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Here's a list of the Best Wifi Heatmap Software & Tools of 2020: We'll first cover Enterprise level software solutions (as this is what we have experience with) and then we'll dive in personal and home-use software that can even be used from your Smart phones. These are just a few of the benefits of developing a Heat map for your own situation and I'm sure there are plenty more that could be beneficial to your home or corporate structure that will make your life easier.īelow you'll find some of the Best Heatmap tools and Software for Both your Enterprise network and for home-use as well.

Wifi Heat Maps are great for solving Poor Wireless Performance issues including:

#Ekahau support dwg professional#

Home User and Professional IT Adminsĭeveloping a Wifi Heat Maps for Home Use or in your Corporate environment is something that every savvy tech person should do – Why limit your networks potential with Guesswork when you can accurately map out your entire Wireless Network with a software or tool and quickly understand where to implement/install a new access point. These types of Maps are typically the same size of the area you want to scan and analyze – Most Software and Tools allow you to import images and blueprints of your layouts to further assist in developing these heat-maps in your area or building. If you don't have 16 GB RAM I would suggest an upgrade.The Definition of a Wifi Heat Map is a map that plots out the Wireless Signal Strength and Coverage using different colors (usually Red, Yellow, Orange, Green) to denote the Strength of your Wireless Network in certain areas of your Room, House, Office or Building.Īs you can see from the Image above, the Map shows Strong (Green color) signal and coverage near the actual Wireless Router/Access point and the strength of the signal gradually diminishes as you get further away from it physically. It essentially says that the application is spending the vast majority of it's time freeing up what little memory is still accessible instead of doing actual computation. Especially if the floor plan is relatively small and does not need the fine zoom-in detail that vector graphics will give you.Įdit: Also, the GC overhead Limit exceeded occurs when the application starts running out of memory. For optimal performance it's best to convert the dwg to a raster image like jpeg or png instead before importing.

I would suggest to exclude most layers during the import and leave only the ones that have actual useful data. I've seen DWG files that contain the details of individual petals from flowers inside flower pots. Sometimes the conversion process leaves a lot of super detailed vector data that considerably slows down rendering.

#Ekahau support dwg pro#

Where can we see the attachments you mentioned? I'd be particularly interested to see some of the background maps that are giving you trouble.Įkahau Pro converts DWG files to SVG when they are added. I've attached screenshots regarding basic specs, the error and the background map. My desktop is not that low on resources (or so i believe) and i havent yet tried to contact ekahau support directly ĭoes anyone have any ideas on what i could check for these intermittent issues/freezes? This also happens when i just switch from one map to another with "empty" visualization Īt other times, when i open the projects - the background image is empty - meaning i see the walls of the building i drew but the lines under them from the.

: GC overhead limit exceededĪnd again I have to exit, and reopen the project.

#Ekahau support dwg free#

Hello everyone, i'm rather new to ekahau and i understand the application can be quite heavy on the resources given the realtime calculations it makes īut sometimes I cant work even 5 minutes without the application going unresponsive and me having to force end the task/ or just getting not enough free memory message: