Hello Forum
I'm trying to help my inlaws get better wifi coverage throughout their house. I've used heat map apps in the past (like this) but that really only shows signal to the router/AP you're connected to, not "outside" bandwidth (or at least, I've only used it that way. Not sure quite what to call it).
So, if I have a main router upstairs on one side of the house, and a repeater bridge downstairs behind a concrete wall, it will look like I have great signal there. They are absolutely not interested in running ethernet, or I would have run APs around already.
Is there a better program for this, or a better way of measuring the (again, not sure what word I'm looking for here) "outside" signal?
I'm trying to help my inlaws get better wifi coverage throughout their house. I've used heat map apps in the past (like this) but that really only shows signal to the router/AP you're connected to, not "outside" bandwidth (or at least, I've only used it that way. Not sure quite what to call it).
So, if I have a main router upstairs on one side of the house, and a repeater bridge downstairs behind a concrete wall, it will look like I have great signal there. They are absolutely not interested in running ethernet, or I would have run APs around already.
Is there a better program for this, or a better way of measuring the (again, not sure what word I'm looking for here) "outside" signal?