Deploying quality Guest Internet Access has never been easier.
Today’s media-rich Internet is putting ever-increasing demand on broadband networks. A lot of people these days are now used to working remotely–‘Work From Anywhere‘ is now the norm. With this reality, business travelers now expect fast Internet connectivity just like what they have at home or in their office, as more people are relying on teleconferencing as a regular part of their business processes wherever they may be. Hotel WiFi providers are now looking for more ways to ensure quality connectivity while keeping up with rising cost and demands. WiFi solution for hotels these days are adapting to the fast-changing times that call for clear teleconferencing, voice over WiFi, streaming and casting from personal devices to hotel room gadgets.
Hotel WiFi Solution for Hotels
Can you offer both free and paid Internet services, tailored for all kinds of users, with full assurance that the paying ones get their money’s worth in quality of service? These users are also carrying multiple bandwidth-hogging devices, and expecting a lot from their WiFi service.
In today’s fast adaptation of Work From Anywhere, the need to create a mini-office environment within the hotel room may become a common occurrence. Can you create this mini-office environment by connecting all these devices securely, for sharing private content and bandwidth control? NO problem with our Personal LAN (Local Area Network or PAN) feature.
Personal LAN for your guests
The PAN feature supports content casting easily, so there is no need to buy additional expensive equipment for each room just so your guests can use their own consoles, and enjoy TV subscriptions from their devices. In addition to that, PAN maintains guests’ privacy by shielding their devices from other guests’ devices outside the PAN.
Traditionally, to create such a private network for each guest involves creating numerous SSIDs for each location, and providing multiple Internet links for each IoT device type. Both commonly used methods neither address privacy concerns, nor are they cost effective. Guests can still see other devices on the network and the reality is, not all guests are Internet security-conscious enough to safeguard their own devices before connecting to public networks.
With PAN, you are able give users their own private networks, where they can manage their personal devices on their own during their stay.
