Oddly enough, while the first rule of wireless is to run a cable, sometimes its just not feasible due to distance and obstacles etc. Best practice to share a network connection without ethernet or fibre cabling is to create a wireless point-to-point link between the buildings. If you want to connect multiple buildings wirelessly its best to...

In New Zealand we have two common methods of providing 1Gbps Fibre internet; PPPoE with VLAN 10 and DHCP with VLAN 10 (sometimes referred to as IPoE). As we sell plenty of routers to a variety of customer types, we have compiled a list of routers that we've confirmed support close to 1Gbps.  As this can change from time to time due to f...

You've got an issue with your wireless link, network, or WiFi and people are starting to complain... "WHAT SHOULD I DO?...." First of all, don't panic. You've got this! Secondly, this blog is here to help. This blog will go through different methodologies to troubleshooting issues on your network/devices. We will demonstrate these w...

This content was originally posted to the Grandstream blog: https://blog.grandstream.com/company/news/blog/why-wi-fi-6 802.11ax, MU-MIMO, and OFDMA Wi-Fi 6, also known as 802.11ax, was released in 2019. It has only now begun to see mainstream adoption as the go-to Wi-Fi standard for Wi-Fi manufacturers and businesses alike. Although it ...

All of the radio products sold by Go Wireless NZ Ltd are covered by the Radiocommunications Regulations as specified by Radio Spectrum Management (RSM). You must ensure that you use all radio equipment in a manner that meets the regulations; otherwise, you may cause unnecessary interference to other users which could result in prosecution.  ...