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Practical network resources

Clear answers for better network decisions.

Guides for organisations planning, troubleshooting or improving business WiFi, connectivity and the network underneath it.

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WiFi troubleshooting guide

Why Is My Business WiFi Slow?

A practical guide to diagnosing slow business WiFi, including coverage, interference, capacity, cabling, switching, gateways and broadband.

  • Define exactly where and when performance changes
  • Compare WiFi, wired and internet performance
  • Measure coverage, interference and airtime
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02

Professional survey guide

Business WiFi Survey Guide

Understand predictive, validation and troubleshooting WiFi surveys, what is measured and what a professional survey should deliver.

  • Choose the survey type that matches the decision
  • Measure signal quality, noise, channels and capacity
  • Include the real building materials and usage
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03

Business continuity guide

Internet Failover Guide

A practical business internet failover guide covering outage risks, connection diversity, automatic failover, backup capacity, testing and monitoring.

  • Identify the services that must remain available
  • Choose meaningful provider or technology diversity
  • Automate health checks and failover
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04

Operational checklist

Business Network Health Checklist

A practical checklist for reviewing business gateways, switches, cabling, WiFi, internet resilience, monitoring, security and documentation.

  • Review the whole path, not isolated devices
  • Track errors, capacity and configuration changes
  • Test resilience instead of assuming it
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05

WiFi design guide

How Many Access Points Do I Need?

Learn what determines business WiFi access-point quantity, including building materials, capacity, client devices, channel reuse, placement and survey data.

  • Design for both coverage and active-device capacity
  • Model walls, floors and difficult materials
  • Account for client radios and application demand
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