Monitoring
Every guide on this topic.
How Real-Time Network Monitoring Helps Hotspot Operators
If you run one or several shared networks, you know how most outages reach you. A customer sends a message saying the wifi is down. By the time you read it,...
How to Monitor Active Hotspot Users in Real Time
If you run a small WiFi hotspot, the most useful question you can answer at any moment is simple: who is online right now? When you can see that clearly,...
How to Manage Multiple MikroTik Routers for a WiFi Business
Running one router is simple. You log in, set the network name, choose a password, and move on. Running several routers across different shops, stalls, or...
How to Manage WiFi Customers Across Multiple Hotspot Sites
Running customer WiFi in a single cafe is manageable. You know the layout, you know the staff, and you can walk over to the counter when a guest cannot get...
How to Know When a Hotspot Router Goes Offline
When a hotspot router goes down, your customers notice before you do. Someone sits in a shop, taps your network name, gets nothing, and either walks out or...
How to Create a Reliable Captive Portal for Paid WiFi
A captive portal is the page guests see when they join your network and before they can use the internet. On a paid network, that page does a lot of work....
How Automated Alerts Help WiFi Operators Respond Faster
You are in the middle of a busy day when a customer messages you: the hotspot at a remote location has not worked for a while. You had no idea. Many WiFi...