We Might Need a Wi-Fi Upgrade - Juniper Networks Showcase

Is the studio due for a networking upgrade? Juniper reached out to see if we could test their new conversational virtual network assistant Marvis in an attempt to speed up our troubleshooting

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0:00 Intro
1:13 AP43
3:00 Challenge One
4:50 RGB
6:25 Challenge Two
7:30 Dynamic PCap
9:10 Challenge Three
10:00 Outro

[MiniArts]

Linus: "There's nothing more annoying . . . than troubleshooting wifi issues."

Printers: *allow us to introduce ourselves.*

[morgan]

I definitely need a Wi-Fi upgrade but I don't think my neighbor is in any hurry.

[radradRbot]

"Mom, can we get Jarvis."
Mom, "We have Jarvis at home"
Jarvis at home: Marvis

[dumpsterdawg]

Home is where the Wi-Fi connects automatically

[Dudae_]

That horizontal bezel line is just god awful in a full scaled window

[Paulkjoss]

You can kind of tell when Linus doesn’t have his heart in it…
It’s probably coz it combines machine learning and AI

[SaltyNotSweat]

A more fitting title would be: I TRACK MY EMPLOYEES EVERY MOVE USING AI

[Renegade]

"Hey Marvis, why is the Wi-Fi down?"

"I'm sorry, I can't connect to the internet right now. Please try again later."

[acain]

The humidity temperature pressure sensor is probably there just to let them know when to void your lifetime warranty.

[kelvinluk]

"marvis combines machine learning and AI"

who wrote this....

[hudge]

Last year: “I REPLACED my $1000 Wifi...”

Now: *We Might Need a Wi-Fi Upgrade*

[Fluvance]

I like how this video basically showed that the AI was useless and the same old manual tricks were the real solution.

[benover]

linus in 2025:4 terabit internet for our editing stations!

[PhiliusLP]

It automatically captures packages and stores them in the cloud? That sounds like a terrible data breach waiting to happen.

[ash]

Marvis? It's like they wanted Jarvis but then Marvel got involved.

[dhoomeify]

And this is what will happen:
You'll upgrade the Wi-Fi.
Then your server is gonna be full, so you'll buy a new server/upgrade the existing new new Whonnock.
Then your network has a bottleneck so you'll upgrade it.
Then you'll buy 18k Cameras, so you'll upgrade your editors workstations to dual 3090s and Zen 3 32-core Threadrippers.
And then your storage will be full...
And so on.

[lurick]

And you didn't even show it automatically restarting the port for a trouble AP?
You physically unplugged it? Seriously?!?

[kidney]

and the award for the strangest but coolest monitor setup goes to...

[dieKatze]

So what you're saying is, the enterprise grade AP has all the same features as all the other enterprise grade APs.

Got it.

[danieleckert]

1:22 using stacked ultravide monitors just to display one datasheet is a weird flex.