I just setup one for a customer on telstra:
They all have a private 10.x.x.x address so you can browse OUT using masq
but
getting BACK to your box is an issue. I resolved that by establishing a VPN
to
a known server. In the end performance (perth) was so dismal that he gave
up.
Data transfer
Voytek Eymont wrote:
On Mon, August 3, 2009 4:46 pm, Grant Parnell wrote:
Something sub $500.00 that's small, runs linux and is customisable. It
probably should have 256MB of RAM and at least the same in flash and two
ethernet ports and at least one USB port.
Alix or Eber from Yawarra ?
Jumping substantially out of the $500 ceiling, are there any opinions on
the Seagate BlackArmor NAS devices?
They are Linux, have 2 Ethernet ports, so should have some potential for
firewall plus various server functions, all in a relatively low-power
package.
Kevin.
On Thu, 2009-08-06 at 16:49
We have a number of Ericsson W25 Next-G access points on 9 GB
$110/month plans for broadband at several sites. Unfortunately at least
with our corporate contract we don't receive any feedback on usage. We
recently received a $1300 excess-usage monthly bill for one site, which
is most definitely
That's a given, mobile internet or not!
2009/8/6 Kevin Shackleton kev...@reachnet.com.au
Telstra == being shafted.
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Arnaldo Ariel Arrieta wrote:
Today I joined this mailing list and just wanted to say hello to everybody.
My name is Ariel (just in case: I am a guy, In Spanish, Ariel is a
male name :-) ) and I live in Argentina.
I know this is the Sydney LUG and that we are more than 12000 km.
apart, but
On Thu, August 6, 2009 9:06 pm, Kevin Shackleton wrote:
We have a number of Ericsson W25 Next-G access points on 9 GB
$110/month plans for broadband at several sites. Unfortunately at least
with our corporate contract we don't receive any feedback on usage. We
recently received a $1300
2009/8/7 Voytek Eymont li...@sbt.net.au:
'mydatausage' page is often days behind on actual usage, THOUGH, the
billing page is accurate, the 80% SMSs were often way behind as well, the
billing folks were quite willing (within reason) to anull/reduce charges
(BUT I'm talking about tiny data
I'm hoping to buy a GPS data logger that I can take running with me.
My main concern is for it to plug and play with Linux. I've managed to
find two such devices on eBay that support linux.
I expect these devices to be popular with photographers. Any sluggers use them?
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On Friday 07 August 2009 10:00:05 slug-requ...@slug.org.au wrote:
That's a given, mobile internet or not!
2009/8/6 Kevin Shackleton kev...@reachnet.com.au
Telstra == being shafted.
Could not agree more .. the masters of If on the first rainy tuesday of a
leap year you stand with one foot in
Keep in mind that mobile data (on average) halves in cost each year.
So prepaid is preferable over 24 month contracts, no matter how cheap
they seem now.
Dean
jam wrote:
On Friday 07 August 2009 10:00:05 slug-requ...@slug.org.au wrote:
That's a given, mobile internet or not!
2009/8/6
If you're specifically looking for running, Garmin make a nice range of
sports gps/heartrate monitor/watches called Forerunner.
They don't provide any linux support; but gpsbabel can apparently get most
data from them (including heartrate date, so you can see how your heart rate
varies over time
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