The Hope Island Resort Bodies Corporate Internet is delivered to every house in the estate and terminates inside the grey metal security box in the garage or in a corridor near the entrance. From there your connection needs to be wired to any and all places where you want to connect.

Most homes already have this cabling in place from the days they were built. Some homes need a bit of additional work to change the cabling to suit todays "work from home" expectations.

That needs "wall-to-wall-wifi" with MESH networked wireless access points throughout the home. Office nooks would need a wired connection.

Smart television sets need both a coax connection and a data connection on a double outlet plate. Most home already have much of this cabling in place but some need a fix or some additions here or there. Get a licenced cabler to do these things for you or call Comverge Networks on 07 5665 6095 to do the cabling job.

Examples of well performing and networked wireless access points are the Ubiquiti AC lite and AC Long Range series. How many you need depends on the size of the home and the material of the walls between the rooms.

WiFi doesn't go through brick walls or through concrete floors, but plasterboard walls and ceilings are no problem. Get your installer to make a proper plan because you will also need a central Ethernet switch to power all these units.

If there already is home cabling in place with data oulets closer to the floor level, than an option is to use one ore more TP-Link DECO units.

For they can plug into a wall socket and look OK amongst the furniture. Multiple units can networks in MESH protocol

Besides these there are several brands now with good MESH WiFi product. And for the modern household good wall-to-wall wifi coverage is absolutely essential.