Charleston had Wi-Fi all over the place (at least down town, in the market/tourist-y district). They appeared to be using Meraki MR74 or MR84 APs for their city/open Wi-Fi.
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Waterfront Park, Charleston, SC
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Waterfront Park, Charleston, SC
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Waterfront Park, Charleston, SC
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Waterfront Park, Charleston, SC
The city’s Wi-Fi network was open for anyone to use (I think? I don’t recall if there was a captive portal). Only real complaint is the size of the broadcast domain ๐.
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Charleston, SC, free WiFi
Apart from the cityโs Wi-Fi, I noticed that the city and/or police appeared to be using Ubiquity to service cameras around the downtown area.
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Charleston, SC