BryanNetSolutions for every type of organization.
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Universities & hostels
Campus and hostel networks serve people with different access rights, devices and schedules. BryanNet brings those accounts and access rules together in one place.
Hotels & guesthouses
A hotel needs reliable guest internet, but its reception team should not have to keep rotating Wi-Fi passwords, issuing ad-hoc vouchers or manually chasing expired access.
Estates & complexes
An estate or residential complex can share internet infrastructure without sharing one account, one password or one approach to access for everyone.
ISPs & WISPs
Subscribers expect a clear way to buy and manage internet access. Operators need to provision that access, enforce plans, resolve account issues and understand revenue.
Offices & shared spaces
Offices, coworking spaces and shared facilities need internet access for permanent staff, changing members and short-term visitors without giving everyone the same permanent credentials.
Common questions
Does BryanNet require a particular upstream internet provider?
The internet source may be fibre, wireless, cellular, satellite or another upstream service. The management requirement is a working IP path to each supported router.
Your provider, distribution network and router configuration determine customer connectivity. Review and test the proposed topology; this is not a compatibility guarantee for every provider or network arrangement.
Can we offer time-based and usage-based internet plans?
BryanNet supports time-based and usage-based plan workflows. A time plan is bounded by validity; a usage plan is bounded by its quota or validity end. Plans also have configured speed and concurrency rules.
A configured speed limit is not a guarantee of upstream internet performance. Review the actual plan details before offering them to customers.
Can we control customer devices and simultaneous connections?
BryanNet includes device and active-session management, with plan-based concurrent-device rules. These rules help an operator manage how an account is used.
A customer's device allowance is separate from the installation's licensed customer and router capacities. Confirm the intended access policy during setup.
What can BryanNet bring together for an ISP or WISP?
BryanNet brings plans, prices, payments, subscription activation, renewals and supported MikroTik access management into the operator's workflow. Customer self-service and reporting depend on the licensed edition.
Confirm supported routers, payment configuration and capacity for your deployment. See Solutions for the ISP and WISP use case.
Which editions can manage more than one location?
Business, Professional and Enterprise provide multi-location capabilities within their licensed or negotiated scope. Site remains a single-location edition even with additional customer, router or administrator capacity.
Each site's routers still need a working management path and a reviewed network design. Capacity allowances do not establish performance or network connectivity.
Does a software deployment include managed hosting or network operation?
Standard deployment provisions a separate software environment on infrastructure you provide. You remain the operator of your deployment; managed services require a separate agreement.
Hosting, internet service and general network maintenance are outside the standard software deployment scope. Confirm any additional operational responsibility in writing.