Maintaining Hardware Integrity for a Smooth Running Network
Hardware Check: Main Computing Unit, Networking Device, and AP WiFi
Why It's Important: These devices are the backbone of your LokalFi network. Ensuring they are powered on and operational is key to delivering reliable service.
How To Do It: Check if the Main Computing Unit, Networking Device, and WiFi Access Points (AP WiFi) are powered on. Observe for any abnormal indicators or alerts.
Takeaway: Make sure all essential hardware components are operational for a smooth network experience.
Ethernet Cable Connection: Keep the Data Flowing
Why It's Important: Loose or damaged Ethernet cables can result in reduced network performance or connectivity issues.
How To Do It: Verify that all Ethernet cables are securely plugged into their respective ports on the router, Main Computing Unit, and any other networking devices.
Takeaway: Proper cable management prevents data loss and connectivity issues.
Router Status: Your Gateway to the Internet and Local Network
Why It's Important: The router's status lights can offer quick insights into your network's health.
How To Do It: Observe the status lights on your router to make sure it's both connected to the internet and your local network.
Takeaway: Use the router's indicators as a quick diagnostic tool for your network's status.
WiFi Signal Testing: Check the Airwaves
Why It's Important: A weak or unstable WiFi signal can impact user experience.
How To Do It: Connect a device to the LokalFi network and check for stable and adequate signal strength.
Takeaway: Ensure your WiFi signals are strong and stable to provide a reliable user experience.
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