WiFi Deployment: Your Complete Guide to a Strong Signal

Account for physical obstacles: Wireless signals can be absorbed by various physical obstacles, from walls to large furniture, and you need to account for them during the WiFi network design stage.

Overestimate the number of connected devices: The number of WiFi devices is increasing at a steep rate, so it’s always better to overestimate the number of clients that will connect to the network at the same time.

Choose the right WiFi network type: In some situations, a single powerful WiFi router is the best solution, while other situations may call for a mesh WiFi setup.

Survey the wireless environment: A WiFi survey can tell you a lot of useful information about other networks present in the area of deployment, and you can also use it to optimize the placement of individual access points.

Know the approximate number of connected devices

Have a good understanding of the surrounding wireless environment

Equipped with this information, you should find it easy to purchase a suitable WiFi router, connect it to the modem provided by your internet service provider, and configure it to achieve the best performance possible.

Then, you can connect your client devices and, hopefully, enjoy fast and stable internet access in every room of your home. That’s how easy it is to learn how to set up WiFi at home.

Navigate to the wireless settings menu.

Enable the WiFi guest network option.

Protect the guest network using a strong password.

Save your settings.