Okay, my Google-fu is weak once again. I'm looking for some kind of box I can put around networking devices so people STOP F***ING WITH THEM! As long as clients don't let me put these things where I recommend they do, people are going to fiddle with things when they think they're not working, and that's extremely frustrating.

All I need is room for a couple small devices, like a WAP and a switch. It doesn't need to be super secure, just enough of a deterrent to keep people away. It doesn't even have to be mounted or even purpose-made. If you have a suggestion like a milk crate I'm open to it.

How about a milk crate?

How about something like one of those clear plastic boxes that you see over thermostats? I found this manufacturer. Their stuff seems a little expensive, but maybe you can find something cheaper.

Also, search keywords I can think of would be "tamper", "tamperproof", "anti-tamper", "enclosure", "cage", "deterrent".

Honestly, any sort of box would do. Maybe a medicine cabinet? See if an army surplus store has some sort of ammo boxes?

Go nuts: http://www.reallyusefulproducts.co.uk/usa/

Put a zip tie through each end of the top and box lip to secure it. Nearly all their boxes are the same design, regardless of size. Anything from thimble-sized to trunk sized.

This is a typical lockable network product enclosure: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DWCfffFZs_k

If you have a label printer, you can label this one "The Internet - Do not disconnect!"

http://www.eplastics.com/Plastic/Display_Cases/TLLB10X10X10BLK


Lots of hits searching for "lockable plexiglass enclosure" or "lockable plastic box"

Bruno, I think your confusing it this this one:

Not confusing, just making an homage. Obviously it can't be the REAL internet box. There's only one of those.

Do a google image search for Enclosure wi-fi . You should see what you want.