Multi-Gigabit is a connection that can deliver 2Gbps or faster in sustained speed. For the home, this performance grade is powered by the new Multi-Gig wired standard and the upcoming Wi-Fi 7.
If you’re interested in Ubiquiti’s latest 10Gbps Wi-Fi 7 PoE access points and struggling to decide which switch to power …
This post explains the differences between Dual-WAN and Link Aggregation in simple terms, along with instructions on how to set …
Generally, you don’t need to worry about MTU and Jumbo Frame. In a network, these two are part of the …
I’ve always recommended using network cables to extend a (Wi-Fi) home network. I still do. However, when running new wires …
While shopping for a home Wi-Fi system, we often overlook the do-it-yourself (DIY) options and opt for a purpose-built solution, …
Among popular networking vendors, Ubiquiti has a unique approach, called UniFi, that fits all user demographics, from novice to enterprise-class. …
If you find Netgear’s Nighthawk RS200‘s $200 price tag a bit too high, the Nighthawk RS100 is a worthy alternative …
If you’re unhappy with the U7 Pro or the U7 Pro Max due to their internal fan but can’t afford the fan-less UniFi E7, Ubiquiti …
Multi-Gigabit is the term used to describe data traveling at least twice the speed of Gigabit. To experience it, we …
In my review of the UCG-Max last year, I used “painful” to describe the lack of 10Gbps support in the …
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