This tool constantly tests Internet connection speed and graphs it over time. I used another tool, an app called Wi-Fi Sweetspots. Ideally, you want a solid line, not a lot of drop-offs. Connecting the two is a small hallway and utility closet, which also has the water cooler, HVAC system, washer/dryer, and circuit breaker box. It consists of one section built on top of crawl space, and another section built slab-on-grade. It's a wonderful place, but it's a bit weird structurally. Last year, my wife and I bought a fixer-upper home in Oregon. This will make sense very soon - and it's important because it could make your life easier. You could (and still can) buy a bunch of Google Wifi pucks or, as I did, a Google Wifi-compatible Asus OnHub and then some Google Wifi pucks, and create a mesh network as well. This was also the promise of Google Wifi. You could just buy an MR2200ac and use that as your only Wi-Fi router, but if you combine a few MR2200ac devices with an RT2600ac, it can transform the Wi-Fi in your home or office by creating a seamless, always-available mesh of solid Wi-Fi coverage. The Synology MR2200ac is, to me, where the magic is.

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