Hospitality

To provide broadband hospitality industry provides wireless signal to its guests using Wi-Fi access points. These access points have to connected back to a central location where the broadband is delivered from a telephone or cable service provider. Often poor exiting telephone wires are used to provide this backhaul connectivity.

Hospitality

Coaxial Network's IRIS CMTS provides reliable and affordable way to provide this backhaul. Cable modems with integrated WiFi access points carry the internet traffic from and to the users. Access points with up to four virtual SSID can provide the hotel with separate networks to run guest and corporate network on the same coaxial infrastructure.

Integrated cable modems can also deliver up to four RJ45 for data ports and multiple RJ11 telephony ports to provide telephony and data services on the same coaxial infrastructure. RJ45 ports can then be hardwired within the suite to jacks so that services such as VOIP telephony can be adequately delivered.

Use of coaxial infrastructure ensures that data can be delivered for today's as well as tomorrows growing requirements. Existing cable infrastructure can carry up to 3.2 gigabits of traffic providing the necessary infrastructure to expand future services such as IPTV and VoD. With the addition of additional CMTS gear in the head-end you can easily double, triple or quadruple the available bandwidth.

Coaxial infrastructure provides an ideal backhaul to carry your video, wireless or voice traffic.