On Fri, Dec 18, 2009 at 7:27 AM, Gilbert Mendoza <gmend...@gmail.com> wrote:
> The product looks pretty cool... and it fills an immediate need for > when your point-to-point and point-to-multi-point wireless > manufacturer doesn't supply a compliant crypto algorithm with their > solution. > > As far as between switches, I'd be fairly skeptical on it's > practicality, especially if this is a wired network under my own > physical controls. But hey, to each his own. :-) > I had to do it like this because of budgetary limitations. They'll get more later next year. For now, this is not really that big of a bottleneck. Sure, it's a 90 Mbps bottleneck between two gigabit switches, but in reality, there are less than 10 vehicles out in the that have an RSSI on the 4.4 GHz band to sustain about 5 Mbps fairly consistently (up to 20 Mbps if they're lucky). Not all of them will be slamming it with traffic, and the system is just in staging mode, so it's okay to oversubscribe. Enough about that, though...so, no one has anything to add about how they'd do this with FOSS?
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