A few blogs back we wrote about Wireless Bridges. In this post we’ll go into a bit more detail about how to actually go about putting in a Wireless Bridge to link networks and/or buildings. You might be wanting to
You might have heard talk about 802.11ax and how it is the emerging Wi-Fi standard that seems set to displace the current 802.11ac standard. With higher throughput and the scope to overcome poor performance in crowded environments, this is an
One of the first questions you’ll ask when in the planning stages of a new Wi-Fi project will be how many access points are needed. There are various factors which will affect the answer to this: – Coverage area –
Here’s a little photo of one of our previous clients who was having a bit of trouble with their signal strength… (and no, that’s not a pot of Jaffa Cakes). You don’t need a site survey to understand why their
As with so many technological things, something that starts off on a big scale, slims down for the everyday. It wasn’t that long ago that wireless mesh networking was was used to span cityscapes; now it can be found in
Incase you’re wondering what both of these things are… Wi-Fi bridges and Wi-Fi mesh are both instead of physical cabling. You might be a bit disappointed to know that the magic of Wi-Fi isn’t all up in the air –
Are you familiar with the laws of physics? Maybe, maybe not. We’re talking specifically electromagnetism – The same laws that govern mobile phones and radio waves also govern Wi-Fi which means that there are particular elements that are predictable. Here
Subjective, is what it is. Technology moves at a quick pace and our society tries it’s best to keep up with it – We are always reaching for the best smartphone, the latest smartwatch, the most innovative laptops/ tablets and
What were you doing 15 years ago? Were you scrolling through emails on your phone whilst sat in a cafe, or working remotely via laptop? Chances are the answer is no, as wireless networks were still rather a rarity. If
If you’re not sure whether your Wi-Fi is working as efficiently as it should, or you’re wondering whether there is a way of improving it and how, then you could consider doing a Wi-Fi survey. Perhaps you’ve secured new office
We’ve done the maths and Ubiquiti UniFi comes at a much better price than the likes of Cisco and Ruckus equivalents. Does that mean that their products are actually ‘cheap’ or are the alternatives just somewhat over-priced? It kind of
All we hear about when it comes to Wi-Fi is wireless, wireless, wireless. Everything nowadays seems to be wireless! But there are instances and situations where cables might be better or necessary. Maybe you stream lots of videos, play games
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