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How do I set up a WIFI LAN in a small school

Asked by brownoaks97 in Wireless Technologies, Networking Hardware, Broadband Internet

Tags: Comcast internet service and Windows based PC's

I am assisting a small elementary school in setting up a LAN for students and staff. The school has comcast cable at 12 Mbps. I would like to set the school up totally WIFI because it would give maximum flexibility and most of their PC's will be laptops. They need about 35 stations. The school walls are built from solid concrete block which I understand attenuates WIFI signal. The roof however is a flat Bitumen construction. I've attached a plan of the school. They want to be able to use the LAN anywhere on the campus, including the school play area.

Can you advise me on a cost effective solution - thanks

Can you advise me the most cost efficient way to put this in place.

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How do I set up a WIFI LAN in a small school

Asked by brownoaks97 in Wireless Technologies, Networking Hardware, Broadband Internet

Tags: Comcast internet service and Windows based PC's

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