We seldom find people complaining about their Wi-Fi routers.
They are pretty much satisfied with the performance these devices are giving.
According to a survey, less than a quarter of survey respondents reported having one or more problems with their routers.
Just under three-fourths of our surveyed router users said that either they are very satisfied or extremely satisfied with the reliability of their Wi-Fi routers.
But, there are many factors which affect the quality of service of a router, which might not be easily visible, however, can be beneficial if the network is being used in a way which reflects even small cracks.
Many factors, like quality of service, price, reliability, endurance, affect of air distortion, reconnection time, number of disconnections etc.
account for a router as being reliable or inconsistent.
Sometimes, the setting of the house can disturb the signals of the router, including devices like energy saving light bulbs, microwaves, televisions, mirrors, windows, and any infra-red device, and if it is an old house with steel in the structure, it will also do the damage.
There are a number of big names in the networks industry, famous for their routers including Cisco, Foundry, Sun Microsystems, Juniper and Extreme Networks.
Cisco by far is the leading brand in networking hardware and software.
Cisco routers provide asset recovery, 90-days warranty and remarkable quality, which always assure a decent resale value.
Cisco routers are also the most used wireless networking devices around the world.
Juniper routers deliver a dependable and secure wireless infrastructure for an enterprise looking for strategic network requirements.
25 of the largest government and enterprise customers of the world rely on Juniper Networks innovations that provide highly scalable and reliable networking and security platforms to deliver the best user experience with the lowest total cost of operations.
Some users have graded Apple slightly above the other router brand names due to its reliability and usability.
According to a test carried out by SmallNetBuilder ™ on the basis of quality of service and reliability, D-Link Extreme N Storage Router came on top of the list.
Apple was second to be seen with its Airport Extreme Base Station.
Other names like Linksys, Trendnet, Netgear etc were in the list.
ACM and IEEE have jointly released a paper titled "An analytic technique for router comparison", which consists of detailed techniques of regression testing of wireless routers.
Although there are pros and cons of using routers from different companies, but in order to make the working of your router more reliable, you can follow a few smart steps.
Always position your router in a central location.
Replace the antenna time of your router again and try to keep it away from floor, walls and metal.
Add a wireless repeater, if required, and change your wireless channel.
Pick the equipment from a single vendor and try to reduce wireless interference around its range.
Using these tricks, one can surely improve the reliability of a router.
They are pretty much satisfied with the performance these devices are giving.
According to a survey, less than a quarter of survey respondents reported having one or more problems with their routers.
Just under three-fourths of our surveyed router users said that either they are very satisfied or extremely satisfied with the reliability of their Wi-Fi routers.
But, there are many factors which affect the quality of service of a router, which might not be easily visible, however, can be beneficial if the network is being used in a way which reflects even small cracks.
Many factors, like quality of service, price, reliability, endurance, affect of air distortion, reconnection time, number of disconnections etc.
account for a router as being reliable or inconsistent.
Sometimes, the setting of the house can disturb the signals of the router, including devices like energy saving light bulbs, microwaves, televisions, mirrors, windows, and any infra-red device, and if it is an old house with steel in the structure, it will also do the damage.
There are a number of big names in the networks industry, famous for their routers including Cisco, Foundry, Sun Microsystems, Juniper and Extreme Networks.
Cisco by far is the leading brand in networking hardware and software.
Cisco routers provide asset recovery, 90-days warranty and remarkable quality, which always assure a decent resale value.
Cisco routers are also the most used wireless networking devices around the world.
Juniper routers deliver a dependable and secure wireless infrastructure for an enterprise looking for strategic network requirements.
25 of the largest government and enterprise customers of the world rely on Juniper Networks innovations that provide highly scalable and reliable networking and security platforms to deliver the best user experience with the lowest total cost of operations.
Some users have graded Apple slightly above the other router brand names due to its reliability and usability.
According to a test carried out by SmallNetBuilder ™ on the basis of quality of service and reliability, D-Link Extreme N Storage Router came on top of the list.
Apple was second to be seen with its Airport Extreme Base Station.
Other names like Linksys, Trendnet, Netgear etc were in the list.
ACM and IEEE have jointly released a paper titled "An analytic technique for router comparison", which consists of detailed techniques of regression testing of wireless routers.
Although there are pros and cons of using routers from different companies, but in order to make the working of your router more reliable, you can follow a few smart steps.
Always position your router in a central location.
Replace the antenna time of your router again and try to keep it away from floor, walls and metal.
Add a wireless repeater, if required, and change your wireless channel.
Pick the equipment from a single vendor and try to reduce wireless interference around its range.
Using these tricks, one can surely improve the reliability of a router.