The City of Hasselt, Belgium is building a municipal Wi-Fi network described as one of the largest such projects in Europe. Cisco Systems is supplying equipment for the project, including the Cisco Aironet 1200 Series of Wi-Fi Access Points administered via a CiscoSecure Access Control Server. The project follows the deployment of some 250 Cisco Aironet Series Access Points at local high schools.
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Belgian City Builds Municipal Wi-Fi Net with Cisco
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