Airport hotels in Aerocity and Mahipalpur, guesthouses in Paharganj and Karol Bagh, banquet halls, and offices in Gurugram's Cyber City and Udyog Vihar or Noida's sectors along the expressway: a proper login for every guest, separate staff and visitor networks, website blocking, and two internet lines that cover for each other - set up and managed by iberry from Mohali.
In Delhi NCR the problem is rarely getting an internet line - most buildings can get fibre from several providers. The problem is what happens behind the line: one shared password, no limit per user, the office printer and CCTV on the same network as visitors, and nobody who notices when the main line fails at 11 pm.
Because lines are easy to get, a second line from a different provider is cheap insurance here. The gateway uses both and switches automatically when one fails, so a hotel full of transit guests or an office on a client call does not go offline. See internet failover.
Guests check in at all hours, many from abroad. Foreign guests usually have no Indian SIM, so an SMS one-time code cannot reach them. Give them room number + surname login through your PMS, or a QR voucher printed at check-in - the same desk step where their passport details are taken for Form C.
Paharganj, Karol Bagh and Mahipalpur properties often run one password for the whole building. A login per room with a device limit stops the password from spreading and keeps the line fair.
From November to February a banquet hall can host several hundred guests a night. Event vouchers with a time limit, on a network kept apart from the hotel's own guests, stop one wedding from slowing every room. See event venue WiFi.
Staff, visitor, CCTV and accounts networks run separately, so a visitor's phone never reaches your file server or billing PC. See corporate WiFi.
Each person logs in with their own credentials, so you know who used what - useful when a client or head office asks how your network is controlled.
Site-to-site VPN between a Gurugram office and a Noida or Faridabad branch, and user VPN for staff at home. See VPN services.
Firewall rules, website and category blocking and monitoring by iberry, for a yearly subscription instead of a per-user licence. See managed firewall services.
Hotels: Lite ₹30,000 (about 30-40 rooms), Medium ₹50,000 (40-60 rooms) and Standard+ ₹99,000 (large and five-star hotels), one-time including the 1st year. From the 2nd year the subscription is ₹15,000 a year, or ₹20,000 a year with DNS security and/or PMS integration.
Offices, factories, schools and clinics use the same three gateway plans (5, 10 or 13 ports) with unlimited users and no per-user licence. Access points and cabling depend on the building and are quoted after the survey. Full details on pricing.
Send the floor plan, photos and your internet lines on WhatsApp; for larger sites an engineer visits from Mohali by arrangement.
We design the network: gateway, access points, separate guest, staff and CCTV networks, and the login method. The MikroTik gateway and access points come from us through wifishop.in or from a local dealer.
Our own engineers, or a local electrician or IT partner working to our plan with us on a video call.
The gateway connects to the iberry cloud over an encrypted tunnel. We configure the login page, limits, firewall and failover remotely, watch it from then on, and make changes when you ask - in English or Hindi, by WhatsApp, phone and email. See MikroTik remote management.
iberry (legal name I Berry Wifi Corporation), a managed guest WiFi, corporate WiFi and network security company. Founder: Jaswinder Singh. Website: iberrywifi.com.
One office: Office No. 5, 5th Floor, TDI Business Centre, Sector 118, Mohali, Punjab 160055, India. Own engineers on site in the Chandigarh tricity; North India by arrangement; the rest of India and other countries remotely with a local installer.
Captive portal guest login (room number + surname through the PMS, SMS OTP, QR/PIN vouchers), cloud AAA/RADIUS, per-user speed and data limits, session records kept in India, firewall, website blocking, VPN, multi-line failover, LAN and WiFi installation.
MikroTik RouterOS gateways; the portal and logins also work with TP-Link Omada and Ubiquiti UniFi. PMS logins running today: IDS Next, protel, Hotelogix, WinCloud.
₹30,000 / ₹50,000 / ₹99,000 one-time including the 1st year, then ₹15,000 a year (₹20,000 with DNS security and/or PMS integration). Outside India: quoted per project.
WhatsApp and phone +91 786 199 1555, email support@iberrywifi.in. All locations: where iberry works.
Yes. We plan the network and supply the gateway; an iberry engineer can visit from Mohali by arrangement for larger sites, or a local installer fits the hardware to our plan. Configuration, monitoring and changes are done remotely from our cloud.
No. iberry's only office is in Mohali, Punjab. Delhi NCR projects are handled from there, with visits by arrangement.
With room number and surname checked against the hotel's PMS, or a QR voucher given at check-in. SMS OTP is kept for Indian guests and walk-in visitors.
Yes. The gateway balances traffic across both lines and moves everything to the working line within seconds when one fails, then back when it recovers.
The managed gateway plans are ₹30,000, ₹50,000 or ₹99,000 one-time including the 1st year, then ₹15,000 a year (₹20,000 with DNS security). Access points and cabling are quoted after the survey. No per-user licence.
Send the location, the number of rooms or staff and your internet lines on WhatsApp. See also hotel WiFi in Chandigarh, office network setup and all locations.
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