Patrick,
You are a better man than I am - no doubt! You have answered seven
thousand questions, retorted seven thousand fallacies and straightened out
another seven thousand myths. I have been a consultant for Trango for the
last two years and I do know every in and every out of Trango gear. I
These folks didn't know sheet from shinola, but they had a nice WISP and
all they could say was Alvarion. They never bothered to further themselves
education wise, but called on Trango to buy more gear when they had another
client. When I tell you they couldn't spell PC - - they didn't have
Well said!
I wanted add my two cents. I have no dog in this fight, but I hope everyone
realizes just how blest this industry and the WISPA organization is to have
Patrick and Alvarion actively involved here. Its not a perfect comparison,
but it is like having Juniper Networks or perhaps even
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Jonathan Schmidt wrote:
Also, they add significant latency to ordinary traffic (the requested URLs
have to be obtained in their entirety first then relayed) and you can't have
more than a thousand up to several thousand simultaneous users...maybe not a
problem... you can get around that with
George Rogato wrote:
You know Akamai is also an option. As I recall they require you to have
x number of subs and then send you their boxes to be set up on your
network. All free.
Any idea on how many subs you need before this becomes an option? I've
heard that Akamai will do this, and I
Hi,
We've had one for almost 5 years now... but there isn't anything to
play with. They ship you three 1u servers and a Cisco switch. You plug
everything in and turn it on. They do all the admin, config, setup, etc.
and don't allow you access whatsoever.
But it does work great. Microsoft
My statement below is simply a fact regarding committed rate business class
service. If Alvarion Support could have made it work then the gear would
still be up and the client would still be using it.
How many times have I said Alvarion makes a quality product? How many times
have I said I'd
Jon, Sigh...Sync in wimax is the preferred method for small channel
deployments to ensure QOS and protecting a scheduled mac that has not
been optimized for interference rejection. I would also conclude that
mobility and denser cell sites for voip and indoor installs are quite
different than most
Hi, and Happy New Year, all, before I forget
The Akamai caches content that folks pay them to put on it which includes
stuff like Microsoft updates, Real Player updates and downloads, anti-virus
vendor downloads, etc. It's really great since the latency vanishes and I
note here that I
You don't need to host Akamai boxes and/or rely solely on Akamai's
customers content for an improvement in experience and a decrease in
transit cost. IMHO, the easier way is to simply peer with the various
CDNs. If you peer with Akamai, LimeLight, Google, Yahoo, etc you won't
pay for transit
There's no unlicensed product which guarantees business class services in
interference. To suggest product A does and product B doesn't is nonsense. I
think you've done a good job of describing why you think some products do a
better job of than others. That's fair. Sharing experiences
Brad, I just am getting a bit gun shy now when I see you post a
complaint about no polarity this - no dual band that - or whatever your
beef of the day is with VL. When you do it we inevitably get to see
Patrick or Brad Larson go into defense mode which gets tiresome also. It
is like some
True, Matt, often a better way.
Now, what to do with P2P abusers?
. . . j o n a t h a n
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Behalf Of Matt Liotta
Sent: Wednesday, December 27, 2006 10:39 AM
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Subject: Re: [WISPA] bits per mbps
We are located in Indiana and we are seeing quite a bit of noise
interference the last couple of days. We are seeing this on towers up to 50
miles apart from each other. It seems pretty widespread. Is anyone else
experiencing these issues? I would like to get an idea if others are
experiencing
Rick,
Have you been seeing temperature swings from day to day that are out of
the
norm? Here is NY we have some 45-50 degree days then the next day it's back
the typical 20's and 30's. I've been noticing some temperature inversions
around here and because of that propagation has been
Brian,
Temp has been pretty constant 28-40 degrees the last few days, had some 60
degree weather last week. I suppose there could be some heat in the ground
that is rising. I've seen a lot worse temperature changes than this before
but I'm not saying that couldn't be an issue. It does seem to
Thanks for the good post and advice Mac. I hope you are enjoying an
excellent Cajun Christmas. I should tell you, our regional engineer,
Keith, is a Lu'siana boy. So much so he is now moving back home though
he was only in neighboring Texas.
Patrick
Thanks for the defense and the kind words Jeff!
Do know though that any lumps and criticism I take on these lists are
generally earned by me and I've no one to blame but the mirror. Also,
while for me it is and always has been broadband first, wireless second,
and Alvarion third, I certainly
Thanks Marty. You'd think after eight years of this I'd long ago learned
to shut up and let guys like you do all the talking.
Patrick
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Sent: Tuesday, December 26, 2006 9:10 PM
To: 'WISPA
Mac,
Mac,
I was reminded that you had a question at the end...here is my answer,
with the real meat, the blunt talk, towards the end.
The AUs are not actually the same as the CPE. I understand there are
some hardware differences. That said, the real reason AUs cost more than
CPE has nothing to
We typically make customer contact when a customer shows up as a regular on our
1Gbyte Honor Roll (a daily list of everyone with = 1Gbyte in or out in the
past 24 hrs). Often we find they are infected, but sometimes P2Pers. We crank
down their CIR if they don't clean up until they are off
Wow, Matt, you're well equipped with the good ideas.
In fact, we make a targeted messaging product that inserts a toolbar-like,
unobtrusive message into subscriber browsers display. TVCABO bought it to
deploy all over Portugal...primarily to upsell their subscribers nearing
their byte cap limit.
Hello Rich,
Exactly my point and exactly why users operating in the unlicensed spectrum
need as many tools available at their disposal as possible. My criticism
and suggestions have been to illuminate just those features as extremely
valuable to guys like me that sell CIR not MIR.
Frankly the
John, will this code say any thing I want it to, like pay up or else If
you sell it, any deals for members?
Chuck
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Chuck, maybe that's ...sort of...well, the American spirit. I'd rather
anything than a rope around me. I pay $6/mo., or more, to my VoIP provider
so that I have no limit on calls (to Europe or Asia!) rather than have to
pay a couple cents a minute over 500 minutes a month. OK, so $22 vs. $16
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