WIFI6 802.11ax Networks Planning Surveying
WiFi6 offers businesses many valuable new features, including increased speed and very high device density. But it is also different from its predecessors such as WIFI 5 / 802.11ac. That is why you should make sure your existing wired network and your business are ready for it.
WLAN performance is significantly improved
Consider not only the coverage offered by a WLAN network, but also the available capacity. Our WLAN experts take this into account when designing your network and include it in their capacity requirements. They also show overloaded access points and areas with an excessively high volume of data traffic.
For individual planning
- Automated design of 802.11a/b/g/n/ac/ax environments
- Channel planning for mixed 802.11a/b/g/n/ac/ax environments
- Over 2500 different AP Models and antennas from different suppliers / manufacturers
and WLAN measurement …
- WLAN measurements …Passive and active 802.11ax WLAN measurements
- 802.11ax throughput measurement
- Noise and interference analysis for 802.11ax
- Spectrum analysis using Ekahau Sidekick
- Heatmaps for channel bandwidths and WLAN measurement
What we need for your individual WLAN coverage.
Of course, we can only carry out reliable and valid WLAN planning on the basis of precise building or construction plans, graphics or our own measurements in the respective buildings or floor areas. Before we can begin the individual planning of your WLAN infrastructure, such plans with the actual length and height information are fundamental, as these are an integral part of the high accuracy of the measurement. Showing the desired WiFi areas on the plans and the exact expectations is also part of the information we need in advance of WiFi coverage.
Understanding your goals together.
We will also discuss with you:
- What is your WiFi network used for?
- What WLAN capacity do we need?
- Are there any requirements regarding company-wide (IT) compliance or other legal requirements?
- Is it a manageable number of emails or a few documents, or controlling several hundred printers and scanners? Or are we already moving into the area of Voice-over-IP or campus-like requirements with thousands of end devices?
We will also discuss with you how many users or devices are to be expected.
