Wondering what routers are all of you using at client installs? What are the most reliable and so on?
thanks in advance!
Bo
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Wondering what routers are all of you using at client installs? What are the most reliable and so on?
thanks in advance!
Bo
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For those interested...
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Hello Travis,
Amen Brother Travis Trango's are good radios. I would also say Canopy fits
too, but have no
experience in it. Blair you are welcome to come on up and see
our network, I'm in central Michigan north of Lansing. Hit me offlist
if you want.
Barry
Monday, April 3, 2006, 10:04:26
I've had good luck with Linksys.
Gotta change the lan ip to something non standard
though.
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We have good luck with Linksys. If the customer is a larger business
client or someone who needs higher reliability and better features we
often load up Mikrotik on a Routerboard or WRAP board.
Scriv
Bo Hamilton wrote:
Wondering what routers are all of you using at client installs? What
Sorry to answer my own post but I should also mention that if I ever
have a larger enterprise client (like a college, hospital, etc.) that
needs a bullet-proof routing solution I will likely sell them
Imagestream. My next big router for my core will be an Imagestream.
Everyone I speak to about
The best at any price doesn't seem to fit here. You only choose a
commodity router to save money. I don't know anything about Imagestream
specifically, but I certainly looked into Linux-based routers. In fact,
we even ran Linux-based routers initially before going Cisco. We didn't
blindly go
On Tue, April 4, 2006 12:24 pm, John Scrivner wrote:
Sorry to answer my own post but I should also mention that if I ever
have a larger enterprise client (like a college, hospital, etc.) that
needs a bullet-proof routing solution I will likely sell them
Imagestream. My next big router for my
All of our system routers are MikroTik OS on PC hardware. As well as
our T1 interfaces.
We are rapidly moving to deploying a small MikroTik at our towers as
well.
As to customer routers, we tend to use Netgear. But, if the customer
provides another unit, we will set that up for them.
David
I know this has been talked about before, but I can't find it. Where is
the best place to get the DSS type Dish arms/mounts?
I am looking to pay $6-$8
Brian
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I get mine from my local satellite installer - pack of 10 for $30.
- Original Message -
From: Brian Rohrbacher [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Conversations over a new WISP Trade Organization wireless@wispa.org
Sent: Tuesday, April 04, 2006 2:47 PM
Subject: [WISPA] Dish mount
I know this
there's an AP with EXT only ?Price diff ?
John Seaman wrote:
yes... the recently announced AP trade-in program applies to both the 5830 AP
with integrated antenna as well as this new EXT version.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Behalf Of
Blair
What price points are you looking at for this setup? For now we are looking
at these more for a back haul where you can get 2.4Ghz into a an area that
is otherwise hard to reach. We are working on a 900Mhz CPE design also and
hope to have is ready by Q2 using a lower cost design but still
Alvarion VL is based on a WiFi chipset (this isn't meant to knock Alvarion,
since almost every 5 GHz PtMP WISP manufacturered product out there is also
based on a similar chipset)
Alvarion BreezeMAX (they're product pending WiMAX certification) doesn't
operate in 5 GHz
-Charles
Ok, so far Jeff is the only one to say that unlicended Wimax will be
available with Aperto and Airspan.
What do you know Charles?
George
Charles Wu wrote:
Alvarion VL is based on a WiFi chipset (this isn't meant to knock Alvarion,
since almost every 5 GHz PtMP WISP manufacturered product out
Brian,
There is a local provider that you can get them from. Hit me off list,
this address or on my cell tonight or tommorrow at my office.
Blair
Brian Rohrbacher wrote:
I know this has been talked about before, but I can't find it. Where
is the best place to get the DSS type Dish
Neat trick... considering...
There is not yet a WiMAX 5.8 GHz interoperability profile.
Because there is not yet a WiMAX 5.8 GHz WiMAX interoperability
profile, there have not yet been any 5.8 GHz interoperability tests.
Because there has not yet been any WiMAX 5.8 GHz interoperability
tests,
Here is a copy of a report from Reuters regarding the latest results on
FCC Form 477 totals. As you can see we are not even mentioned. I guess
those of you who decided we should not fill out the form got what you
wantedobscurity and no credit.
Broadband lines jump 32 pct in new US FCC
John Scrivner wrote:
WASHINGTON, April 3 (Reuters) - The number of U.S. subscribers to
broadband high-speed Internet service jumped 32.3 percent to 42.9
million lines in the year ended June 2005, the Federal Communications
Commission reported on Monday.
These figures were collected
I'm noticing more and more WISP's selling their wireless
broadband service as DSL or Wireless DSL. I know
that 75% of the people who call our sales number have
a difficult time understanding what Wireless Broadband is.
They already know what DSL is and that is what the majority
of them ask for so
Indeed.
Alvarion is not expected to request wimax certification until they
determine
a WIMAX approved QOS mechanism, at least thats what I have heard as
well.
-
Jeff
On Apr 4, 2006, at 3:29 PM, Charles Wu wrote:
Alvarion VL is based on a WiFi chipset (this isn't meant to knock
George,
I am sure there will be others, but likely the first will be Airspan
( May is Beta ) and Aperto ( shipping
in June ). Redline likely will have product as well, but based on the
fact that both Aperto and Airspan
have considerable experience with QOS PTMP, I would think they will
That is correct, however those companies are expected to be shipping
product ( and are taking pre orders ) that will comply with the
testing whenever the gods at wimaxforum decide to get off their
collective arses and certify 5.8. Airspan for example, already has
wimax 4.9 product and is
We find we can NOT sell our service as Wireless Broadband
As soon as we market it to customers as DSL or just plain
High Speed Internet, we start scoring.
Too many in this area have been educated against Open WIFI
being BAD...
The cable we install to the radio is a line, right ?
It carries
Thanks everyone for all the great posts
Bo
On 4/4/06, Blair Davis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
All of our system routers are MikroTik OS on PC hardware. As well as our T1 interfaces.We are rapidly moving to deploying a small MikroTik at our towers as well.As to customer routers, we tend to use
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