Deploying internal and external wireless users

what i have npw AP1232AG, WLSM and SUP720. i,ve implemented wlan for our internal users, via fast secure roaming. Now i want to setup the connection for external users. i have a seperate internet connection for external users
. what is the best method to deploy wireless for external users?

Best from the perspective of antennas and radiation patterns, or best from the perspective of integrating the indoor / outdoor systems?
Or "external" meaning guests?
Please clarify the question ...
Scott

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