The underlying logic is more important than the infrastructure

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However, if your team has more people, a home router will definitely not be able to meet your needs, and various Internet access problems will occur.

At this time, enterprise-level routers and switch systems are needed to ensure the stability of connections for more terminal devices.

You can think of it as the same as the road system. If it is just a village, a one-way single lane road may be enough, but if it is a city, it will need three or four lanes in one direction to cope with the traffic pressure (even building one, two, three or four ring roads to speed up the traffic in the entire city).

We also encountered this problem of unstable network austria telegram number database when our team was growing rapidly. So when we had about ten people, we transitioned from home routers to another enterprise-level solution.

The specific setting is as follows:

Internet Connection Section:

One or more optical fibers are connected to the router. For example, the router we use can connect up to 4 optical fibers. According to the normal usage of our team, 2-3 200M optical fibers can be used by a team of 40 people.


Wired LAN part:

The distribution of network cables must be achieved through switches. The router only directs the Internet traffic to the switch, and the switch then distributes the data within the local area network.

Previously, we used an entry-level 8-port Gigabit switch with two wireless APs to manage more than 40 terminal devices, and it was very slow. Later, we changed to an enterprise-level switch, which immediately became much more stable.

We are currently using this device: