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WiFi setup. How to set up the router correctly?
We have on our hands an
apartment of 3 rooms. 65 sq. brick wall.
100mb/s input.
Microtik RB951Ui-2Hnd
ZyXEL Keenetic 4G II
Xiaomi MI ROUTER 3
Any of these gives at best 30 Mb / s. Constant drops in wifi connection. In the back room, LTE works faster. In short, any of the routers saddens with such jambs. Mikrotik just pissed off so that for 15 minutes the phone a meter away from him could not connect. while the same iPhone works in its network. The TV (YouTube) works stably only via Ethernet. A bunch of zyxel + xiaomi in repeater mode leads to
that the network generally hangs. Tell me how to properly configure the network? I'm just looking for the channel with the fastest connection. But that doesn't always work, does it? Before that, he lived in a private house, where the fucking Rostelecom through adsl worked more stable =(
PS. There is a military unit right in front of the house. Can this affect?
5G does not break even one wall
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15 minutes the phone a meter away from him could not connect
There is a military unit right in front of the house. Can it influence?maybe. Just like a bunch of neighbors with similar points ... plus a cheerful neighbor using cameras with "radio extenders" (really had to pull up people with special equipment ... and as a result, several 700mW transmitters were found in the 2.4 GHz region ... in this scenario, "see" the point was not further than 30 cm, and the connection lasted a second)
Mikrotik just pissed off so that for 15 minutes the phone a meter away from him could not connect. while the same iPhone works in its network
bluetooth-headset - bluetooth stereo headset (headphones);
bluetooth-stereo - audio transmission via bluetooth;
cordless-phone - radiotelephone;
microwave-oven - microwave oven;
"cwa" interference
video-bridge - video conference;
wifi - Wi-Fi devices.
Take the popular frequencies 2.4 GHz (wavelength 12.5 cm) and 5 GHz (wavelength 6 cm). We see the confirmation of the rule on the example of the passage of a forest. The standard sizes of leaves, trunks, tree branches, on average, will be less than 12.5 cm, but more than 6 cm. Therefore, the 5 GHz WiFi signal will “lose” almost completely when passing through dense foliage, while 2, 4 GHz will do better.
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