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There’s a lot here to appreciate, and it’s obvious that there is more to come. Having done so myself, I encourage you to kick the tires on Zaib’s tools that interest you as well as bookmarking the WLAN Book blog and following Zaib on Twitter. Though WLAN Book and Access Agility may not have the name recognition of Metageek or Fluke Networks, there are several fresh, innovative tools to be explored here. I was fortunate to catch Zaib speak about his Cloud WiFi Scanning tool at this year’s excellent WLAN Pros Summit, and the video on the session is here. He mixes it up at conferences and via Twitter, he’s quick to respond to email and such, and is as active as anyone today trying to make our wireless world run smoother. To round it out, Zaib is one of those treasured people that gets the value of the greater Wi-Fi community. Also, he gets around, and is a real-world practitioner (and not just a developer) as evidenced by his posts. First, Zaib includes LOTS of pictures of whatever he is blogging about. The WLAN Book blog is particularity excellent for a few reasons.

Zaib doesn’t strike me as the kind of gent that lets grass grow under him, so check back now and then for additions to his offerings.

An interesting group of survey and analysis tools and utilities (I wish all operating systems came with the functionality of Access Agility’s BridgeChecker built in).

Downloadable Apps for Android, iOS, Mac, and Windows.

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Online tools that include Virtual Access Point software and a Rogue AP Scanner.

A true gentleman, you can tell that Zaib not only knows wireless, he lives and breathes it.īetween the WLAN Book and Access Agility web sites, there is an interesting range of Wi-Fi survey and troubleshooting tools to consider: Since then, I’ve had the pleasure of meeting Zaib in person and talking on the phone with him about a tool he had in development. “ WiFiMedic” from WLAN Book made my list, and I became aware of Kaleem’s other tools back then as well.

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My first brush with Zaib’s utilities came in March 2013, when I was putting together a blog for Network Computing on free or low-cost tools for wireless troubleshooting. It also helps to consider the utilities sold by Access Agility to be perhaps a bit more “Enterprise Grade” than those offered through WLAN Book, but even this distinction isn’t quite accurate as many of the tools are compatible and complimentary. Though Access Agility is about more than wireless tools as you can tell by the services listed on their site, for the purposes of this blog and getting familiar with the offerings we’ll say that Zaib Kaleem = WLAN Book = Access Agility and leave it at that for now. He’s also the vice president of DC-area Access Agility. Zaib Kaleem is the brains behind the WLAN Book suite of wireless tools and website/blog.

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But interesting beta code isn’t quite the point of this post let’s have a quick look at an interesting (and accomplished) Wi-Fi guy, a company, and a website that are all tightly coupled.If you’ve not heard of Zaib Kaleem, Access Agility, or WLAN Book yet, you may not quite realize that they are all (essentially) one and the same, and are worth getting to know if you’re in the business of wireless networking.

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The full link for the scanning utility is and is worth checking out (bearing in mind that it’s still very much a beta tool and that your feedback is appreciated). Always on the prowl for new WLAN tools, my spider sense recently went all tingly when I saw this come across the Twitter feed: