Apartment Complex Limits Each Connection / How To Combine Them

May 6, 2012

My apartment complex limits each connection to 200KBps but each connection has the same IP so I thought there has to be an easy way to combine the connections. Is there a way to connect the wired network i'm connected to with the wireless one?

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We are looking into setting up wireless internet access for the whole complex.

1) We would have around 200 users at max (accounting for people to have more than one device or computer connected. Such as Xbox360 and whatnot). What speeds should we consider from a ISP.?

2) Should we get more than one ISP feed?

3) How many wireless access points should we get? (Ruffly we are looking at 5-6)

4) Where should the WAP's be placed around the complex? Considering the apartments are brick outside and inside regular wood frame/drywall construction type. Also should they be inside or outdoor WAP's.

5)What hardware should be considered? (switches, WAP's, ect...)

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As I stated, I have 6+ hours of troubleshooting pre-done on this problem. I have tried what I am able to with no access to the router (okay, maybe I snuck in and did a couple more things…) including:

Re-start laptop.
Re-start router.
Disable all firewalls/virus protection programs/ect.
Connect to the internet in Safe Mode.
Disable Bonjour.
Uninstall wireless card/re-install wireless card/un-install drivers/re-install drivers/update drivers.
Reset the TCP/IP stack.

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Here is a flat diagram for the network with some snippets of code. I can provide more info if needed. I changed the routable IPs just to hide some of our actual info. If I ping 172.22.248.6 from the softswitch and then issue the "sh arp" command, I get:
 
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Internet  172.22.248.1            0   0016.4650.c411  ARPA   Vlan61
Internet  172.22.255.6            -   0019.5678.7d43  ARPA   Vlan80
Internet  172.22.248.6            0   Incomplete      ARPA
Internet  172.22.240.14           -   0019.5678.7d42  ARPA   Vlan60
Internet  172.22.240.13           0   0020.d239.01a0  ARPA   Vlan60
Internet  172.22.248.5            -   0019.5678.7d44  ARPA   Vlan61
Internet  172.22.240.1           69   0016.4650.c411  ARPA   Vlan60

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