Maintain your Deployments
Keep your XNET Mobile Access Point running at peak performance with these simple best practices for maximum earning potential.
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Keep your XNET Mobile Access Point running at peak performance with these simple best practices for maximum earning potential.
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Avoid placing your Access Point (AP) behind thick walls, metal objects, or inside enclosures.
Mount the AP in an open area with good visibility—especially if it supports outdoor coverage.
Elevation helps! A higher or ceiling mounted position (e.g., window ledge, wall mount, ceiling or rooftop) improves signal propagation.
Your AP needs a consistent internet connection to offload traffic to the XNET network. (min. 100mbps ⬇️, min. 10mbps ⬆️)
Avoid using shared, throttled, or unstable WiFi as your backhaul—connect via wired Ethernet only.
Check with your ISP to ensure sufficient upload speed and no strict data caps.
For more control over your network and access to live traffic metrics, we recommend using your own router or managed switch.
This allows you to monitor bandwidth, uptime, and simultaneous device connections more precisely.
If you notice reduced performance, try rebooting your AP and router.
This can clear temporary network issues or firmware hiccups.
New obstacles (like parked trucks, signage, or seasonal foliage) can impact coverage.
Reassess AP placement if coverage seems reduced over time.
By maintaining your deployment with these simple steps, you help ensure stable coverage for users and maximize your earnings on the XNET Mobile network.
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