Jonathan Auer wrote:
We use them for hotspots at campground and fair parks.
Stick a omni on the NS2, add a Canopy SM for backhaul, and put them on
a telephone pole. Works great.
So, they work well for fill in coverage?
I'm looking to use something like this to fill in the cracks of what
Japhy Bartlett wrote:
OK, a brief rant first:
I am trying to get ubiquiti nanostations, or ps2-exts. Apparently,
these things are the new furby.
For ~$79, you get a small, waterproof CPE with a 400mw 802.11b/g radio
and a dual polarity 10dbi antenna. It does POE (with included adapter),
I have not been really happy with the NS2. I ordered 10 of them because
of the shortage you are speaking of. In one month we have had a 50%
failure rate. I have them sitting in my office here. Not real
impressed if I have to explain to the customer why we just installed
them and I have to
If Yawl remember back when Ubiquiti came out with the SR2 it was the
same way. After they get production in order with NS2, there will be
plenty available. It just seems to take them a while to get new
products rolling good enough to meet demand. I just have a few running
in a trailer park
I can drive to downtown Chicago in under an hour on a good day and Verizon
EVDO isn't available here...
--
Mike Hammett
Intelligent Computing Solutions
http://www.ics-il.com
- Original Message -
From: Bryan Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: WISPA General List wireless@wispa.org
It's not just Verizon though. AutoNet has agreements in place with
both Verizon and Sprint. Now with the Verizon acquisition of Alltel
and the announcement of EV-DO availability on their network, it makes
it even stronger. Furthernore, while this is primarily EV-DO for
broadband, there is
I am looking for a couple of Alvarion Subscriber Indoor units P/N
SU-NI-1D-HP-2.4.
If you have any, new or used, please send asking price and qty off-line.
Thanks,
Cliff LeBoeuf
985-879-3219
www.cssla.com
www.triparish.net
Hi,
We are currently having a DNS issue with etsy.com. We are able to ping
and traceroute to their nameservers and webservers, but we are unable to
resolve their IP info using our DNS servers. Therefore, we have users
calling us that they can't access the website. Any ideas on where I
could
Are the server *NIX servers?
try running host etsy.com 38.106.64.5 from your DNS servers to make
sure you are getting connectivity to their DNS servers on 53
your output should be similar to :
ns1:/var/log# host etsy.com 38.106.64.5
Using domain server:
Name: 38.106.64.5
Address:
Hi,
After getting some help from Ryan Spott, it appears ETSY.COM's DNS
servers are having issues. By using their DNS servers and trying to do
nslookups, every single domain fails with "REFUSED".
Travis
Microserv
Ryan Langseth wrote:
Are the server *NIX servers?
try running "host
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