City guest Wi-Fi must onboard visitors, stop guest-to-guest snooping, and limit bandwidth abuse. Which control set fits?
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Short Explanation
Guest Wi-Fi needs a front desk, thin walls between visitors, and a speed limit. Portal plus isolation plus bandwidth policy is that trio. Handing guests the employee keys—or just breaking DHCP—misses the point.
Full Explanation
Effective guest WLAN design layers onboarding (captive portal), peer isolation to reduce lateral snooping, and bandwidth or QoS policy to protect airtime and upstream capacity. Mapping guests onto sensitive employee VLANs or employee EAP profiles defeats segmentation. Disabling DHCP is not a substitute for proper isolation and usable guest access controls.