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Thread ID: 137334	2014-06-24 10:24:00	Internet for boarding house?	Nomad (952)	PC World Chat

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1377898	2014-06-24 10:24:00	Have someone who runs a small boarding house and wants to setup a shared internet connection. How does it work without the owner get into trouble? They have them in motels, hostels and hotels etc .... Cheers.	Nomad (952)
1377899	2014-06-25 03:59:00	Radius servers are popular, but may be too expensive to setup . . pcworld . com/article/2031443/how-to-set-up-public-wi-fi-at-your-business . html" target="_blank">www . pcworld . com "How to set up public Wi-Fi at your business Offering wireless Internet access for guests can open new doors for your business . . . . For motels and hotels, Wi-Fi is one of travelers' deciding factors when selecting where to stay"	kingdragonfly (309)
1377900	2014-06-25 04:28:00	Yeah . . the volume etc are fine cos they will just a unlimied plan VDSL, UFB not available yet there . It's a turnoff when the students and other people, they I heard were very interested then they asked about the internet . Studying and living there 7 days for near a year or more . . . and no internet . 1 or 2 got their own but the majority walk away .	Nomad (952)
1377901	2014-06-25 04:49:00	Get a TP-Link TL-WDR3600 and put Gargoyle on it. That will allow you to manage usage per device etc and has great QOS, so someone torrenting isn't going to ruin the connection for everyone else. It's pretty cool. You can't really block 'illegal' downloads. I'm fairly sure Gargoyle allows you to choose which LAN ports to monitor too, so you could use a separate access point if more coverage is required. www.pbtech.co.nz www.gargoyle-router.com	wratterus (105)
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