It was a big task for Liveport to complete this project before the student year began, but with almost all of our staff putting in overtime, we managed to install over 900 wireless access points throughout several student accommodation buildings. If you have ever spent time at a University, you know that students rely heavily
The Royal Freemasons have spared nothing when it comes to their residence and staff wireless networks. Completing wireless designs for the 20+ properties, Liveport has been working with their IT team to deliver wireless networks that perform flawlessly. Using Cisco 3800 access points, and the latest 4800’s, Liveport was able to create Predictive Wireless
Often overlooked, conference rooms are very demanding Wi-Fi areas due to the hundreds of devices that can come in all at once. With a poorly designed wireless network, this number of devices can bring a network to its knees and either crash or result in a poor client experience. So, what does it take
A question we get a lot, and you may have been asking yourself, is "What's the difference between Broadband and Bandwidth?", and “How much speed do I need for my property?” Let’s have a look and see if we can help answer them for you. Bandwidth: This refers to speed of your internet or, more specifically, the
Nearly 80% of your guests want to stream their content They want to watch what they want when they want through their favorite applications like Netflix®, YouTube®, Spotify®, Stan®, AFL, NRL, News and more! Casting Casting is the enhancement that your guests are clamoring for. The BeyondTV
1. Give your guest an “at home WiFi experience”. Your guests should be the number one priority for your WiFi provider. When guests demand a flawless wifi connection, it means that your wireless provider needs to take those demands seriously. It takes a company who dedicates their existence specialising in Guest WiFi. Guests expect
Hey all, just a fun clip of our trip to Bendigo, Victoria for a Wireless Validation Report at a beautiful aged care home. Previously we had done a Wireless survey that showed terrible channel selection and power levels on each Cisco Access point due to selecting Auto Channel. Unfortunately, we were not involved
Check out this quick video showing an outdoor wireless survey at a caravan park in Torquay, Australia.
It’s been quite a journey following the NBN, and its nearly everywhere now. But there are so many types of NBN, so how can you know what type is right for you? A lot of the NBN connections types available are dictated by your area’s infrastructure, so generally you won’t have control over what
Since the iPhone 5 was released in 2012, we have had client devices that are capable of operating on the 5ghz channels. So why are we still focusing on devices that are only 2.4ghz capable and degrading the experience for all the 5ghz users? If you have a device that is newer that 2012, the
