Wireless link optimization
We handle wireless link optimization for point-to-point and point-to-multipoint links, so they deliver the capacity and stability your network needs.
10+ years of experience Multi-vendor compatibility PtP and PtMP Less interference
Where this service fits in the life of your network
Each service hands a documented network to the next one, so you can start at the stage your network needs today.
- Know what you haveNetwork audit and documentationExplore
- Build what you needNetwork design and implementationExplore
- Make it performNetwork engineering and architectureExplore
- Move it forwardNetwork migration and IPv6Explore
Run an RV park, campground or hotel? NETXIOM applies the same lifecycle to managed guest WiFi.
Links that deliver what they should
A poorly tuned link loses capacity and stability. We review alignment, channels, power, modulation and interference, and tune each link so it delivers its real capacity.
We work with radios from many vendors and with the data your own equipment records. When we finish, you get a per-link report of what was adjusted and what’s worth changing in the future.
- Review of point-to-point and point-to-multipoint links
- Spectrum and interference analysis
- Channel and frequency planning
- Power, modulation and channel width tuning
- Alignment and line-of-sight recommendations
- Signal and capacity monitoring
From unstable links to reliable links
A process based on measurements of every link.
Measure
We collect signal, noise, modulation and capacity for every link.
Analyze
We identify interference, congested channels and misconfigured links.
Adjust
We apply channel, power and configuration changes in planned windows.
Monitor
We follow the links after tuning to confirm the improvement.
What optimized links give you
More capacity
Get more from the spectrum and radios you already have.
More stability
Fewer drops and speed swings.
Fewer tower climbs
Adjustments done right the first time.
Informed growth
Know which links need new hardware.
Links tuned by people who run wireless networks
We work with WISPs and property networks that depend on wireless links. We optimize every link with the whole network in mind: routing, quality of service and monitoring.
A stable wireless link is worth more than a fast one that drops.
Where your network can go from here
Network design and implementation
Scalable architectures aligned with your business, deployed with a plan and handed over documented.
Explore network design and implementation
Network Topologies for ISPs: Backbone, Ring and Mixed
How the most common ISP and WISP topologies compare, and how to move past their limits.
Read the guide
Managed WiFi for RV parks, campgrounds and hotels
The same engineering method, packaged as a managed service for properties where guest connectivity drives reviews.
Explore managed WiFi for RV parks, campgrounds and hotelsFrequently asked questions
Do you have another question? Write to us and an engineer will answer, in English or Spanish.
What does wireless link optimization include?
It includes measuring every link, spectrum and interference analysis, channel planning, tuning power, modulation and channel width, alignment recommendations and follow-up monitoring.
Which vendors do you work with?
We work with MikroTik, Ubiquiti, Cambium and other wireless vendors.
Why doesn’t my link deliver the speed the radio promises?
The most common causes are interference, poor alignment, line-of-sight obstructions, congested channels or an unsuitable configuration. Measurements tell us which applies in your case.
Do you need to climb the tower?
Most analysis and tuning is done remotely. If physical work is needed, such as realigning antennas, we tell you what to do and coordinate it with your field staff.
Can you plan channels for my whole network?
Yes. We plan channels and frequencies across the whole network to reduce interference between your own links and sectors.
How do I know if a link needs new hardware?
From the signal, modulation and capacity history. If a link already runs at the limit of what the radio or spectrum allows, we show you with data.
Ready to get the most from your links?
Let’s talk about your wireless network and decide which links to review first.