Is Your Company’s Wireless Connection Too Slow? Here’s How to Fix It
Wireless network connections are, unfortunately, not 100% reliable. There are several factors that can determine how efficient your wireless connection is, …
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Outdoor Wireless Networks: How to Extend Wireless Outside Your Building
The biggest benefit of wireless networks is that it allows users to connect to the Internet from any spot inside its area of coverage. Your users no longer …
Wireless Routers and Access Points: What’s the Difference?
In order to get a wireless network up and running, you need to install a set of hardware. This hardware allows users to access a network without the need to …
Wireless Network Management: 3 Best Practices for Enterprises
Running an enterprise network isn’t easy. From the initial designing and planning stage to the final installation and operation phases, companies need to …
Access Point Placement: 6 Guidelines for Successful Installation
In order to build a wireless network infrastructure, a company needs to consider the placement of multiple access points around their campus. Access points …
Cisco Announces Several WiFi 6 Products and Partnerships
Today, Cisco announced a series of hardware solutions, partnerships, and resources that support the in-development WiFi standard WiFi 6 (or 802.11ax). WiFi 6 …
Is LiFi (Light Fidelity) the Wireless Network of the Future?
Most companies operate a wireless network as a part of their business infrastructure. They are often reliable and extend the enterprise’s scope beyond …
WiFi Security: Keeping Your Enterprise’s Wireless Communications Safe
Enterprises usually operate multiple networks in their infrastructure, composed of different hardware and built to serve various functions. Wireless networks …
Three Wireless Network Best Practices for Your Enterprise
Most enterprises have a wireless network in their infrastructure that their employees can use. Typically, they are used for personal devices because a wired …
802.11ax: Four Features Your Enterprise Needs to Know About
The mass launch of the new IEEE standard for Wi-Fi networks, 802.11ax (also known as Wi-Fi 6), is on its way. While hardware that supports 802.11ax is already …