Managed WiFi Solutions in Handessa

Usually, yes. A point-to-point wireless bridge can carry the connection across open ground if there is line of sight between the buildings, and a buried cable is an option where the distance is short. The annex then gets its own access point. It can join your home network or run as a separate one, which suits tenants or workers who should not see your devices.

Sometimes, but mesh units that relay to each other wirelessly lose speed with every hop, and thick walls or long distances make that worse. Linking the access points with network cable, known as wired backhaul, avoids the problem and gives far steadier coverage. The coverage survey shows whether a simple kit will cope or whether a cabled design is the better choice for your layout.

Network Solutions is the wired backbone — switches, cabling, VLANs, and firewalls. WiFi Solutions is the wireless coverage layer that sits on top: enterprise access points, roaming, and guest access designed for how many people connect at once. On a hotel or school we usually do both together, but many clients already have a network and just need the WiFi rebuilt so it holds up when the building is full.

Yes — that's the most common reason clients call us. A single consumer router can only handle so many devices before it slows down or drops connections. We survey your property, work out how many devices connect at peak, and place multiple enterprise access points so the load is shared and coverage stays strong in every room. We also set fair-usage limits so one heavy user can't slow everyone else down.

Yes. We configure a separate guest network — kept isolated from your staff and back-office systems on its own VLAN — with a captive-portal login page (a welcome/terms screen, or a password) before guests get online. It's ideal for hotels, guesthouses, and offices that want to offer WiFi without exposing their internal network.

It depends on the size, layout, and building materials — thick walls and multiple floors need more access points than an open-plan space of the same size — and on how many people connect at once. Rather than guess, we do a free coverage survey to map dead zones and peak device load, then quote the exact number of access points needed. Over-buying wastes money and under-buying leaves dead spots, so we size it to your real space.

Yes. We install weatherproof outdoor-rated access points for gardens, pool decks, courtyards, and open dining areas, which is a frequent request from hotels and event venues. Outdoor coverage needs cabling run to each access point and careful placement to handle range and weather, all of which we plan during the site survey.