[Help] Setting up "free wifi" in a restaurant

Budza

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Gratitude for the advise guys. You'll never believe it but the previous owners and mangers were so useless and ran the place so badly that when we were looking around the restaurant and cleaning up we found all the hardware for wifi already installed. We asked them and they didn't even know it was there LOL. So yeah, we got a guy out to get it back up and running, cost R200 and that's that! :D. Right now its set per IP address, so if you connect it logs your IP and allocates you 100mb (just a trail basis) for 24hours and then it resets.



Sure thing, as soon as I win one of these iPad or cool gadget competitions ;)

250-500MB, c'mon!

What is your line speed?
 

grahame

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Sep 21, 2006
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I need to re-visit this subject, some 3 years later.
Any advice now, to answer the same question?
 

grahame

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Sep 21, 2006
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Unifi looks the way to go. I'm now looking for an installer. Any suggestions in Gauteng (Pta, Jhb)?
 

PsyWulf

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In fact,the Unifi management tool now offers its own Token/Coupon generation service with a "lower" security access requirement ie. can give reception access to generate tokens with specific expiry and its own "Walled Garden" to keep miscreants at bay :)
 

Diesal

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UniFi all the way - nice UI and setting up hotspot functionality is a breeze.

I have two at home, tried combining with the Mikrotik hotspot manager but I lack the skillz, as a stand alone solution they work well.
 
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