I can tell you from past experience it is a good idea to find a good
brand and use it. One of the things I learned at the WCA show a couple
of weeks ago was that if you want to have a business worth selling later
you had better consider using one high-quality well-known platform
instead of a ho
The matter of antenna certification rules was something that was clarified
by the FCC OET (Office of Engineering & Technology) & FCC Enforcement Bureau
at WiNOG last February in Chicago...(certification aside, the policies of
the Enforcement Bureau is what really matters to most, IMO =)
Copies of
I will add that many of the high end
rackmount server boards such as SuperMicro have standardized on some of the
Intel NIC chipsets, and they have operated very well for us on our Linux
servers. So I second the Intel vote. Or you can just buy NICs with Realtek
chipsets from ICIntracom for
Just bread down and put Dell rack mount servers in place.
grin
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What boards are you getting that are cheaper than a war/routerboard? I have
looked for something like that in the past and always found it to be more
expensive. I would be interested in something like that for sure.
Thanks,
Chadd
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You can get 2 port pci riser cards for via boards and there are a few dual
ether VIA's out there but never used them myself.
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MiniATX form factor motherboard, with three PCI slots should have enough
CPU to do about anything you want, and you can get DC/DC power supplies
for them as well. I have a few WRAP boards we were using as backhauls
and the CPUs are now maxing out, so I'm going to put these units in.
Surprisin
David E. Smith wrote:
Like many folks on this list (I'm guessing), I have a lot of PC-type
hardware at tower locations. Right now, it's mostly RouterBoard 230s
and WRAPs, but those systems just don't have all that much CPU power,
and I'd like to try to improve things. When you start seriously
I think this is one of those weird things
I have a stack of outdoor YDI's that I replaced with outdoor RF-Linx
units. The RF-Linx units dropped my noise level by 5 db or better at
every tower.
This swap was done in the spring of 2004. I still have a few of the
YDI's left I ought t
Paul Hendry wrote:
What software are you running on them? There are a couple of options out
there including the WAR boards (once StarOS V3 is released) or I have heard
of several people having great success with the VIA mini-itx fanless boards.
Both remove the CPU as a bottle neck.
I *knew* the
What software are you running on them? There are a couple of options out
there including the WAR boards (once StarOS V3 is released) or I have heard
of several people having great success with the VIA mini-itx fanless boards.
Both remove the CPU as a bottle neck.
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Hello all,
Thought I'd share a bit of real world experience with the listers
regarding amplifiers.
We recently replaced three RF Linx amplifiers (indoor, 2.4Ghz, the
non-tunable units) with three used YDI (Breezecom labeled)
amplifiers. The difference was significant. Signal strength on
Like many folks on this list (I'm guessing), I have a lot of PC-type
hardware at tower locations. Right now, it's mostly RouterBoard 230s and
WRAPs, but those systems just don't have all that much CPU power, and
I'd like to try to improve things. When you start seriously tinkering
with traffic
>From what I have read they are not fully upgradeable because there are some
hardware differences between the light and the normal units.
I also remember reading that you have to have the advantage AP to use the
light versions of SU's.
Chadd
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Specs say it can be upgraded to 1, 2, 3, 4 mbps. Buy the time you do
that you should've spend the extra $50 and had a regular 2400SM to begin
with.
Kurt Fankhauser
WAVELINC
114 S. Walnut St.
Bucyrus, OH 44820
419-562-6405
www.wavelinc.com
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I've read that. Does anyone know if a "lite" SM is fully upgradeable to
a regular one?
Dylan Oliver wrote:
http://motorola.canopywireless.com/products/lite/
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http://motorola.canopywireless.com/products/lite/
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No difference in features?
JohnnyO wrote:
Speed Price.
JohnnyO
On Mon, 2006-01-30 at 10:30 -0500, Brian Rohrbacher wrote:
What are the differences "in a nutshell" from the regular SM, 900mhz?
Differences besides speed.
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The more you think about it the more you are going to find reasons not
to do it, what you have to do is just jump in and do it. Once you do you
will know what you want to do. Its like sky diving, you have to just
jump into it, if you stand up there and question it you will just freeze
up and not go
Marlon, fantastic!
Now, can I tempt you with this?
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The beauty of using wifi is that it doesn't much matter. They pretty much
all work with each other.
As for what you should/could use. What's the application? What did you
want to do with the wrap boards that's different from what you can get out
of an isp centric product?
Feel free to
Speed Price.
JohnnyO
On Mon, 2006-01-30 at 10:30 -0500, Brian Rohrbacher wrote:
What are the differences "in a nutshell" from the regular SM, 900mhz?
Differences besides speed.
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Marlon,
What would you suggest? I am afraid of proprietary stuff because I
don't know enough industry history to understand the players.
Jason
Marlon K. Schafer (509) 982-2181 wrote:
Hiya Jason,
Why not just buy ISP grade product? Then you don't have to worry
about all of this.
AND
Hiya Jason,
Why not just buy ISP grade product? Then you don't have to worry about all
of this.
AND at 2.4 the CLIENT side isn't limited to 36 dB. It starts there with a
30 dB radio with a 6 dB antenna. For every one db of radio tx dB you drop
you can go up 3 dB of antenna gain.
Marlon
Gonna be a great day! No installs for this cowboy :-).
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40mph gusts. yippee
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What are the differences "in a nutshell" from the regular SM, 900mhz?
Differences besides speed.
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Jason wrote:
Bob,
I really don't care if it is a CM9, I just wanted the routerboard
because it can act as an L2TP server. I did not think that the
wrap/routerboard controller really mattered because it isn't the
radio, the mini-pci card is. So I think the real question is, are
there any m
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