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What internet connection should i get to support 20 computers?

motorolauser asked:


Im doing this businees project and i have to create a business plan for opening an internet cafe. What connection and which provider should i get to host max 20 comuters… It is not a gaming centre, its an internet cafe, and the connection will be dived out amongst the 20 computers form a main admin station.
thank you,

daniel

oh, and if u could also display a monthly rate, it would be very appreciative..

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4 Responses to “What internet connection should i get to support 20 computers?”

  1. Gzus on April 11th, 2009 3:56 pm

    A simple cable setup should work just fine. Few wireless access points. Usual cable lines are around $40 a month average from most ISPs. With only 20 users, this should be plenty.

  2. Debu on April 17th, 2009 11:36 pm

    The connection will be dived out amongst the 20 computers are not factor, it’s very simple service. You contact the nearer or reasonable IT consultant. Thanks.

  3. Honda & G35_Tuner on April 18th, 2009 9:31 am

    You would just have to get a High Speed business internet solution. Usually this is a cable connection for internet. The really fast business ones run about $60 a month. Then you would have a router that can support 20 people (most can) and have them all wirelessly linked to it. Or you could get a 20+user hub and have them all connect to the internet via wired conneciton. (a wireless router would be a much easier solution) All those 20 people would then be succesfully sharing that internet conneciton and in an internet cafe, that wouldn’t be much of a problem since most users won’t be surfing anything that requires a lot of bandwith.

    If users are going to be using bandwith intensively, a T1 or higher connection would be necessary. And for most people that means your talking $600 - $x,xxx easily per month for T1, T2, T3.

    The connection im using in my example would be the ATT High Speed internet elite connection, $60 a month. They have a chart here if u wanna see:

  4. KATHLEEN S on April 20th, 2009 11:02 pm

    I would suggest DSL then use router to share the width for 20 computers