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We have Netgear routers, Netgear modems, eero networks and extenders etc but very poor wifi for some members of our family. We need help setting up a network with proper coverage throughout our house including linking up the new printer. Experience absolutely necessary. Thanks!

- NBN connection and modem are at the front house (Dodo) - A second router (TPG) is in the back house and is slow and drops out - You want a reliable single network across both, with a cable run or outdoor link if needed

NBN performed a network fix over the weekend after some vandalism. NBN/Vocus have tested and confirmed all is working up to our ubiquity port. This is in a comms cupboard that is a bit messy/old devices also, so not super clear for me to turn off and on again. If someone experienced could take a look

I have a TP Link VX420-G2v modem and NBN access. I’d like to extend the access by using the available data ports through the house and my TP link range extender. Should be able to gain speeds >100mps Need to set up a 2.4ghz separate network with WPA-2 security to connect the Tesla car charger.

I am looking for an experienced IT technician who is also highly familiar with Counter-Strike 2 (CS2) to resolve two ongoing technical issues. Issue 1: CS2 Crashing My game consistently crashes at the beginning of my first match upon turning on my PC, which forces a hard restart. This only occurs on the first game of the session; subsequent games run fine. This has been an ongoing issue for months. Issue 2: Unstable Wi-Fi and Ping My internet connection is highly unstable (only on my PC device).. My ping fluctuates significantly during gameplay, my Wi-Fi frequently disconnects on its own, and my PC sometimes fails to recognize the Wi-Fi network entirely. Note: I am currently using Wi-Fi only (no Ethernet cable). Requirements & Expectations: I need both issues completely fixed. Specifically, the game must no longer crash at all at any point, and the Wi-Fi must maintain a stable, uninterrupted connection with a consistently low ping. Terms: If any of these issues persist after the technician's visit, I reserve the right to require a follow-up visit free of charge. If the issue requires ordering a PCle Wi-Fi adapter, I will order one at my own expense but it is kindly asked that the technician visits the house once again to properly install it included in the price.

I want a war room. Five monitors I have connected to my laptop with dedicated cables neatly to each and then wall mount each monitor and professionally secure the cables so the look amazing, all config and set up. About 4 hours potentially plus one hour scoping required parts.

Look for an experienced L1 Network / Desktop Engineer for a full-day onsite commercial IT project in Brisbane. Work will involve general network, desktop , meeting-room and IT equipment activities associated with an office project

Needing a cat6 network cable/port installed according to safety regulations from NBN box in one bedroom to other side of the house in another bedroom. Or suggestion on correct cabling and I can run a cable myself.

My son's computer has been fine until yesterday. It is suddenly not able to connect to our home network and wont connect to our home wifi. The internet itself is fine for everyone else but when we go to turn on the wifi it automatically switches off after it gets switched on. It is a windows computer. Happy to pay $50 for a local person to have a look

I have had my TP Link Mesh Network working for some time, however, I have changed my modem location and can’t seem to get it all working. It could be a quick job for someone who knows what they are doing, however, after spending time on the phone with support and not knowing what to do, I feel best to pass it on to someone else more tech inclined.

Set Up Wi-Fi Access Points Throughout 4-Storey House We have just moved into a 4-storey house and currently have the NBN/Wi-Fi router on the first floor. The Wi-Fi signal doesn’t reach the upper floors properly. The house appears to be smart-wired, with Ethernet/network ports throughout the house and in multiple rooms. I’m looking for someone experienced with home networking/Wi-Fi access points to: * Check how the existing Ethernet/network cabling is connected * Identify where the cables terminate * Connect/configure the existing network ports * Set up Wi-Fi access points or mesh nodes on the upper floors * Configure everything so we have reliable Wi-Fi coverage throughout the house * Advise on any additional equipment needed (switch, access points, etc.) We use Telstra NBN. Ideally looking for someone with experience in networking, Ethernet cabling and Wi-Fi access point installation, rather than just general IT support. Happy to send photos of the existing ports/equipment before the job.

Location: Westfield Garden City, Booragoon WA 6154 Date & Time: Urgent / ASAP (Scheduled for Tuesday, 22 September 2026) Check physical and logical status of the store's Access Point (AP). Verify all network patching ensure router, switch, and AP cables are inserted into the correct, designated ports. Coordinate directly with the remote support team (RSD) via Microsoft Teams to run line checks. Required Tools & Equipment: Laptop with active internet access (hotspot) & Microsoft Teams installed. Console cable (RJ45 to USB / Serial). Spare Cat5e/Cat6 Ethernet cables. Basic IT hand tools.

2 Cable Runs one approx 30 m and the other approx 25 m Both from ground floor cabinet to roof cavity and across to 2 different locations and down thru timber cavity walls , one of the locations has an existing network plate

My system (Win11) frequently disconnects or slows down when connecting to Internet over WiFi. I'm not sure if there is some DNS/network settings that needs to be changed for optimum speeds or any changes to WiFi router. Same WiFi works well connected via mobile.

We’re a small business looking for a a reliable local IT/network technician for an initial job, a larger network upgrade, and potentially ongoing IT support as required. 1) INITIAL JOB - UNIFI ACCESS POINT - Check our existing UniFi Access Point, does not seem have power despite power cycling Switch. Figure out what is happening and make it work. - I'm trying to install a 2nd Unifi Access Point (via a second switch, see photo). However, when I plug it in it causes PoE power on our Switch to cut out. Figure what is happening and make the 2nd Access Point work. - Background: CISCO Switch, Ubiquiti Access Point - Additional hardware or cabling: Separately approved, since the fault could require replacement equipment. 2) Separate quote for other jobs if want - not mandatory, but preferred A) While onsite, assess and separately quote - Upgrading our wired office network from 1 GbE to 2.5 GbE for faster internal LAN and NAS file transfers. - Upgrading the network switch and tidying/reorganising the network cabinet and patch panel as needed. B) Set up NAS properly for backup for our other computers - we already have a NAS

When my home was built CAT5 cabling was installed. It runs to each room from a hub under the stairs. We've never used it. We find though that our Telstra modem (new), which broadcasts auto does not work well in some rooms. We have 2-3 Telstra boosters. They though don't help. Eager for someone to check and prep the LAN to allow it to work - no cabling needed. Just link it to the modem. Also to check the auto 2.4 and 5 broadcast or set up two bands.

Need someone to attach for RJ 45 connections to new cat six cabling runs, test and confirm working. Job located in Hamilton hill

Need someone who understands unifi home network. Previous owners left cameras, smart doorbell, wifi spots, and a unifi cloud key gen 2+ (and all cabling). I just need to know what (if anything) else to buy, and for it to all be set up. I have a router provided by my isp and a couple of cheap tp link switches if they are of any use.

Need help relocating my NBN modem/router to the garage in a 3-storey townhouse. The NBN box is upstairs and the house already has Ethernet wall sockets, including 3 upstairs and one in the downstairs office. I’d like someone experienced with home networking to work out the existing cabling and connect it so the modem/router can be moved to the garage, while keeping Ethernet available where possible. We don't want the modem on level 3 where all the bedrooms are, and to be sleeping next to EMF all night long. Ideally, the scenario is: - Move modem to the garage so WIFI is available throughout the house. - Allow for Ethernet where possible; plug the white cable into my PC so the speed is quicker. - or if you have a better idea then happy to hear it. - There is a wall socket in level 1 that we can get a super long cable so it can be wired to the modem in the garage, so if you can make it so it's not trip hazard then even better. Happy to buy any cables or equipment needed beforehand if you tell me what to get.

Must have Networking degree or certifications on enterprise grade LAN networks. The current router is Aruba with TPLink APs that are unable to add new users. The network is also connected to printers, VPN config etc. so DDNS config experience is must to ensure existing infra is not broken. We need to check why new users are unable to join the network and resolve the issue. You should have your own equipment to connect with router/ switch or modem.