In this blog we will explore five of the ten most common issues businesses face when it comes to their wireless network as well as troubleshooting...
In this episode of our Telecom 10 podcast, we’re speaking with Matrix-NDI Account Executive, Vlad Novosad, about Wi-Fi basics and Wi-Fi 6.
There are multiple types of ethernet cables on the market but today we are going to be discussing the difference between Cat5 and Cat6.
What is mesh networking? What are the benefits of implementing it? Here we will cover the basics of mesh networking.
There are three main types of data cables: Coaxial cable, Fiber Optic cable, and Twisted Pair. Here we will discuss their uses.
A wireless access point (WAP) is a network device that allows wireless enabled devices to connect to a network. Here we will explain how they work.
In this episode of our Telecom 10 podcast, we’re speaking with Matrix-NDI Account Executive, Vlad Novosad, about the network security solution, SASE,...
We created a simple guide to wireless networks to cover the basic components of a wireless network, and the different types of wireless networks.
In this blog we will explain what a wireless network upgrade project is. This includes the processes and goals of an wireless network upgrade.
This article is a continuation of “10 Signs You Need to Upgrade your Wi-Fi Network (Part 1)”. In part 1 we discussed the first 5 signals
There are a lot of signs that the health of your Wi-Fi network is lacking, but here we will outline the first 5 signs that it’s time for an upgrade.
Some of the main components of an IT Infrastructure are computers, switches, hubs and routers. The data center is the heart of the IT Infrastructure.
In this episode of our Telecom 10 podcast, we’re speaking with Matrix-NDI Account Executive, Vlad Novosad, about the network security solution, SASE,...
Choosing a DDoS Mitigation provider can be challenging, but here we outline some of the most important questions you should ask before making a...
A DDoS cyberattack is a malicious attempt to disrupt traffic to a server by overwhelming it with a flood of internet traffic.
Dust, dirt, clothing fibers, and metal fibers can collect on your servers, computers, and cabling. Here is why cleaning your data center is important