Is it possible for interference to prevent a signal from showing up in a
site
survey in Windows Zero Configuration utility? I set up a relay AP at a
home yesterday, the AP being on the roof of the garage (couldn't get
a link to my tower from the house). The wireless card I put in the customers
John-
It sounds like you might have noise impacting the local AP on channels
1-6. Is the power and receive sensitivity the same on your laptop vs.
the customer PC? That might be the reason you are seeing the difference
in performance between the two. Did you run netstumbler or otherwise
look
I have seen this before also. Chris is right to mention that the desktop
and your laptop are likely
reacting differently due to rec. sens. and / or power , IE fade margin
differences.
Not trying to shamelessly plug products here, but I find a wi-spy to be
very helpful in this situation.
Is it against the rules to post equipment for sale on this list? I am
not a vendor or reseller.
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We usually use Belden 7919a for tower applications. It's good cable and
has served us well. It is however a little pricey. Can anyone else
recommend a good, shielded exterior grade cable for vertical work that
is less than $325/spool?
Thanks
Chris
We do allow principal members to post used equipment for sale as long as it
is not excessive. If others start complaining, we may ask you to tone it
down.
Thanks,
Rick Harnish
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We pay less than 300 per spool. Boun @ CTI.
Mike Bushard, Jr
Wireless Network Engineer
Wisper Wireless Solutions, LLC
320-256-WISP (9477)
320-256-9478 Fax
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Sent: Wednesday, March 12, 2008 1:05
Does anybody have experience with Plat and have a better alternative
that integrates better with Quickbooks, yet is equally as powerful on
the provisioning side?
Dylan
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Are you using Platypus now? You can have a Quickbooks database imported
into Platypus if your wanting to start using Platypus- If your looking
for something to replace Platypus then I cant help have not needed to do
that.
Marty
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We have been using it and have a manual batch export from Plat to
QuickBooks for the deposit but it doesn't break down per customer or
payment. We're looking to streamline this process if possible.
Dylan
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In essence we do the same except we don't really need it broken down per
customer- just import over to QuickBooks the totals for the different
service types sold and then total deposits against that- any details
about customer payments are in Platypus so we don't need to give
customer service
Our biggest issue is being able to determine different payment types
(VISA, Master Card, Check, etc.).
Dylan
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Sent: Wednesday, March 12, 2008 3:58 PM
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Subject: Re:
FYI-
All Visa cards start with 4, all MasterCard start with 5, all Discover cards
start with 6, all American Express and Diners' Club start with 3, UATP cards
start with 1, airline cards start with 2.
In a message dated 3/12/2008 4:07:43 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
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Chris-
The laptop and the PCI card in the desktop are not equal... the laptop
is an old hp pavilion ze4900
with the stock card/antenna, and the PCI card was branded LevelOne
WNC-301. Not sure of
the specs on either, but I have used a lot of those PCI cards... 40+,
and they have consistently
I have a small (80 foot) Rohn 25G tower going up hopefully Friday, but I
need two torque arms and a vendor failed to tell us they were backordered
until next month.
does anyone have a couple to spare they could get to me next day air?
Please e-mail me offlist or call my cell phone.
Cameron
Thanks for the reply. Good advice from both you and Chris.
I actually am just using the plain jane wireless adapter that walmart
had put in this old
HP Pavilion ze4900. As a general rule it does fairly well, but not so
well that it would
out-perform the PCI cards I use. I figure if the laptop
On either list? Paid list or free? Maybe keep that extra clutter off
the paid list?
Rick Harnish wrote:
We do allow principal members to post used equipment for sale as long as it
is not excessive. If others start complaining, we may ask you to tone it
down.
Thanks,
Rick Harnish
Yes, keep it on the wireless@wispa.org list. There are more lurkers on this
list anyways so the seller might have a better chance of selling their
equipment here. That said, if a member has equipment for sale that they want
to give other members first dibs at, I don't think anyone will throw to
It could be something else in the 2.4 gig range that is not wifi and
thats why you can't see it in a survey.
Something that comes to mind, 2.4gig cameras. The proprietary ones that
are not wifi or ip cams.
George
J. Vogel wrote:
Is it possible for interference to prevent a signal from
I second the wireless video camera problem. They spew constantly no matter
what they are watching because they constantly transmit. We had an Ag
customer whose connection went down. When we went to the site (because we
couldn't communicate with the CPE), we saw that they were having a small
Strange stuff happens sometimes.
Here's an example from here. Two days ago I was at a customer's site. Been
there for about 9 months. Things were working just fine. Then they started
to flake out and eventually quit completely.
They were connected to the ap and had an rssi of -76 or so.
I'm always interested in what people have available. I don't have any
problem with an occasional post.
marlon
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Sent: Wednesday, March 12, 2008 7:17 PM
Subject: Re: [WISPA] For-sale
WISPA has been growing by leaps and bounds lately in both WISP
operator members and vendor members. I would like to take this
opportunity to introduce you all to WISPA's newest Vendor Member -
Kris Efland and IntraMeta Corporation. We appreciate their support of
the WISP industry with their
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