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Get Smart About Wi-Fi

Why Channels 1, 6, and 11

One of the best things you can do to improve your 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi network coverage is choosing the proper channel for your access point to operate on. But how do you know which channel to choose?

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Dead Spots and Slow Zones

In one room, the speeds may crawl, and in another the Wi-Fi may not work at all! Sound familiar? There are quite a few barriers and obstacles for Wi-Fi to overcome in order to achieve a dependable wireless connection. Unfortunately, you can’t always just buy a new wireless router to fix these problems.

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Designing a Dual-Band Wi-Fi Network

By understanding the trade-offs that each Wi-Fi band has to offer, you’re going to be able to ensure the best deployment for your site.

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Adjacent and Co-Channel Congestion

Adjacent channel congestion is the worst type of Wi-Fi-based interference. Wi-Fi on non-standard channels overlap networks using channels 1, 6 and 11. When networks overlap they do not cooperate opportunities to transmit which can cause wireless packet collisions.

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What are the different types of Wi-Fi Security?

Avoid the security pitfalls of setting up your wireless network by choosing the right type of Wi-Fi security algorithm. We'll introduce each type and let you know which ones to avoid.

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