anchor.diff:  of "things going well" (although you're right). At the moment we're having 20 AP's on 3
   Floors, serving over 300 clients during peak hours.
   
  -
   ![ClientsPerAP](ClientsPerAP.jpg)
   
   With all those different devices and total freedom for our coworkers there are
  
positive.code: ---
  title: Bandwith, Coverage and other kinds of Voodoo
  date: 2017-04-13 13:37 UTC
  author: stb
  tags:
  
negative.code: the more important is that we know how to Monitor our Network and how to distribute
  the load that's hammering on our infrastructure.
  
  ![TrafficPerAP](TrafficPerAP.jpg)
  
  ## Monitoring
  If you're responsible for something which quite a few people rely on every day, you
  as a Sysadmin should be able to tell someone where the Problem comes from.
  So it's quite important to monitor your radio waves, so you can start investigating
  rising issues before a lot of people are affected by it and to troubleshoot specific
  clients' issues.
  
  Having some Schools and offices around us, we're sometimes experiencing
  a peak in Traffic every time there's a bunch of Schoolboys in front of the Office
  watching YouTube and what not over our Free WiFi. Because that free WiFi is actually
  intended for the Visitors of the Co-Working Space it's important to drop Clients
  that are too far away (across the street inside the school building), that's why
  we're constantly monitoring our Frequencies and repositioning our AP's in order
  to supply our guests with a good connection (that's also where our fancy graphs come from).
  
  ![SignalStats](SignalStats.jpg)
  
  