Clearly that should be one criteria in final equipment selection, Unger says. One big mistake many wireless ISPs make is underestimating how long it will take to get a WiPOP up and running reliably. There's a misconception that I can just go out and buy some wireless equipment, find the tallest tower, and put my equipment on it and next week I'll be selling service to satisfied customers. Anticipating value That means your fixed wireless ISP will have to think about managing customer expectations. Chances are, if you're considering implementing a fixed wireless strategy in the first place, there is already pent-up demand for broadband access.
Nothing kills fixed wireless network performance like a drop of water.
You have to allow more time than you think you're going to need because Murphy's law is always in force when it comes to WiPOP setups. Incorporated All Rights Reserved.