Collecting A 5G PCAP

After however many years working on open source LTE, I’ve recently been forced graciously invited to upgrade some of the networks I support from LTE to 5G. My thoughts on 5G as an architecture are enumerated in other posts, so I wanted to take this moment to discuss and provide something useful to my fellow...

Long Overdue Post

I haven’t written anything here in… several years. Still been quite active/busy on a handful of different fronts, but this particular blog fell off the horse pretty hard. Funnily enough, I’ve drafted several entries that are basically 95% complete, everything in place except for simply proofreading and looking up the relevant citations. I suspect it’s...

Embracing the Slower Side of Life

In the spirit of expanding my writing style and audience, I recently wrote this piece for the Summer issue of Mountaineer Magazine. It’s provided in full here, but is also available on their blog at https://www.mountaineers.org/blog/embracing-the-slower-side-of-life. There’s something truly wonderful about not knowing what lies over the next ridge, or how to get there. If I climb...

A New Project…

And now, for something completely unrelated to networking: In August 2019, I bought a 16 foot fiberglass trailer – a 1977 Boler, to be specific – with the idea of fixing it up and living out of it for a big part of 2020. I’m hoping to use this blog to chronicle the entire build/remodel...

Bokondini Initial Roll-Out

All right! Where I left off last time, we had just built the network, turned it off, and headed back to the States (just in time for another round of pitches and conferences). Once back in Seattle, we expected a relatively quick roll-out, but ended up having to pump the brakes while some regulatory questions...

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