Answers about Meetinghouse networking
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- How do I retro-fit an existing meetinghouse for high-speed Internet?
- There are myriad ways to retro-fit existing meetinghouses. The best solution will be based largely on what you are trying to achieve and what type of meetinghouse you have. In the near future we hope to have general best practices posted for all meetinghouses and specific recommendations posted for the most common types of meetinghouses. In the meantime, contact the Global Service Desk to consult with a support representative or to schedule time with a meetinghouse technology engineer.
- From whom do I need to get approval to begin implementing a meetinghouse network, including drilling holes in meetinghouse walls, mounting equipment on walls or ceilings, etc.?
- Under the direction of the stake or area presidency, you must coordinate and get approval from your local facilities manager.
- Can it be appropriate to have devices with static IP addresses connected to the firewall?
- Yes. Static addresses are appropriate for devices that you may want to access via IP address such as printers, servers, and Internet enabled appliances (IEAs).
- How many dynamic IP addresses can be issued by the firewall's DHCP server? What is their range?
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