Home Network
Where the installer's job ends and yours begins: in-home wiring, telling a line fault from a Wi-Fi fault, and when mesh is the wrong fix.
- Home Network Do I Need Mesh Wi-Fi: What to Test Before You Buy A coverage problem and a line problem look identical in the app. Three measurements, two FCC power rules and a 30-minute radar clock decide which one you have.
- Home Network Wiring a New House for Internet: What to Run Before Drywall Three days of open walls decide what a house can do for twenty years. Which cable, how many runs, where they go, and whether old coax is reusable.
- Home Network Internet Installation Day: Who Pays for the Drop The installer's job ends about twelve inches outside your wall. Which side the drop, the burial, inside wiring and the landlord's consent fall on, and who pays.
- Home Network Is It My Wi-Fi or My Internet: A 20-Minute Diagnosis One Ethernet cable and four commands split a bad connection into a house problem or a line problem, and leave you a timestamped record either way.