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Hospitality Network

Hospitality enterprises (for example, hotels, airports, and convention centers) host guests who demand high-speed connections to the Internet and access to telephony services. Enterprises that are used by a large number of travelers spend money to support LAN-like performance and extend high-speed telecommuting to corporate users.

Hospitality providers build networks that offer high-speed Internet services in a flexible, affordable, and transparent manner. Figure B-4 illustrates a sample hospitality network.

Figure B-4. Hospitality Network


Applications include fast Internet access and high-volume VoIP solutions. In hotels, one building or the entire hotel campus is wired with a single broadband access line to supply voice, video, and Internet applications to guest rooms. The hotel can take advantage of high-volume, long-distance discounts from its provider while realizing revenue from direct long-distance dialing by hotel guests. A hospitality environment can deploy the following components:

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