A client calls because cameras are dropping or the network feels sluggish. Most days, that turns into a routine service visit. You check the access points, reboot the controller, glance at the switch, and head to the next job. This week, that same call deserves a second look. Ubiquiti has
FCC Router Ruling: What Custom Integrators Need to Know Does the FCC’s new router ruling affect what I’m installing, or only what comes next? The short answer is that this is narrower than some of the early headlines made it sound, but it still matters for residential network design and
You’ve probably had these kinds of calls tons of times: So you send a tech. They walk the property with a phone, look at bars, run a speed test in a few rooms, reboot a couple devices, maybe move an access point or swap one out. Sometimes that helps. A
We’ve all been there. You get this call: “Hey, the Wi-Fi in the house isn’t working. Again.” So, you send a tech. They walk around with their phone, stare at signal bars, maybe run a speed test in a few rooms. They move a WAP, reboot a switch, try a