We have Comcast business class 50mbps/10 up/down and can have 35
people on our wifi router which I think is a Netgear-N I picked up at
Bestbuy. The router also handles two different networks. One for
people with older computers and one for newer computers (B/G vs A/N).
Mixing the two was a nightmare and all the new computers were dragged
down to the old computer's speed capability which is why we split them
up.

 We also have 4 hardwired ports. One member went to Home Depot and
custom made 4 short cables for $7 that we keep on a shelf if someone
wants to grab one and another member donated 4 10/100 ethernet
switches which we haven't used but probably will in the new space. All
this magic costs us $199/month.

As for reliability, the only time we had issues is when they were
relocating the utilities in our back alley and every time a truck
backed over the cable they were burying we lost internet. That was a
stabby 3 days for all of us.

Angel

On Aug 25, 9:09 am, Josh Aberson <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hey all,
>
> Without getting into too much introduction and details, I'll just cut right 
> to it.
>
> I'm opening a space next week in South Dakota.  Working on finalizing details 
> right now, and one thing I'm not too sure about is internet.  We've got 20 
> members or so pre-signed to move in day 1 and in trying to plan for the 
> future, am trying to figure out what sort of internet speed I need, and what 
> sort of router to handle the space's size and amount of people.  It's a long 
> space, about 150ft, and we could very easily have 100 people accessing the 
> network at any given time.  
>
> Any of the larger spaces out there have insight?  I'm currently looking at an 
> internet speed of 50 down/10up or 100 down/15 up.  Also am looking at 801.11n 
> routers that have two to three adjustable networks built into the device.
>
> Would love some thoughts.
>
> Best,
>
> Josh Aberson
> [email protected]
> m: 521.6158 | @JoshAberson
>
> 220 S. Phillips Ave.
> Sioux Falls, SD 57104
> fb.com/workmeso
> @workmesowww.WorkMeso.com

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