markgrannum18
03-10-2011, 10:48 AM
Hi who can provide wifi network for 165 sq miles 250,000 people and cell phone and land line connections in one system
 | View Full Version : 166 sq miles wifi network how to do it killjoy9581 03-10-2011, 01:34 PM Unless you have a small fortune then it is not possible. Where do you plan on doing this. You would not be able to have them in one system. Depending on how you would want to run the land line you could either lease the lines or pay to have all the roads ripped up and your own lines put down. The cell phone you would have to look into what tech you would want to use CDMA or GSM. With the wifi you could run something like WiMax. But then again if you are not sitting on a small fortune then this all becomes nothing more then use full information as you will not be able to implement it. AL-Benjamin 03-10-2011, 06:46 PM you'd require a raft of base stations, each capable of wifi and cell recieve / transmit. In addition either microwave connections, or hard connections to handle the back haul. Most national telco's haven't bothered with this as it would be very costly. IRCCo Jeff 03-10-2011, 07:53 PM Our company built one not quite as big on a NATO base in Afghanistan. We had a hybrid network of Cisco Aironet and Ubiquity gear. In hindsight, we'd have done it with 100% Ubiquity. You can setup a network of repeaters to cover large areas. We had two POP's that were servicing the WiFi, each with it's own satellite infrastructure (VSAT). markgrannum18 03-10-2011, 08:03 PM Here it is plain and simple can you do it meaning If I contracted you to build it install it and train some personnel can you get it done. The country wants a phone for elderly that don't cost them to call fire or police unlike land lines who charge to install and keep running they phones should the elderly get sick or need emergency phone call they would be out of service due to cost.The country wants that stop. So the primary goal is that reason however since they want to setup such a system under request adding the cell features and wifi internet would help pay for the network. [CTI] Todd 03-10-2011, 08:29 PM Our company built one not quite as big on a NATO base in Afghanistan. We had a hybrid network of Cisco Aironet and Ubiquity gear. In hindsight, we'd have done it with 100% Ubiquity. You can setup a network of repeaters to cover large areas. We had two POP's that were servicing the WiFi, each with it's own satellite infrastructure (VSAT). +1 for Ubiquiti. Pretty amazing stuff for the price. |