On Sun, Apr 10, 2011 at 5:58 PM, Greg Ihnen os10ru...@gmail.com wrote:
Rubens,
Thanks for the reply!
I'm using a 5GHz AirMax back haul (PtMP) to two 2.4GHz APs (All UBNT
gear). The 5GHz back haul has never broken a sweat. Our upstream is a
1M/256K high latency connection so
Rubens,
Thanks! Yes, I prioritized small ack, syn and fin packets. I think I'm
seeing an improvement.
Our modem already does caching and I can't control it. It even caches
DNS which breaks things like OpenDNS. Happily they fixed the http/s caching so
we're not still seeing
http://www.telecomramblings.com/2011/04/level-3-global-crossing-finally-get-hitched/
http://www.telecomramblings.com/2011/04/ma-journal-a-lvltglbc-integration-wont-be-that-hard/
How much impact do you think this would have on the Level 3 - Comcast
situation?
If Global Crossing - Comcast is
I am curious if anyone has experience providing wireless service to small
businesses who use a POS credit card system.
My own chats with various small biz owners here in St. Louis suggests that
their merchant account providers tend to expect a twisted-pair phone line
and/or dedicated DSL/cable,
All of my customers are through wireless medium. There are a handful with
the credit card processing machines you see everywhere (the blue thin
ones). No complaints. 90% of these units have a 10baseT (that's ten not
one hundred) Ethernet port. I have seen a couple that DO NOT have an
Ethernet
Also keep in mind that most transactions done with these machines over
POTS are unencrypted. So don't try to plug one into a VoIP ATA.
On 4/11/2011 20:20, Josh Luthman wrote:
All of my customers are through wireless medium. There are a handful
with the credit card processing machines you see
