Designing a Wireless Network

Designing a Wireless Network
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Designing a Wireless Network
In particular, I have learned numerous things about designing a wireless network. However, it was difficult to understand how wireless network designers ensure that every client gets a proper bandwidth. In other words, how does one determine the strength of Internet connectivity to ensure that all devices that are connected have an equal distribution of resources? Typically, many wireless network installers emphasize wide coverage, particularly from all points in the workplace (Murty et al., 2008). That is why they deploy access points (AP) to almost every corner of a building or organization to extend the coverage.
For sure, it was challenging to know how wireless network designers facilitate the equal distribution of bandwidth for all the connected devices. I have encountered situations where an individual can get connected to a specific Wi-Fi. Nevertheless, the network becomes sometimes unstable or the user cannot access the Internet effectively. For instance, it can be very slow or fail to load some websites. As a result, the most significan...