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Camp Wireless articleWhy go with a commercial provider for wireless Internet
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Why become a TengoZone? published by Tengo Internet with approval.
I therefore use their name and site as an example in this article. An overview of other providers of this same service can be found on the links page. Going with a commercial provider is probably the best solution for those that do not have the knowledge themselves to build wireless Internet access on their campsite. Stick to doing what you are good at (running a campsite) and leave the technical and organisational worries of offering wireless Internet access to a commercial company that can make it work for your campsite. What can a commercial provider do for you in technical setup and preparation:
TengoInternet provides the network installation, billing, network management and support services, while you provide the high-speed access connection.There are of course costs associated with this solution. Getting Internet to your site and building a network on-site will cost money. Tengo Internet can make a quote for your campsite so you can calculate the total costs and look at the profits.
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