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Guest Wi-Fi
A guest network that can reach your file server is really your own network with a second password.
We separate visitor traffic from your business systems, so someone in your waiting room gets internet access and no route to anything of yours. That separation is planned as part of your network design.
The same approach covers devices you'd prefer not to have on your main network at all: contractor laptops, personal phones, smart TVs and the other connected equipment that shows up in buildings without anyone deciding it should.
The guest network can carry your branding and, if you want it, a simple sign-in page. Bandwidth limits keep visitors from slowing down your own work.
Guest Wi-Fi is part of our wireless services, and a wireless site survey confirms the coverage reaches the rooms where visitors sit.
What We Include in Guest Wi-Fi
- A guest network fully separated from your business systems.
- Bandwidth limits, so visitors can't affect your operation.
- A branded landing page and terms of use, if you want one.
- A separate network for contractor and personal devices.
- Content filtering, so your connection isn't used for things you wouldn't approve of.
In their words
Questions About Guest Wi-Fi
Can guests print or reach a shared drive?
Not by default, and that's the point. Where a specific case needs it, such as a boardroom display, we open that one path on purpose and keep the rest of the network closed.
Do we need a sign-in page?
Not always. It's worth having if you want a record of use or a place to show terms. If you just want visitors online, a simple password is often the better experience.
Part of Wireless Network Deployments
Wi-Fi designed for your building and your equipment, then confirmed with a site survey after installation.
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