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We're all about engineering and surveying wireless networks. We have tools that help you do it, and people that will do it for you, train you, help you - whatever it takes.

If you don't have the tools or expertise on-hand, and you would rather delegate the task of designing, improving, securing, or trouble-shooting your network - well, we have the tools, and we'd like to help. The services we offer include:

Site Survey and Design

For new installations that need a best practices approach:

1. RF Site Survey.
2. Design and configuration using what-if and simulation analysis.
3. Installation (if you want us to do it)
4. Post-installation RF Audit
5. Generated Coverage Map Reports

Audit, Improvement and Troubleshooting

We will diagnose problems and correct or restructure existing wireless installations that are not performing as needed:

1. Preliminary RF Audit (with signal strength and interference testing)
2. Re-configuration
3. Post-configuration RF Audit
4. Generated Coverage Map Reports

Advanced Troubleshooting

For diagnosing and correcting/restructuring highly complex RF problems:

1. Diagnostic RF Audit (with signal strength and interference tests)
2. In-depth tests of RF spectrum and packet analysis
3. Final RF Audit
4. Client Roaming and Connectivity Analysis
5. Generated Coverage Map Reports

Network Security Improvement

• Survey and diagnose coverage leaks.
• Detect and locate rogue access points.
• Audit for unsecured access points.

The Bottom Line: In the end, what do we do for you?

Our services cost money - even with our time-saving tools - so there's an investment you'll need to make.

But, then there are big, really important returns:

• You get a much better network - more reliability, capacity, and security.
• Ongoing maintenance costs can be reduced up to 50%, and initial capital costs by 33%.
• You help the people who depend on your network do what they need to do. This is huge.
• You save tons on tech support /anger management.
• And you'll get detailed reports with coverage maps and all, in MS-Word® or HTML format.

SkyMark's engineer can generate coverage maps on the fly, to look for trouble spots, leakage, rogue access points, interference sources, and other wireless problems.

A SkyMark service engineer surveys wireless coverage and noise in an office building, with the cart tracking its location as it rolls and turns.

The engineer's path is tracked by the software. He can make notes, set waypoints, correct his path and position if needed, and verify that he has covered the necessary areas.

Here, a coverage map shows some signal leakage into outside areas.