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End User and Service Provider Connections
End User and Service Provider Connections
The connection to an SSID is off the Kordia™ Metro Wi-Fi network. The choice of service provider is based on either:
- An existing ISP relationship
- The marketing of the service by the ISP
Service Provider Connection
Connectivity
- A number of INN radios (Wi-Fi Intelligent Network Nodes) will be networked together within the city
- INNs are typically linked together using 5.8GHz 802.11g radios
- This mesh of INNs are connected to a Gateway Server (GWS)
- Each INN will broadcast up to 8 SSIDs
- Traffic from each SSID is divided into a separate VLAN at the GWS
- Each VLAN can be terminated at the local Kordia™ POI ready for the RSP to interconnect
Networking
Kordia™ can create a VPLS or VPRN network within the Kordia™ ISN. This will carry the RSP traffic from the local POI to any other location—up to, and including, the Kordia™ Internet Gateway (this comes with an additional fee).
The Kordia™ SSID will use a VPRN network to interconnect all users on the Kordia™ Metro WIFI SSID to the internet and to the Jet billing system. 2.4GHz 802.11b/g radios will be used to provide connectivity to the end user.
Service Provider Obligations
The service provider will:
- Market the service and provide all the ISP functions related to the end user service
- Supply functions such as first level customer care, marketing, billing, email or VoIP services
- Have its own splash page for their SSID
- Provide their splash page to Kordia™ to load onto the system
Kordia™ provides and maintains:
- Wi-Fi connectivity to the end user only
- RSP information on how to create a splash page
Contact us
For more information about Kordia™ Metro Wi-Fi, please contact: