Are you having trouble with your wireless home business?

The local wireless network (DBL) has many problems, such as slow communication, jamming or disconnecting. These problems are due to a variety of reasons, such as the faulty location of the router, the failure to update its software or confusion due to interference with other networks. By removing the cause, the performance of the wireless network can be improved.

When any malfunction occurs in the Dubu-Lan radio network, it is advised that a hender-hut from the German Teletarev communications portal should first verify that the router power supply unit is connected to the wall's electric current outlet consistently. The updating of the fixed software (Vermuir) for the router should also be verified, and all updates put forward by the producer company have been confirmed.

Other possible causes of wireless network problems include the presence of other wireless networks in the vicinity, where signal jamming may occur, or the networks operating on the same channel, in both cases the transmission of data faces asphyxiation in the DBL network.

A central position for the router to solve these problems, Rao advises the user of the router in a central position at home as much as possible, preferably a short distance between the router and the receiver.

The router should be placed in the middle of the range to be covered by the wireless network, preferably on one of the shelves, for example. It is also advised not to place the device in the corner or behind a barrier such as furniture or a thick wall. Reception power in some rooms can be identified through the wireless signal indicator in a smartphone or computer.

In turn, Yaan Klotsnyuk of the German Technology Gate "Nettsfelt.D" advises the creation of a few devices with wireless sales. Fixed devices such as games and games should be connected to the Internet via cable to ensure that communication is free of problems.

The 5 GHz network can also significantly improve communication when switching to 5GHz, requiring minor changes in router settings. Current routers can transmit data at 2.4 and 5 GHz.

As a matter of principle, networks are less likely to be confused at 5 Gg since this range is less user-friendly and therefore less vulnerable to disruption. However, the old devices do not support the frequency of 5 gigahertz, and therefore cannot find the DBL matching network.

The synchronized double-band routers are characterized by the ability to transmit data in both frequency ranges at the same time. Other actions include changing the channel "Dubilan", where changing the channel's number via the router list helps to significantly accelerate the transfer of data.

The user can improve the performance of the Dubio-Lan networks through analytical tools such as the Heatmapper software and the free Wi-Fi Analizer.