steven murphy wrote: > form being active a few years back, and keeping up via the website, > have the meraki's been thought of as a replacement for the d-link > bridges(new instals)?
Yes, we have. And now that they're available outside of beta, we can do that. Its an interesting proposition, as each new 'bridge' becomes a repeater and strengthens the cloud. (And if people had sharable feeds, they could also plug in and add bandwidth to the cloud...). > anyone have experience with their wireless repeater feature ( the one > labeled EXPERIMENTAL), is it lazy WDS, or acting as a wireless client > bridge? or??? The experimental label is accurate. When it works, its amazing (in the same way that a dancing bear is amazing). It becomes a client bridge, while still acting as an AP and still acting as a mesh repeater. In my limited testing, it will work ok for a anywhere between 30 mins and a couple of days before requiring rebooting. > mike mee, i'm wating for forum access on meraki, what is their turn > around on account approval? Not sure these days, sorry! Judging by the big red warning when I login, they're doing some site upgrades tonight, so not likely tonight if I had to guess. Btw, if you have a DSL Extreme account in the 619 area code, AT&T is having problems. It most likely affects AT&T customers also. 3 of the 5 DSL lines in the Golden Hill network are down - fortunately the Meraki mesh failover is keeping things running, albiet very slowly. cheers, michael -- Michael Mee 858-531-0735 www.socalfreenet.org _______________________________________________ SoCalFreeNet.org General Discussion List To unsubscribe, please visit: http://socalfreenet.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss_socalfreenet.org
