Wireless networks have long been an integral part of almost all types of businesses.
The drive to move away from wired infrastructure in favor of a "Wireless" concept where possible increases the demands on Wi-Fi networks, their performance, and availability. In any commercial sector, numerous business processes depend on wireless data transmission services, and disruptions in these processes are often unacceptable.
HOW TO MINIMIZE RISKS ASSOCIATED WITH Wi-Fi NETWORK OPERATIONS? – REGULARLY DIAGNOSE ITS PERFORMANCE AND ELIMINATE ANY ISSUES THAT MAY AFFECT COVERAGE QUALITY
A typical WLAN network consists of two types of equipment: active and passive.
Active equipment includes:
*Modern solutions allow Wi-Fi networks to be built using various controller implementation scenarios, which may not only be in the form of a traditional dedicated hardware-software complex (HSC).
For small networks, one of the access points can take on the management role. There are also implementations available as a virtual machine, an application, or a cloud service.
Passive equipment of the structured cabling system (SCS) and mounting structures includes:
Regardless of the size of the wireless network (coverage area and the amount of equipment used), regular evaluation of its condition and maintenance is evident and crucial.
There are no global requirements for the frequency of these tasks, but based on our experience, we recommend evaluating and maintaining WLAN networks at least once every three months.
THE LWCOM RADIO ENGINEERING TEAM IS READY TO PERFORM A FULL DIAGNOSTIC OF YOUR Wi-Fi NETWORK AND PROMPTLY RESOLVE ANY CRITICAL ISSUES THAT ARISE
The maintenance service includes the following tasks:
Delegating Wi-Fi network maintenance to the system integrator LWCOM provides the client with numerous tangible benefits: