Be careful that you dont cut your nose off to spite your face on the
Trango issue!
I also know Trango is a better product than Moto is more ways than one
and Trango is going to be releasing a lower priced 5.x SU that will be
very competitive with Moto as they have made some changes in the
A better product is nice and all, but there is more to product selection
than just price/performance. We have to take into account availability.
With distributors we can rely on them to stock a product, so that when
we need it in a short time frame it is available. Distributors provide
other
Hi Matt, I just wanted to chime in here and let you know that although we are
not using distributors any more we are committed to providing excellent
customer service and are striving to have all products on hand at all times.
Typically as long as we receive orders before 3 pm PST, we can
John,
I want to add, there is one thing that Trango can't offer today with a
direct model, and that is local availabilty. For example, when I need to
rush an order in today, I'm going to need to eat some hefty Overnight
shipping fees. So Trango forfets profit margins that could be theirs or
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performance to their VOIP servers over our network. Think about it, do you
think I'm going to allow the same performance to our competitive VOIP
provider as I do to our own VOIP services? By getting us to be a Partner for
them, we'd optimize them for our own benefit, and indirectly Comm
John, Typically 4 sector base stations are built with either 5.3 or a
licensed link as backhaul. With BreezeAccess VL, true data sector
performance is 28 meg's in a 20 Mhz channel and half that in 10 Mhz Next
firmware release is going to mid 30's in a 20 Mhz channel (again true data
rates). I know
Matt, How much capacity do you need per 5.8 Ghz sector? Is this a business
or residential rollout or both? How many subscribers per sector do you want
to support? How large do you want to scale this network and is managment,
batch firmware loads for radio updates, vlan tagging, voip support
We want as much capacity as possible, but certainly 10Mbps minimum. This
is for business customers only and we won't be oversubscribing the
sectors, so there isn't a need to support many subscribers per sector.
Not sure what you are asking in terms of scale, could you be more
specific? VoIP
Will this network be scaling to 10 subscribers in one town or 1,000 or more
subscribers over many square miles? The more you scale may mean that
features such as batch processing for easy firmware upgrades and other
management features will save you money in the long run. Ongoing costs and
radio
We mostly serve MTUs, so we don't have that many subscribers that aren't
managed by our MPLS network. Radio management is important, but much
less important than for the folks doing a more traditional fixed
wireless network.
-Matt
Brad Larson wrote:
Will this network be scaling to 10
On Wed, 4 Jan 2006, Charles Wu wrote:
If you think about it, an argument can be made that preference of
one's own traffic (or depreffing competition traffic) is not that
much different than
These are nowhere NEAR the same thing. Let me give an example.
Let's say that my webserver is
Is there a firmware upgrade path for WiMAX through the VL product line
or is it a hardware change? Feel free to have someone contact me offlist
for pricing information. I have a need for a PtMP system with more
capacity than I have now with my current system. I do not know of many
systems that
Trees are sponges -- there is no scatter with them
That said, you're are causing yourself undue headache trying to do NLoS with
2.4 -- especially when 900 MHz is readily available
-Charles
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CWLab
Technology Architects
http://www.cwlab.com
No firmware upgrade will be available and it's a different chipset on both
base stations and cpe. But we'll support VL for a long time so you won't
have to worry about a deployment getting canned. Brad
-Original Message-
From: John Scrivner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday,
On Wed, 4 Jan 2006, Charles Wu wrote:
If you take this line reasoning a few iterations further, it can
easily become a that @[EMAIL PROTECTED] competitor is riding my network for
free to access my customers, so I'm just gonna cut them off type
of discussion
Let me show you again what I
Title: Message
snipYou seem
to be taking this beyond what anyone has stated. There maybe those
that say the things that you claim above, however what yousaid was that
"...preference of one's own traffic...is not that muchdifferent than..." and
you went on to show a link to a story thatwas
The only product on the market today that will have backwards
compatibility to
wimax where a cpe can talk to a wimax base station is Aperto.
Additionally,
Alvarion will not be one of the first round products certified for
wimax,
Airspan and Aperto however, will be.
-
Jeff
On Wed, 04 Jan
Jeff, In what Frequency? There is allot of BS out there in the first wave of
testing for those that have yet to get a product to market. We can discuss
if you would like? Brad
-Original Message-
From: jeffrey thomas [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, January 04, 2006 8:29 PM
To:
The way I see it is this: (automatic insertion of my .o2 cents)
If Bell South can charge people extra for added services I can too.
You pay extra for call waiting, call forwarding, call blocking...etc - -
- you pay extra on my internet service to have me give your VoIP packets
I am not too concerned. It is only about $40K a month in recurring
monthly revenues off the SBC network! :-)I do worry what the phone
company will do but I am nearly making as much off of wireless now as I
am off the ILEC copper so in a year or so I could snip snip the little
copper
John Scrivner wrote:
I am not too concerned. It is only about $40K a month in recurring
monthly revenues off the SBC network! :-)I do worry what the phone
company will do but I am nearly making as much off of wireless now as I
am off the ILEC copper so in a year or so I could snip snip
Matt,
I've talked to quite a few people who are looking at Tranzeo CPE/StarOS
APs for 5.3/5.8Ghz multipoint deployments and have had good luck myself
so far. The combination of StarOS AP units and Tranzeo CPE units seems
to work fairly well. Within a 5 mile radius, you will probably be able
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