Because of how WiFi works you would need a site survey to see how WiFi propagates in those areas. This is very expensive and rarely done.
I will say your solution looks OK but I would also test out powerline WiFi.
I've run into old building restrictions yet they managed to let the phone company install their wiring. Ethernet cable is installed the same way so how did the phones get installed?
Hey guys,
I have an old multi floor building that consists of apartments. I would like to offer the people living inside, a cheap wi-fi solution. Since the building is old, I cant run new wires through every room or even a few of them. I have a small storage room at the bottom of the building that the central switch and modem/router will be located. I have made colored references on the attached image, in order to help you figure out what i'm talking about.
https://imgur.com/A48v1Nb
The small orange square with the yellow outline, is the small storage room with the central equipment (switch, router, modem etc.).
Each color on the access points represent a different solution.
From there I have figured out three ways that i can implement this:
1) RED - Run outdoor wiring to the two long poles, where i can mount one outdoor access point on each one, that will be facing all the balconies of the complex. Usually the signal will go through the balcony and inside the apartment itself, depending on the AP.
2) GREEN - Do the same but only with one outdoor access point that transmits towards the building, if it should prove enough to do the job with only one piece.
3) PURPLE - Mount two access points on the walls of the balconies, however im not so sure on how good the wi-fi coverage will be.
Please give me your advice on which way would be the most efficient and what kind of access points do you recommend i should buy?
Thanks a lot!

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