Our last network topic we have in this series is channel congestion, which is when you have multiple devices competing for the same space on a wireless frequency.  Remember that 2.4 gigahertz frequency? It has 11 available channels for your devices to be on, and you can have up to 25 devices per channel. That […]

Today we’re talking about router transmission frequencies, which are the radio waves that your router puts out in order for your devices to connect to Wi-Fi. There are two standard wave frequencies: 2.4 gigahertz and 5 gigahertz. You must be thinking “5 GHz has to be way better!” but it does come with a bit […]

We’re going to stay with our same network topic that we started with our last video, and talk about network coverage within your own home. It’s pretty common to have multiple wireless access points throughout your house, just because they’re pretty easily interrupted by walls, floors, and other building materials. But that doesn’t mean that […]

One of the most common service calls to get from our clients is about slow network speed. Now with most of us working from home right now I’m sure you’ve noticed that Zoom specifically takes a really large toll on your internet speed. For successful conference calls, Zoom recommends between 2 1/2 to 3 megabits […]