A solution to this, would be to manage the connection via MAC Address. Only approved users could access the wireless network if their Mac Address has been entered into the routers allowed list.
It's very simple to setup, requires no password mangement and you could charge a nominal fee for membership, to cover admin costs, etc. If you have the right type of Router, you can also manage usage, Anti-Virus and content blocking, so no-one is mis-using the service.
Happy to help out and give advise where needed. I've been an IT Consultant for over 10 years and do this type of stuff for a living.
Regards,
Lee.
Dave Waller <dwaller@...> wrote:
Dave Waller <dwaller@...> wrote:
Trevor,
I can't get 512kb off BT. I tried over a year ago but the line quality
just wasn't good enough. It took a month to get my internet access
sorted out afterwards so I'm a bit un-keen to try again until the
technology improves.
If we can dial into the Hall connection we'll have to watch out how
many concurrent users use the service. No point in having a 2Mb line
if there are 50 of us sucking data out of it at the same time.
Dave
--- In beal@..., "bty816580" <trevork@t...> wrote:
>
> This will certainly be something that we will discuss with BT when
we
> install the line. I will certainly be proposing that residents can
> dial in to use the services at the village hall.
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