Adam M
Prominent Member
Hi all,
I’m wondering if anyone knows of a company who can come and visit my house to optimize my wifi across my house.
I have around ten access points across the property and an entire ubiquiti set up.
there are a lot of variables that require someone with knowledge to get the best out of the set up.
the trouble is, all the typical adverts I see are aimed at selling hardware - I don’t want to buy things I don’t need, I want someone with seriously high knowledge and tech skills, and signal meters to walk round and tinker with whatever they can to make it better and more consistent.
my issues relate to hanging on to the wrong access point in places and what I imagine to be too low network speeds.
4 people use the house but there are 100 wifi clients.
maximum internet speeds are 150mbps, all access points should support at least double that but officially a lot more.
net connection is 900mb fttp but my hardwired pc often gets a fraction of that.
can anyone recommend someone who knows what they are doing?
I’m wondering if anyone knows of a company who can come and visit my house to optimize my wifi across my house.
I have around ten access points across the property and an entire ubiquiti set up.
there are a lot of variables that require someone with knowledge to get the best out of the set up.
the trouble is, all the typical adverts I see are aimed at selling hardware - I don’t want to buy things I don’t need, I want someone with seriously high knowledge and tech skills, and signal meters to walk round and tinker with whatever they can to make it better and more consistent.
my issues relate to hanging on to the wrong access point in places and what I imagine to be too low network speeds.
4 people use the house but there are 100 wifi clients.
maximum internet speeds are 150mbps, all access points should support at least double that but officially a lot more.
net connection is 900mb fttp but my hardwired pc often gets a fraction of that.
can anyone recommend someone who knows what they are doing?