Análisis y diseño de una red inalámbrica isp, para la distribución del servicio de internet gratuito mediante puntos de acceso ubicados en tres espacios públicos con mayor afluencia en el barrio san fernando cantón Rumiñahui

Abstract

This project focuses on the analysis and design of an ISP wireless network for distributing free internet service through access points located in three high-traffic public spaces in the San Fernando neighborhood of the Rumiñahui Canton. While internet service is ubiquitous in modern life and essential for education, communication, work, and entertainment, many resource-constrained areas lack access due to insufficient infrastructure and economic constraints. The primary challenge facing the neighborhood is its rural location within the Rumiñahui Canton, which lacks a diverse range of fixed internet providers. Therefore, the proposal suggests designing a wireless network using WISP (Wireless Internet Service Provider) technology to address one of society's most pressing needs: internet access. This technology aims to mitigate the internet access restrictions prevalent in the locality, thereby simplifying user activities. Consequently, an analysis and design, primarily leveraging WISP technology, have been considered as the optimal solution. Unlike other infrastructures, WISP offers scalable services, addressing the challenges associated with cable installation and signal reach, particularly prevalent in remote areas such as the targeted locality.