Needs assistance in the Netherlands.
Needs assistance in the Netherlands.
Hi all, I need some help: I`ve got 2 buildings on the same terrain, about 131 feet 251⁄64 inches or 40 meters in metric from each other distanced.(give the whole world the metric system please). There is no option to let a German dig a trench, i have to bridge it from roof to roof. Which brand and type should i use? my customer has a limited finance space, so if anyone has a coupon for like 20-50% off, let me know. Love from the country of cheese, windmills and drugs. Julian
the aim is to link these structures together. this could be a business requiring two separate locations on the same network, or simply wanting to consolidate internet costs. there are four main approaches: - excavate a trench - rely on the ISP to manage it (some providers can dig trenches or use dark fiber) - install point-to-point Wi-Fi - set up point-to-point laser connections. i’ve handled all four; - trenching is usually optimal, with private cabling offering the best performance. - if digging isn’t feasible, large ISPs are happy to install it for you, though at a higher expense. - point-to-point Wi-Fi works but may experience speed drops and network issues like vlan conflicts or broadcast problems. - laser connections are costly; you’ll need to clear any obstacles, especially trees, before they’re ready. remember, the support team has been helpful with my unusual questions, so sharing your specific case should help them suggest a balanced solution—whether that’s a sales pitch or a technical plan.