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Dunes Manor Goes Wi-Fi in Their 11-Story, 170 Room Resort With Dual Mode D-Link Access Points

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Overview Like most modern hotels, Dunes Manor wanted to offer its guests seamless Internet connectivity throughout the premises. They had previously installed two wireless access points on the ground floor. This was only enough to cover the lobby and banquet hall, however. They needed a way to link up wireless access points on every other floor and share the same main router down on the ground floor. D-Link was the obvious choice for Internetworking and Dunes Manor, because of a particular access point that D-Link offers. The D-Link DWL-8200AP Access Point operates in dual mode as either a WDS node or an AP - a perfect fit for a building like the Dunes Manor Hotel.

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Publisher	D-Link	File Format	PDF
Date Published	April 2007
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Mobile - Wireless Communications, Network Security, Firewalls

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