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Category: Network

  • Demo III (Planning)

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    From the previous post (Demo II), we now continue to a crucial aspect of network planning: the floor plan. A well-prepared floor plan is essential for strategic placement of key components such as Wi-Fi access points (APs), IoT devices, and surveillance cameras. With a floor plan and the locations of electrical outlets marked, you can…

  • Demo work II (Floor Plan)

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    Floor Plan Note If your building does not yet have a finalized floor plan, a basic skeleton layout is sufficient to begin with. However, the more detailed the floor plan, the easier it will be to plan network layout and equipment placement effectively. The following images provide sample skeleton floor plan concepts for reference. This…

  • Demo work I (Background)

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    This set stage for our demo in network configuration work. This building in the demo work is my property so set as demo for customer to understand the scope of work. Background This five-storey building, located near the Subway exchange in Bangkok, serves multiple functions: a travel agency office, a grocery pickup point, and a…

  • Cable management and power layout planning

    Cable management and power layout planning

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    Please note that I can only provide guidance based on my background as a former power electrical engineer. However, the final design and layout should be reviewed and approved by a certified electrician, especially to meet local safety regulations. Electrical power management is essential for planning where appliances and devices should be placed, determining their…

  • Security policy for consumer-grade networks

    Security policy for consumer-grade networks

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    You know you need help with your network when security becomes a serious priority. Below are some guidelines and references from various countries regarding Network Security Policies. Keep in mind that a security policy serves only as a guideline / implementation, ongoing maintenance, and annual audits are typically required to ensure real-world protection. Example guidance:…

  • Wi-Fi coverage heatmaps

    Wi-Fi coverage heatmaps

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    When designing a more secure and complex network, Wi-Fi coverage heatmaps are extremely useful. Many IoT devices only support 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi, while other devices typically perform better on 5 GHz or 6 GHz bands, offering higher speed and efficiency for household use. For surveillance cameras—especially those relying on wireless connections in specific areas—heatmaps help…

  • VLAN and subnet allocation

    VLAN and subnet allocation

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    You’ll need a VLAN setup if you want a more secure and segmented network. example: For more ideas, explore Learn Inter VLAN routing to understand how these networks communicate securely. For other templates, please visit: /Network/

  • Network floor plan with device placement

    Network floor plan with device placement

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    Please refer to the following tools and articles for templates related to this: I typically use Visio to create new floor plans or layout designs. If you already have an existing floor plan, I can use a photo editor to modify it as needed to meet your requirements. IdeasPlacing a Networking Device on a Floor…

  • Topology diagrams

    Topology diagrams

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    Please refer to the following tools and articles for templates related to this: I will use Visio to create the diagram and convert it to PDF as the final deliverable. For other templates, please visit: /Network/