This article is about common issues with your in-home Wi-Fi, upgrade options, and best practices.

Wi-Fi is NOT Internet

Further Reach Internet Service brings Internet connectivity to your home.
Wi-Fi is a common wireless technology that you can use to distribute Internet connectivity throughout your home/property. Wi-Fi is not technically supported by us, but we will do our best to assist you - we strongly encourage you to take us up on this offer.

Further Reach Includes a Free Wi-Fi Router With All Installations

Further Reach provides, at no additional cost, a Wi-Fi Router to each installation. This router is used for diagnostics and support purposes.
Further Reach Internet Service bring Internet Connectivity to the wired ports on the Further Reach indoors router.
The Further Reach indoors router also includes the ability to connect your devices to the Further Reach network wirelessly - this is called Wi-Fi.

The "hAP2" - Our Most Common Further Reach Wi-Fi Router - Miktrotik hAP AC2

The hAP3 - the newest model we use for larger homes.

The "mAP"

The "AGLR"

The "hAP1"

Your Internet will perform at the level of your weakest link. You want to be sure that if you use Wi-Fi, it is designed and configured properly so that you enjoy the full speeds of your Further Reach Internet service.
The Wi-Fi capabilities of the Further Reach Wi-Fi Router are limited generally to the same room that the device is in. If you have a larger house, longer distances or mission critical applications you should consider one or both of the following.
1. Using a network cable from your computer to your Further Reach indoors router. Cabled connections are more reliable than Wi-Fi.
2. Upgrading your Wi-Fi (see below)