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Wi-Fi and Networking
Wi-Fi and the network under it, designed for the room you actually have.
A single router in a cupboard is how a restaurant, a lecture room or a shop finds out, at the worst moment, that the network was a guess.
We survey the rooms, separate guests from the systems that take money, and put the access points where the people are. The line that feeds them is the connectivity service. This is the air and the switches.
Then we leave a map. When you add a till, a camera or another floor, the next change is not a fresh mystery.
What that includes
- A survey of the rooms, not a guess from the floor plan
- Guest Wi-Fi kept off the till, the records and the office
- Coverage for a full service, a full office or a full teaching room
- The kit named, so the next person can add to it
- Support when a room goes quiet
Questions
Will you survey the building?
Yes. Coverage is the rooms you have, not a router in a cupboard and a guess.
Can guests use the same Wi-Fi as the till?
No. Guest traffic stays off the till, the records and the office.
What do we keep afterwards?
A map, so the next access point is not a fresh mystery.
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