FCC regulations pertaining to connecting an antenna mounted on the outside wall of a building and connecting it to an access point mounted on the inside wall of a building

[phillipyoder1]

Are there any FCC regulations pertaining to connecting an outdoor antenna that is mounted on the outside wall of a building and connecting this antenna to an access point that is mounted on the inside wall of the building? I am looking at installing an AIR-ANT2566P4W-R= antenna on the outside of a building and connecting it to a Cisco 2702e that would be mounted indoors on the opposite side of the exterior wall.

[Zach S]

There are many FCC rules that would cover your antenna. Most of them deal with keeping your antenna from causing disruption, such as causing interference on a band reserved for home phones.

If you google "FCC wifi antenna laws" it will pull up tons of resources, such as: http://www.bitstorm.com/fcc-regulations/