Do you have problems when it comes to correctly receiving the signal from your Wi-Fi network? The fall of it can sometimes be the cause of interference transmitted by other wireless networks or devices within your network area. That is when the best way to tackle the problem is know what network is producing this and in this way be able to obtain a clearer signal from your Wi-Fi network by changing to the correct channel on the wireless router you are using. The question now is, how can I determine which frequency is the best for me?
There is actually a network utility since OS X 10.7 that was created to troubleshoot such problems, but it is so "easy" to find or so clear to use. However, AirRadar 2 created by the Koingo Sfotware company offers a different and much simpler approach since it provides the signal frequency of other networks and in turn also provides the strength of said network signal, the SSID, the channel or the address. MAC being these tools something very important in the correction of wireless signal losses.
A clear example would be that knowing that 10 networks are using for example channels 1 to 7 makes the task of changing my channel very easy by choosing 9 or 11. Also knowing how strong the signal is can help determine which channel is the best if all of them are being used within our area. Since the company's website We can download a 15-day trial version and once it has elapsed, if we buy it, we can choose a volume license option for a maximum of 5 users or student that would be cheaper. The price is perhaps a bit high, 17,99 Euros, but as a network analyzer it is quite complete with different graphics and even with an integrated assistant to make any change even easier.
