There was recently a thread on recommended VLAN switches. Such as which did
both TXRX simultaneous port mirroring, Full VLAN support, Ability to LABEL
ports, etc.
I found out that DELL powerconnec thas the solution that does it all for
GIGABIT (24Gig + 4SFP).
The model 5424 is the current
We've always used the Dell PowerConnect switches in our network and
they have been very reliable even in non-temperature regulated
environments.
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Agreed. The Dell 28xx Series is also great value. They work really well
for breaking off VLANs from a RouterBoard where we don't have rack space
available to us. We trust our datacenter with stacked 6248 switches. The
Dell PoE switches are also great.
From a management point of view it's
I think you said it best here:
Some
of these downloads are extremely large and difficult to host and
distribute
of a traditional server because once a large update is released you will
have tens of thousands people that will download said update within hours.
Support nightmare to try to get
And do you believe the same goes for Open source applications? There are
more open source being distributed this way then where large for profit
companies use it for distribution.
/ Eje
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in the contract the people sign for service it clearly states
over usage is not permitted, server setup is not permitted and include file
sharing out to the internet.
If all providers did this, then your support for bittorrent is fruitless. It
would not work. It depends on people uploading(out
On 15 February 2010 05:22, Tom DeReggi wirelessn...@rapiddsl.net wrote:
There was recently a thread on recommended VLAN switches. Such as which did
both TXRX simultaneous port mirroring, Full VLAN support, Ability to LABEL
ports, etc.
I found out that DELL powerconnec thas the solution that
Now that I grok OSPF (yeah, not really), I must now move on to everything
else...
We're rolling out our first WiFi based system (Wavion Beam-forming) with
Mikrotik routers on the backend. I have ideas how I can set it up, but before I
get started down my own path I'm hoping to glean some
I need some advise, I have been using Tranzeo's for years and have some peers
that really like the UBNT products so I have picked up a bunch of NS2, NS2loco,
and Power Station's. I have had some great results here at first and my
installers love them.
HOWEVER, the more I watch them the more,
I've always ignored CCQ. I have found no rhyme or reason when comparing it
to the speed tests or latency to the CPEs.
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Hello,
We've inherited a DragonWave Air-Pair radio set and I'm looking for any
feedback from those that have deployed these. The good, bad and ugly.
We'll probably need new cable sets for each end as well, so to any
DragonWave vendors on the list please feel free to send me an email with
prices
The latest FCC report on form 477 broadband data is out
(http://hraunfoss.fcc.gov/edocs_public/attachmatch/DOC-296239A1.pdf). While
I don't see a whole lot of useful data in it, I do see where WISP's are
killing themselves and the industry, why?
a.. In the periods prior to the December 2008
Brian,
I do agree it is regrettable that the majority of WISPs do not report,
and that there is a sort of reap what you sow sort of effect. The WISP
industry is too often its own worst enemy. I would disagree about the
comment regarding vendors though. Not only is it not our responsibility
to
Same here. I just tweak the power settings until the speed tests get
the best results. I do notice that the CCQ usually comes up after a
while.
-RickG
On Mon, Feb 15, 2010 at 1:03 PM, Josh Luthman
j...@imaginenetworksllc.com wrote:
I've always ignored CCQ. I have found no rhyme or reason when
I thought the 5424 did not support Jumbo Frames (could be wrong - so kinda
asking)
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On Mon, Feb 15, 2010 at 13:40, Glenn Kelley gl...@hostmedic.com wrote:
I thought the 5424 did not support Jumbo Frames (could be wrong - so kinda
asking)
It does. Just add a port jumbo-frame to the configuration.
David Smith
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CCQ is relatively useless without a lot of traffic moving thru it.
Regards,
Chuck Hogg
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Ubiquity has had problems with their CCQ calculations over time, one
that that normally will help is limiting the maximum speed.
Regards
Michael Baird
CCQ is relatively useless without a lot of traffic moving thru it.
Regards,
Chuck Hogg
Shelby Broadband
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Something has to be wrong with the data set. I don't know of ANY WISPs that
have actually gone backward in the last year or two.
It's very likely that the new reporting mechanism is messed up due to the
confusing new form etc.
marlon
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From: Brian Webster
As many of you know I participated on a panel last week with 2 FCC staffers.
Here is the text of an email I just sent to them:
Paul and John;
I just reviewed the latest form 477 report. I am dismayed by the results
for the fixed wireless industry. I cannot believe, and I am sure you don't
I will agree that it is not a good thing that we are not reporting our
data.
However
I did not submit my Form477 data until September, simply because I had
no way to give them accurate data! Generating the data by zip codes
was easy, as all we had to do was take the zip codes from our
The WISP is not alone in their suffering with census tract coding issues -
the Public Safety industry (Fire/Police/EMS/EMA) is going through the same
thing with CAD (computer aided dispatch) systems
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From:
Scott Piehn, has made a very quick 3 question survey on From 477 please fill it
out.
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/3RZTC9F
Steve Barnes
RC-WiFi Wireless Internet Service
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I just asked my administrative assistant how long it took her to compile the
information to complete the FCC 477 form. She said it took her about 6
hours this time. Most of that was adding census tract data to new customers
since last September. This was a job my sales staff was supposed to do
Although I wasn't quite ready to make this public yet, given the discussion
on the Form 477 today, I am bringing this out a little premature. I did
spend a portion of the weekend developing a map of WISPA members. It can be
found at http://www.wispa.org/?page_id=170. If you enlarge the map
This is no way meant to be an excuse but.
I've talked to several WISPs/ISPs over the last year or two and many don't
really understand the need for filling out form 477. Some of the smaller
WISPs/ISPs give up in frustration and others don't even know that it exists.
Richey
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their staff's
That's probably the key to why they are complaining. There are many WISPs
that are one or two man shops.The last company I worked for was a two
man shop and 477 was a serious pain in the ass to deal with. I am now
somewhere where that form is no longer part of my job. :)
On Mon, 2010-02-15 at 12:32 -0600, Brad Belton wrote:
Hello,
We've inherited a DragonWave Air-Pair radio set and I'm looking for any
feedback from those that have deployed these. The good, bad and ugly.
We have a few Horizon Compact links. They've done very well except for
when we get
I am looking for reflectors that can be used with the NS2 or NS2L to
increase gain and directionality.
Has anyone seen or heard of something like this? It seems to me to be
an obvious add-on to the radios and a much better way to get more gain
than using the external antenna port on the NS2.
Blair,
http://www.wispa.org/?page_id=325 SecurAlign is a WISPA Vendor member who
makes reflector dishes for this exact purpose. Their website is
http://www.securalign.com/ Ask for Layne Christianson.
Thanks,
Rick
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I wouldn't use a dish on the NS2, maybe the NS2L is ok. NS2 has two patch
antennas internally, which will cause a really screwed up pattern out of a
dish. Even though people claim to do it, I would not. NS2L has only a
single patch, and should be better, but still not perfect. Keep in mind
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As of 7:25 PM
38 Total Response
35 Increasing customers, 3 decreasing
Customers represented = 46,585
File Form 477 = 15 yes, 8 yes but late, 14 no, 1 what is it
Want trainig = 8 yes, 3 no
Scott Piehn
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I know they are out there but you'd really be better off with a bullet.
On 2/15/2010 4:58 PM, Jayson Baker wrote:
I wouldn't use a dish on the NS2, maybe the NS2L is ok. NS2 has two patch
antennas internally, which will cause a really screwed up pattern out of a
dish. Even though people
Here's an option
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