Are you having trouble with your Wi-Fi? Trying desperately to send an email with a hefty attachment, or keep losing connection on a video call? It can be really frustrating when a Wi-Fi connection keeps dropping out or runs really
Don’t hold your breath! We’ve done a couple of blogs before on Wi-Fi 6, or to use it’s technical name, 802.11ax. This year sees the debut of this new version with the key improvement being it’s ability to send information
Yes. We could leave this blog at that one word answer, but thought we’d take the time to explain why it does indeed matter when it comes to having good business Wi-Fi. According to Statista.com, 23 billion connective devices utilise
We’ve compared cables before (Cat 5, Cat 5e and Cat 6) so here we’ll be comparing Cat 6 with Cat 7. The focus is so often on Wi-Fi that we wouldn’t blame you forgetting that sometimes, a cable is actually
Do you know why wireless network monitoring (WNM) is a must to keep your organization running efficiently? It’s safe to say that most businesses rely on a solid internet connection for at least part of their day to day operations,
This blog is a brief overview of Wi-Fi antennas to help you choose the right one for your application. Are you trying to boost your office or warehouse Wi-Fi signal? Perhaps you’re trying to provide Wi-Fi across your B&B or
Do you run a business where you need to give your clients or guests Wi-Fi access, but don’t want to give them access to your whole network? Maybe you own a cafe, manage a gym or run a B&B –
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
