Can you create a Wi-Fi Hotspot?

Question

uhhhhhhhh just answer the question

And don't just tell me yes, tell me how

Answer 1

Buy a wireless access point. Plug into existing broadband. Best to have a router/firewall in between the broadband and the inside of the network.

voila! you now have a hotspot. Be sure to turn on security, if you so desire.

Answer 2

Well if it were me, I'd use a wireless gateway. Very similar to a wireless router except it has software to support HOT SPOTS.

AirEpoch makes one with services builtin to support adding users, setting time limits, etc. You can even get it with a ticket printer if you want to sell access. It costs just a little more than a really good router but it also has no need for external control systems.

It also uses a high power radio for better coverage (400mw actually - most routers are 50mw or less)

http://www.echotechwireless.com/category_s/32.htm

Makes an instant Hot Spot.. you just add DSL etc.

Answer 3

Yes

Answer 4

you prefer broadband DSL or cable cyber web. you apart from might want a prompt router. connect the broadband modem on your prompt router then out of your prompt router connect this on your pc or laptop laptop. This creates a wireless hotspot sign. Now all your computers and laptops might desire to %. up the wireless sign on your place to get admission to cyber web everywhere on your place.

Answer 5

Yes, you add a wireless router to your broadband modem and you have a Free Hot Spot. If you wish to beable to charge for the use of this Hot Spot you will need a device like http://www.netopia.com/equipment/products/hot_spots/index.html or http://www.boingo.com/hso/hsiab/hsiab_getstarted.html or http://www.computerpoweruser.com/editorial/prntArticle.asp?prnt=1&article=articles%2Fhardware%2F2003%2Fh0612%2F26h12.asp&guid=