Wi-Fi and networking

Most Wi-Fi problems aren't solved by buying a faster internet package. They come from where the equipment sits, how it's configured, and what's competing for the same airwaves.

What I can help with

• Dead spots and dropouts: finding the cause before suggesting new hardware.
• Mesh and access points: wired access points where possible, wireless mesh where not.
• UniFi setups: new installs, and sorting out existing ones.
• Separate networks: keeping smart devices and guests away from your computers and files.
• Remote access: a VPN so you can reach your home network safely while you're out.
• Printers and shared storage: devices that stay visible on the network.

Why separate your smart devices?

Cheap smart devices don't always get security updates. Putting them on their own network limits what a compromised device can reach. It's one of the most useful changes you can make, and it's mostly configuration.

Read more: why your Wi-Fi drops in one room.

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