12-04-2007 02:09 PM - edited 07-03-2021 03:02 PM
I have a customer (Hotel) that has multiple conference rooms throught it's buildings. These conference rooms are around and below guest suites. They would like a good strong wireless signal inside each of the guest suites but would like to keep the wireless signal out of the conference rooms all toghether. THey want the guest suite wireless to be free and open (no authentication) but do not want the conference rooms to have any access to the wireless. THe rooms are physically ajacent. Any ideas short of telling them they are nuts?
12-04-2007 02:56 PM
I think the solution is called 'an Ethernet Cable' ;o)
12-04-2007 07:14 PM
They can line the conference rooms with stuff called "Mu Metal" (sounds like "myew metal").
It's not cheap, but it is a common shielding material.
For just screening WiFi stuff, you could use window screen or 1/4" hardware cloth ... but you have to ground it properly for it to work.
Aside from separate bands (guests = 802.11g, conference room = 802/11a) or hardwire, shielding is the only thing left. Maybe jammers in the rafters ....
Good Luck
Scott
12-04-2007 09:47 PM
that's kinda the options I thought. Thanks guys!
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