There, one WiPOP may suffice. Certain predictions Learning how to install reliable fixed wireless POPs is a major hurdle. Your answers will depend on the specifics of local terrain and equipment properties. Another crucial lesson a new fixed wireless operator will need to learn is how to solve interference issues in the field when they arise. Possible sources of interference include other nearby local or wide area 2.4 GHz network nodes.
Humble beginnings Defining the area of coverage is an important step.
Unger suggests ISPs start modestly. Rather than planning to cover all of southern California, for example, plan on hitting the east side of downtown Modesto at first. The service provider just runs wide open and gives everyone two megabits or 11 megabits or whatever. Not all network equipment has bandwidth management capabilities built in. Clearly that should be one criteria in final equipment selection, Unger says.