Most WiFi guides recommend using the non-overlapping channels 1, 6 and 11 only. Even if they are crowded, it's said to be better than choosing a less busy but partially overlapping channel. Devices ...

Nothing is more important to the performance of your company’s Wi-Fi network than the channels used by your wireless access points (APs). You can blanket a building with the latest and greatest APs, ...

Q: On an 802.11b access point with a total of 11 channels, why is it that only three are non-overlapping? What exactly does that mean? — Scott, Va. A: 802.11b defines a general channel numbering ...

Q: We are receiving outside interference from multiple wireless LANs, and possibly other culprits. What is the best way for us to combat this interference? Are directional antennas helpful? – Donald, ...

One aspect related to EMC today is that, with the proliferation of embedded wireless systems in all imaginable products, comes the risk of increasing interference and resulting slowdown in data ...

Wireless experts all agree—hardwire as much as possible. You might be surprised to hear this because of how en vogue wireless gadgets are these days, but it's none-the-less true. WiFi delivers ...

The diagnostic will look at the other stuff nearby and presumably feels like it is better to center on 2 instead of 1. That would imply to me that there might be something else on 1, but maybe it's at ...

The site survey is an assessment of signal coverage per each access point within a specific building. It confirms with the client 100% coverage at a specified signal guaranteeing employees will have ...