Date 13th February 2017
Salary: Up to £35,000 + (Car Allowance or Car/Van Supplied) + Overtime
When your Wi-Fi loses steam and your connection stalls, what is the one thing you look for first? The Wi-Fi icon, of course! We instantly check how many “bars” we have and then wonder why our connection is crawling at a snail’s pace, even when all five (or in some cases, four) bars are lit up in bright green.
The reality is that Wi-Fi signal strength isn’t always the best gauge of network performance. Even network administrators struggle with this contradiction. Almost all administrators use signal strength or “heat maps” to make their initial design for new Wi-Fi installs, and there’s no denying that this is a necessary first step, But building a Wi-Fi network with just signal strength as the primary metric is highly inadequate in today’s mobile-centric world.
This new amendment is nearing its final stages of release and it follows 2013's Second Amendment. The proposed changes will take effect from 1st January 2015, with new regulations brought into force to tackle the issue of plastic fastenings and fixings.
David Jackson, Sales Director and CNIDP, explains more about the changes ahead and outlines the need for secure and fire resistant products.
The Cabling Company and Ruckus are offering customers significant discounts when you replace your old A/B/G/N wireless access points with New Ruckus 802/11ac access points.
Customers can choose:
