[AusNOG] mobile phones coverages alternative

[Scott Howard]

Femtocells are good if you're only after a small area of coverage and a
small number of phones/call.

If the requirements are for more of an office block style setup then all of
the majors will install a Microcell (basically a mini-basestation), however
normally there's a fee involved depending on the exact situation - and it's
not normally cheap...

  Scott.


On Tue, Aug 28, 2012 at 9:49 PM, S Burjak <sburjak at runbox.com> wrote:

> If you have Internet, Optus and Voda have femtocells. Plug it in and it
> creates  a 3G hotspot for some phones.
>
> Serge
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> On 29/08/2012, at 14:35, Qui Le <QLe at sydneyoperahouse.com> wrote:
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> Hi all,****
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> We work on a site where we do not get mobile signal coverage  from our
> telcos.****
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> However we can deploy several  Wi-fi APs throughout the building.****
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> Is there workable solution where our users can use our Wi-fi Aps to
> receive and making calls?****
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> Thanks****
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> Qui****
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> ...****
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