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Introduction For organizations providing public WiFi, such as cafes, airports, and hotels, ensuring user security and compliance with local regulations is paramount. One significant aspect of maintaining a secure and compliant public WiFi network involves proper management of Internet Protocol Detail Records (IPDR). A common misconception is that a single external IP address for all

Introduction India stands at a crucial juncture in its digital transformation journey. While urban areas have witnessed a surge in internet penetration, with over 825 million broadband subscribers as of 2023, a vast swath of the rural population remains unconnected, perpetuating a digital divide that hinders inclusive growth and development.  According to the Telecom Regulatory

Introduction India faces a massive rural-urban digital divide with only 25% rural broadband penetration. This article does a detailed technical and cost analysis comparing 5G vs WiFi networks for providing affordable high-speed broadband in rural areas. The Need for Rural Connectivity 65% of India’s population comprising over 850 million people live in rural areas. However,

In today’s digital age, access to the internet and technology has become a necessity, but unfortunately, not everyone has equal opportunities to bridge the digital divide. This is particularly true in developing countries where limited infrastructure and high costs impede connectivity. However, there is now a promising solution on the horizon – PMWANI. PMWANI, short

The Pradhan Mantri Wi-Fi Access Network Interface (PM-WANI) scheme has sparked a public WiFi revolution in India. However, its ambitious vision of ubiquitous, affordable internet for all hinges on resilient execution strategies. Nanovise, as a leading PM-WANI ecosystem player, is empowering this goal through its suite of optimized connectivity solutions for small businesses and service

Part I: The Technicalities of Commercial Wi-Fi Commercial or Regular Wi-Fi refers to the wireless internet service provided by Internet Service Providers (ISPs) or businesses. Here’s a brief overview of its workings: Architecture: Commercial Wi-Fi usually adopts a centralized architecture, with a Wi-Fi router connected to the ISP’s cable or DSL modem, facilitating internet access.