Time To Boost Your Wi-Fi
WiFi boosters, also known as range extenders or WiFi repeaters, are devices designed to enhance the reach and strength of your wireless internet connection.
Time To Boost Your Wi-Fi
Networking
Optimal Placement for Coverage
Milk knows the best spots to place extenders to maximize coverage, minimizing dead zones and interference. We can also consider your home’s layout, wall density, and materials to determine the best placement
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Proper Network Configuration
Milk can configure the extenders to optimize your network settings, such as adjusting signal channels to reduce interference from other devices or networks in the area. This setup minimizes congestion and boosts your Wi-Fi speed and stability.
Improved Network Security
Milk can secure your Wi-Fi network by setting up security protocols, choosing strong encryption standards (like WPA3), and configuring passwords, protecting your devices and data from unauthorized access.
Services
Milk provides several types of Networking installations and services. Here are a few listed below.
Wired Network Installation
Ethernet Cable Installation: Running and connecting Ethernet cables for LAN (Local Area Network) connectivity.
Structured Cabling: Creating a structured cabling system for voice, data, and video, ensuring efficient and organized connections.
Fiber Optic Cabling: Installation of fiber optic cables for high-speed data transmission over long distances.
Wireless Network Installation
Wi-Fi Setup: Configuring wireless routers, access points, and range extenders to provide coverage across the premises.
Mesh Network Setup: Installing a mesh Wi-Fi system for seamless internet coverage in large areas or multi-floor buildings.
Site Survey: Analyzing the location and determining the best positioning for wireless access points to optimize coverage and performance.
Router and Firewall Installation
Configuring routers to manage traffic between local networks and external networks (like the internet).
Installing firewalls to protect the network from unauthorized access and security threats.
Implementing security measures such as intrusion detection systems (IDS), virtual private networks (VPN), and security appliances.
Ensuring proper encryption, authentication, and authorization protocols are in place
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FAQ's
Here are some frequently asked questions to think about. If you have any questions, give us a call. Milk is here to help.
Will access points work with any router
Most modern access points are compatible with any router, but for seamless performance and easier management, it’s best to use APs from the same brand or ecosystem as the router, or ensure compatibility beforehand.
Will access points create a seamless network experience
Yes, especially if you use a system with a unified SSID (network name) across all APs. Many modern APs and routers support seamless roaming, which allows devices to automatically switch between APs as you move around without dropping the connection.
Do access points reduce internet speed or network performance
No, access points usually enhance network performance, especially compared to extenders, which may reduce speeds due to signal repeating. Since APs connect directly to the router, they offer the same full-speed connection available from the main router, providing fast, stable Wi-Fi in all areas.
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