

Mladen Barjaktarevic

Janusz Dziedzic

Nate Amarose

Mojmir Tuljak

A Wi-Fi network includes one or more access point devices configured to connect to one or more devices; wherein the Wi-Fi network is designated by a Service Set Identifier (SSID); wherein each Wi-Fi client device accesses the Wi-Fi network using the SSID and a key of a plurality of keys each being a password or certificate for the Wi-Fi network; and wherein each of the plurality of keys designates an access zone of a plurality of access zones each defining rules for network and/or device access such that the one or more access point devices provide selective access based on which of the plurality of keys is used for each of the one or more devices.

Controlled guest access to Wi-Fi networks

A Wi-Fi system includes a plurality of access points each configured to operate on a plurality of channels including Dynamic Frequency Selection (DFS) frequency channels and non-DFS frequency channels; and at least one access point of the plurality of access points is connected to a controller, wherein the controller is configured to coordinate usage of the plurality of channels between the plurality of access points including usage of the DFS frequency channels pursuant to predetermined DFS rules. One or more access points of the plurality of access points are configured to perform DFS measurements for a Channel Availability Check (CAC) and the DFS measurements are provided to the controller.

Dynamic frequency selection in distributed Wi-Fi networks

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Wroclaw, Poland

Michal Kazior