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my office wi-fi

Simply relying on the iPhone's signal indicator is not helpful. I need to visualize the entire Wi-Fi network, identifying both weak and strong spots. I found free app to create WiFi heatmaps in my office https://apps.apple.com/us/app/netspot-wifi-map-speed-test/id1490247223. It does the job, but I'm wondering if there's a better way to get more precise WiFi coverage measurements and export them to PDF? This app does not have any export features. My boss is really keen on reports. I've also heard that iPhones can't perform this kind of measurement properly without additional hardware. Is that true?

I’m currently in a situation where I'm responsible for optimizing the Wi-Fi network in a moderately sized office. The challenge is that some areas have weak or no signal, and we suspect there are dead zones. We need to precisely identify these areas to improve our network coverage.

Please advise on how to set up access to the NAS when the modem has only an IPv6 address

My son has O2 as a provider in Prague. The ADSL router has the provider's firmware with limited settings. Only an IPv6 address is available; obtaining IPv4 and static addresses is challenging, time-consuming, and expensive. I need SSH access to my NAS from any external IPv4 address. I have access to the Terramaster NAS settings and require SSH specifically for data recovery.

I'll appreciate any advice.