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Cambium Networks Restructuring: Important cnMaestro Cloud Update *UPDATE” As of Sept. 23rd, 2026 Cambium Networks and Airspan Communications Limited,  entered into a Business Sale Agreement Read Company Statement here: https://www.cambiumnetworks.com/wp-content/uploads/Cambium-Networks-Company-Statement-Sep-23-2026-Update.pdf   Cambium Networks is currently undergoing a corporate restructuring that may affect the future availability of its cnMaestro Cloud management platform. According to Cambium Networks, Read More »

Planning Park-Wide Wi-Fi? Start With These Two Questions Installing reliable Wi-Fi throughout a campground or RV park doesn’t begin with choosing access points. It begins with understanding what is already in place. Whether you’re upgrading an aging network or installing Wi-Fi for the first time, the answers to two simple questions can dramatically improve the Read More »

Celebrating 250 Years of America Proud American Support. Proud USA Assembly. Over 20 Years in Business. This July 4th, the GNS Wireless team will be spending the weekend with friends and family.   We are proud to celebrate America’s 250th anniversary and the customers, businesses, technicians, installers, and hardworking professionals who keep this country connected. For Read More »

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  Business Wi-Fi Guide Why Businesses Are Upgrading to Wi-Fi 7 It’s About More Than Speed Wi-Fi 7 is not just about faster downloads. For businesses, the bigger advantage is supporting more devices, reducing wireless congestion, improving reliability, and preparing the network for the next several years. The Wi-Fi Problem Most Businesses Misdiagnose Many businesses Read More »

Our Marina Wi-Fi Antenna Worked Great for 20 Years. Why Is It Slow Now?   A customer recently contacted us with a question we hear quite often: “We purchased a marina wi-fi antenna back in 2001 for our marina. It pushes Wi-Fi out to the docked boats and has worked well for years. Lately we’re Read More »

When most people think about Wi-Fi performance, they immediately look at signal strength. “I have full bars, so my Wi-Fi should work great.” Unfortunately, that’s not always true. One of the most important measurements in any wireless network is something called SNR, or Signal-to-Noise Ratio. In many cases, SNR is a better indicator of network Read More »

You just had Starlink installed at your house — and now you want that same fast internet inside a shed 500 feet away. You need: WiFi inside the shed Cameras streaming reliably A TV for streaming Possibly VoIP or voice services At least 300 Mbps, ideally up to 1 Gigabit No trenching. No fiber. No Read More »

Need to connect internet from your house to a detached garage, shed, barn, or workshop? Our Budget Outdoor Wireless Bridge Kit is the most affordable way to create a reliable building-to-building connection without trenching cable. This kit is ideal for customers who want the lowest price point—but still want something designed for outdoor use and Read More »

Mimosa B5 Installation Case Study: Point-to-Point Wireless for 4K Camera Backhaul Designing a reliable point-to-point wireless installation for a large industrial site is very different from deploying radios in a clean, rural RF environment. This Mimosa B5 installation was completed at a large construction and recycling yard, where the customer required extremely high reliability and Read More »

How to Factory Reset the Cambium V1000 cnWave What Is a Cambium V1000 Reset? The Cambium V1000 is a 60 GHz cnWave wireless device often used for high-throughput backhaul links. Resetting can mean: Soft reset: restart unit without changing configuration Factory reset: erase custom settings and restore defaults Recovery mode: for units that won’t boot Read More »

Outdoor Network Enclosures: How to Choose the Best Weatherproof Option for Your Equipment Outdoor networking equipment faces constant exposure to weather, temperature swings, dust, and physical wear. Without proper protection, Wi-Fi access points, PoE switches, wireless bridges, and power equipment are vulnerable to failure. That’s why outdoor network enclosures are a critical part of any Read More »