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Test and patch network cabling throughout my 3 story house to ensure I can use a wired and wireless network connection

I had Ethernet sockets installed in three rooms,. All cables end up in our computer cupboard where they should ultimately connect to our router/internet hub. The guy who installed it apparently put the wrong plastic end points on the cables and once I brought my new switch they don’t plug in. So they need to be changed 6x All points need testing and labels. An experienced expert in setting up home networks is ideal as once you leave I need good connections from all points through the switch through to our GB fiber internet.

Tickets to the football match are provided. Simply attend the game, enjoy the experience, and test 4G/5G speeds, WiFi performance, and basic game/app data during the event. Record results with screenshots and short notes. iPhone is the preferred device (Android would work too)

Adding extender(s) and ensuring multiple network devices are online, plugs, bulbs, TV nodes, etc. if necessary adding a second extender according to the needs of the property. To be sourced from a nearby Argos.

-Internet not working properly in home office (weak or no signal) -Needs diagnosing (router, wiring, signal coverage, etc.) -Property located in N2 -Ideally someone with networking experience -Looking for ASAP availability

I suck at home networking. A recent broadband change and the introduction of a NAS has made our WiFi so home a bit of a mess and I’m looking for someone who knows what they’re doing to sort it out

Currently have low spots for wifi reception in the house. I also need wifi reception outside to run a robotic lawn mower, I'd like to set up 4 external cameras to the house using wifi and also be able to use wifi in a garden room in the garden

I have a new-build house with fibre to the property. The fibre modem is located in a cupboard on the ground floor with the router. I would like to install a patch panel, and three Ethernet sockets in the living room, as well as one in the spare bedroom upstairs.

I have a PoE and need a cat 6 network cables to desk and printers in my office. 8 desks

Setup a wifi mesh network for Vodafone Gigacube 5G using TP-Link Deco mesh system.

Reconfigure 2 old netgear routers to work as access points around my home. My main router is working. I can put the old routers back to factory settings. No cabling needed.

Recently left company where all IT requirements were fully supported. Need to ensure a home working set-up that seemlessly supports my requirements through multiple accounts / apps etc. I think I just need some initial support to ensure my system is configured appropriately to support accounts across computer and phone devices.

Need to do a thorough check to my network and home office setup to ensure it’s safe and working properly

I've moved into a house with a Google Mesh network installed by the previous owner. I'd like to: - Reset the network - Add another node - connect a few smart home devices I've had problems connecting

Old printer stopped connecting with wifi New printer also won't connect with wifi All other devices connect to the wifi ok

I have a Community fibre provided linksys router and I have added 3 linksys extenders to improve coverage across my 3 floor house. 2 of these 3 extenders have stopped working and just display redlights. I have used Community Fibre support to try resetting these but it has not worked. I bought a new base router (TP-link Archer550) but I cannot get this to register an internet signal from the Community Fibre modem and they have told me they cannot provide support on 3rd party equipment. I need help either getting the original equipment to work or with setting up the new TP-link router I have bought.

I need assistance setting up an extended Ethernet/network cable, connecting it to the extender, and routing it to the backrest. See images for reference.

I’m looking for someone experienced with Ethernet / data cabling (Cat6) to help convert an existing wall socket into a working RJ45 Ethernet outlet. Context: This is a studio flat The building is already pre-wired with Cat6 Ethernet There is a central patch panel One wall socket currently has a phone-style faceplate, but there is a Cat6 cable behind it The cable simply needs to be correctly terminated and connected What I need done: Remove the existing phone-style faceplate Fit a Cat6 RJ45 Ethernet wall socket / faceplate Terminate the Cat6 cable properly Patch the corresponding port at the patch panel to my router Test the connection to confirm it’s working (basic network test is fine) Optional / nice to have (not essential): Advice or help adding a small Gigabit Ethernet switch if I want to run more than one wired device from the socket (e.g. Apple TV + laptop) Important: This is low-voltage data cabling, not general electrical work I’m specifically looking for someone comfortable with Ethernet termination, RJ45 keystones, and patch panels Please bring your own tools Happy to supply the faceplate if needed, or reimburse if you supply it If you’ve done structured cabling / network installs / AV or IT cabling before, this should be a quick, straightforward job.

Connect the Cat6 network cabling from the back of the house (in upstairs spare room) to the garden room which is approx 15m away. Already have the external cabling and the WiFi access point.

Hide cables in white conduits in 3 rooms to make them tidy looking.