

The Wi-Fi Test That Passes in the Lab and Fails in the Real World
If you have ever validated a Wi-Fi upgrade in a quiet lab and then spent the next week explaining to users why “everything looks fine on our end,” you already know how this story ends. The lab test measured the PHY at its best. The real network lives and dies by airtime.
This post is for Wi-Fi engineers. It is about understanding why that number collapses at 10:30 AM on a Tuesday, and how to test in a way that predicts what users will actually experience.


How to Perform a Proper Network Load Test: LAN and Wi-Fi Stress Testing with Tessabyte
Under light load, almost any LAN or Wi-Fi system looks perfectly fine. The switch blinks, the AP purrs, and nothing seems wrong. But once you apply enough load, networks begin revealing their traits.


