Some architects, developers and contractors in Apple Valley and other parts of the High Desert are starting to take home networking seriously by incorporating it into their residential project planning.
Creating Home Networking Infrastructure
As smart home automation and the proliferation of mobile devices continue to expand, networking is set to be a new residential construction standard. Suburban developers estimate that half of residential construction projects in California will include home networking features when finished.
Until the time when new homes in Apple Valley are delivered with home networking included, homeowners will have to think about the type of installation they want in their properties.
Optimizing Home Network Resources
Setting up wireless networks in single-family residences is a more complex affair due to the larger space to cover and the number of devices that will be connected, which may include desktops, laptops, tablets, smartphones, security systems, and smart home automation devices that are part of the Internet of Things (IoT).
Most requests for home networking installations these days tend to be of the wireless type for a couple of reasons. Homeowners believe that a wired network will imply a visible tangle of wires and Ethernet cables snaking through the house; however, this does not have to be the case. The home networking solutions being delivered with new residential construction projects feature wired installations with Local Area Network (LAN) ports strategically placed around the house. In these installations, routers and modems can be discreetly set up and connected to each other; users will have a choice to plug into a LAN port or use a wireless connection.
Managing the security features of a Wi-Fi network is not a simple task unless devices that support the Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS) are selected.
In the end, if you wish to enjoy wireless home networking in your property, you should first contact A Plus Computer to discuss your options.
