GNS Wireless Blog

Active Gain Control is essential for enhancing the performance and reliability of WiFi systems in dynamic and variable environments like RV parks

Cat5 cables, although widely used and reliable, have a practical 100 meter limit on the distance they can transmit data effectively.

Not all client devices support all of the protocols designed for seamless roaming. 802.11/k, 802.11v, and 802.11r

802.11r is a standard within the IEEE 802.11 family of standards that specifically addresses fast roaming in Wi-Fi

Fast roaming refers to the ability of a Wi-Fi-enabled device to quickly transition between different access points

Whether you’re a business owner looking to streamline operations or a homeowner seeking seamless entertainment, the answer lies in the cutting-edge solution of Fast Fiber Wireless Broadband.

The WeBoost 100 is a powerful signal booster designed to enhance cell phone reception in both residential and small office environments.

Band steering is a technique used in wireless networking, particularly in the context of Wi-Fi, to optimize the distribution of devices.

GNS Wireless offers a robust solution that not only enhances your network’s capabilities but also simplifies the user experience.

Establishing a reliable wireless network, including Wi-Fi, can enable seamless communication between various components of a hydrogen fuel cell system.

Choosing the right wireless point-to-point (PtP) solution depends on various factors, including your specific requirements, budget, environmental conditions, and the distance you need to cover.

Expanding your WiFi range not only enhances your own online experience but also opens up a world of possibilities for cutting the cable and letting guests stream their favorite programs effortlessly.