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BrendoD

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#35906 17-Jun-2009 02:55
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Hey all,

 I work/live at a campground in banff canada.  Theres no internet but everyone asks to see if theres WiFi. I was hoping to get a connection and then boost it and sell it to the campers...he he.     Any ideas?  I'd really appreciate it!  Thanks. 

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  #225746 17-Jun-2009 08:45
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If you want to do it easily here is your all in one solution  Zyxel G4100v2. I have personally setup 7 of these around my area, for motels, camping grounds, backpackers etc. Very easy to use (not to hard to setup either). Comes with a ticket printer. Push a button, ticket pops out, give to client. Client fires up web browser, is redirected to zyxels authentication page, they enter the code given on the ticket, and are granted internet for the period of time you set. Theres huge amounts of customization available, and bandwidth settings etc. Can add repeaters to the zyxels to extend there range too.
There are other ways of doing it but they tend to be more complicated.



BrendoD

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  #226075 18-Jun-2009 07:46
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Thanks man, Im gonna give'r a shot!!! 
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