Sounds like you're new here. You want some more of these asinine calls? Technology is getting so much better by the day and people are getting inversely proportionally dumberer.
I tell them it may work, but I really would expect it does not. The only way we'd do it is to service the building itself and run a line. On Tue, Sep 20, 2022 at 12:11 PM Nate Burke <n...@blastcomm.com> wrote: > Usually the incidents are not this close, but when they're on top of > each other it just makes me angry. Just because you refuse to > understand it, doesn't make it magic. > > Rural customer wants our internet. ok, no problem, we do that all the > time. The ONLY reason they want the connection from us, is so they can > put RING cameras in their steel barn 300' away from the house, and the > kid at best buy told them it would be fine because you just plug them in > and they connect to the wifi. > > One of our property managers who we have several connections to her > buildings wants to put 30 cameras in at 2 MDU buildings in an office > park. Both their camera vendor and Comcast assured her that it would > only require a connection in one of the FACP rooms, and that the other > building 400' away, with the FACP Room on the opposite end of the > building would be able to 'ping off it' just fine. I know comcast > advertises their new wifi as Magic, but I don't think even it could do > that. > > > Am I the bad guy for dashing their hopes and dreams? I consider it > 'managing expectations' like 'If your computer can't print to your > printer, getting our connection instead of a hotspot isn't going to help > that' > > > > -- > AF mailing list > AF@af.afmug.com > http://af.afmug.com/mailman/listinfo/af_af.afmug.com >
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