No, you don't need to run it out of your home, but what you need is nodes (picture ethernet cards and hubs) and a point-of-access (think T3 to the rest of the world). The point-of-access is the weak point, because you're asking eomebody to fork out free bandwidth. Although, I guess, with some sort of crafty network management, we could route it throught different nodes, so you could be going out over multiple DSL connections or something fun like that. "Sean E. Keener" wrote: > What do you actually need to run out of your house to make this work? We are >downtown and might be interested in throwing up some antennae or something if it >would help. Just need more details... > > I don't know much about this > Sean -- Organizing Linux users is like herding cats, only harder.
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