When WiFi coverage starts to act up, it feels natural to think that adding another access point will solve everything. I’ve learned that this isn’t always the case. Sometimes adding APs only makes things worse. So before doing that, I take a step back. Look at what’s really going wrong.
First I check signal strength. A weak signal can cause slow…[阅读更多]
When a network grows from one or two access points to several APs, I think the backhaul becomes just as important as the wireless coverage itself.
For smaller setups, Ethernet uplinks are usually straightforward. But when access points are spread across different floors, buildings, or longer distances, fiber can be a practical option.
A few…[阅读更多]
