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   ## Perception
   There's always a gap between sysadmins and users when it comes to quality. Us sysadmins are pretty much the only fans of cabled connection and we love the convenience of cables.
  -And sinc we had a lot of LAN Ports in this building, where a school was located
  +And sinc we had a lot of LAN ports in this building, where a school was located
   back in the days, we had this sweet vision of small access points and switch combos on every
   table so people who preferred WiFi could get it from the ether and the others could use cables as they desire. But well, that idea got chased out of town
   pretty fast (Except the [makerZspace](https://makerzspace.ch/), they love cables and so they have them).
  
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  ![SignalLevel](SignalLevel.jpg)
  
  We went on to develop our own self-service portal where you can send us a rating
  to our company chat as well as chasing the issue yourself. We've also open sourced
  the project and you can get it [here](https://git.panter.ch/open-source/mikrotik_SS_java) and tinker with it however you like.
  It should work on all [CapsMan](https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:CAPsMAN) enabled Mikrotik Networks (make sure to
   follow us on one of our channels to get the news as soon as it happens).
  
  ![Shazaam](Shazaam.jpg)
  
  
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  <%= image_tag('meet-our-infra-1.jpg') %>
  As a sysadmin at Panter, you’re also responsible for the infrastructure of
  [Impact Hub Zürich](https://zurich.impacthub.ch) ,a vibrant coworking space in the heart of Zürich. On 3 floors and a
  total of roughly 2000 square meters we’re making sure that all the members fit into our WiFi
  network. As always in such a crowded place there’s not much margin for errors.
  And because our frequencies are almost as crowded with rogue WiFis like the death
  star’s having holes for thermonuclear missiles, this can be quite challenging and
  