Travis,
You bring up an entirely different topic... Whether its worth it to a small
WISP or for any company to accept the money.
But the comment I was originally responding to was related to big companies
will win the grants.
The big companies that win grants will have all the same limitations
OpenDNS works in a pinch.
However filters for all of DNS requests originating from one public IP
(Students Admins)... you could go Hardware Based Filtering...
barracuda and or cymphonix boxes as well.
-Israel
Scott Carullo wrote:
I need a web content filter for K-12 school. Paid
Sonicwall has some outstanding products as far as an all-in-one appliance
for firewall, content filtering, spam, virus, etc etc. I have one in place
for a school and our local library. Make sure you get one with enough
horse-power. A small school may work fine with a TZ-200 or TZ-190, but you
Got to love it another product with no price on the website.. Looks cool
though but I hate having to deal with push sales people just to find a price
and then have them call and spam me day in and day out for years to come.
So do you know what the product costs?
/ Eje
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From: Israel Lopez-LISTS ilopezli...@sandboxitsolutions.com
To: sc...@brevardwireless.com; WISPA General List wireless@wispa.org
Sent: Thursday, August 13,
We have an online backup program. It hasn't been very popular yet.
We also bill per bit. Let them do those huge backups. I make money on them
too! grin
If they do the backups on MY system they do NOT pay the per bit fees.
marlon
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From: Mike m...@aweiowa.com
To:
Yes, I've been saying bandwidth based pricing is the ultimate way to
go since 1997. The question is: what is the best easiest way to do
it?
-RickG
On Thu, Aug 13, 2009 at 10:59 AM, Marlon K. Schafero...@odessaoffice.com
wrote:
We have an online backup program. It hasn't been very popular yet.
On that note, I do percieve you will see more ISP's start their own
competitive services like online backup, etc. I wonder if the
companies will ever get smart and offer to pay ISP's to install
mirrored servers on their network?
-RickG
On Thu, Aug 13, 2009 at 10:59 AM, Marlon K.
We don't promise the integrity of the data. It's a BACKUP. Chances are
slim that we AND they will loose it at the same time though.
Our goal is to get a couple of servers built and put a few TB of storage in
them. But so far we don't even need gigs of space... shrug
marlon
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I've ccd Brandon for you. He set up a system for us. Cost was less than
$500 including some customization. It uses netflow data from our routers.
This system has been GREAT.
marlon
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I honestly don't, it's been so long since we got started with them, and
we did a 5-year support/update contract last go-around.
It's not as cheap as many other solutions out there, but it just plain
works and is VERY scalable. One other feature I didn't mention is that
we are able to have it
This is the new Internet 2 model.
Using Distributed computing (peer to peer) to cut your bandwidth costs
and spread them across the network providers.
Now you can distribute electronic files such as movies with no storage
or bandwidth or backup costs.
When the Product is spread over thousands of
I've also used dansguardian. Its free.
http://dansguardian.org/
Cheers,
Curtis
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From: Israel Lopez-LISTS
I second DansGuardian. If you are looking for an easy-to-use
configuration tool for it, download/install Webmin (www.webmin.org) then
install the DansGuardian webmin module
(http://www.sf.net/projects/dgwebminmodule)
Adam Kennedy
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In my heart, I know you are right. The nature of our business is we
buy bandwidth wholesale, and then resell it to others who can't
afford to buy dedicated bandwidth. We factor an oversubscription
rate, and count on bursty, short lived traffic from users that share
the bandwidth.
If I could
I have been battling with one of my AP having receive signals 8-10 db
less at the AP than the client. This is a RB532A with SR-2 and 16db 120
deg sector. I replaced the radio, pigtail, cable and the lightning
arrestor. I finally pulled out the lightning arrestor and the signal are
now mostly
I have someone looking for a change that would make a great employee for
someone. I don't have an opening right now and I don't think he wants to
stay in this area anyway. Very flexible on relocation. If you're needing
someone, please let me know and I'll put you in touch with him. Offlist
If you're a WISPA member, and also a VMware reseller or consultant,
please contact me /offlist /- I may be able to throw a little business
your way.
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Where is he now?
Jason Hensley wrote:
I have someone looking for a change that would make a great employee for
someone. I don't have an opening right now and I don't think he wants to
stay in this area anyway. Very flexible on relocation. If you're needing
someone, please let me know and
The center pin on one of the connectors is shorter than it should be, is
a possibility.
I have seen this more than once. The pin is almost long enough to touch
but not tightly. When there is an active signal, i.e., the radio, there
must be enough capacitance coupling to broadcast, but the mV
And how much does he cost?
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Where is he now?
Jason Hensley wrote:
I have someone looking for a change that would make a great employee for
Thanks to all that have replied. I'll pass info along to each of you soon.
-Original Message-
From: wireless-boun...@wispa.org [mailto:wireless-boun...@wispa.org] On
Behalf Of Jason Hensley
Sent: Thursday, August 13, 2009 2:13 PM
To: 'WISPA General List'
Subject: [WISPA] Anyone needing
SR2's have a problem with loosing the receive (happens over time, don't
know how to explain it). I have had this on multiple occasions (30+)
and is the reason we do not use them any longer. XR2's are typically
the same price and do not have this problem, and the R52H is just
slightly lower in
I had some very bad experiences with SonicWall and their service/
support. For one thing their basic content filter package was useless
because it did not block proxy sites. They expected us to pay hundreds
more a year for their premium filter package just to get the
functionality of their
I would like some info as well
Jason Hensley wrote:
Thanks to all that have replied. I'll pass info along to each of you soon.
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From: wireless-boun...@wispa.org [mailto:wireless-boun...@wispa.org] On
Behalf Of Jason Hensley
Sent: Thursday, August 13, 2009 2:13
I have to agree. It seem that these hardware boxes that try to do 'all
in one' services (Routing, NAT, Firewall, AV, Content-Filtering,
Spam)... seem to fall on their face. I know of a consultant buddy of
mine who implemented it, and hated every second of it. He is still
cursing at it when
Ryan, when you agree to offer service, that becomes your responsibility,
and when someone is paying for it, they have a reasonable expectation of
the service they are paying for.
With that said, is it crazy expensive to get a 2 x T-1 where you are?
Maybe a T-3 is stupid expensive, but if you
Is this some place you could put some batteries and a solar panel or
small windmill?
John
Jerry Richardson wrote:
Thank you,
That is very good advice. After some research, I'm leaning toward a UPS.
A pair of good AGM batteries and charge controller will cost less and be far
less
Unless your equipment is tolerant of voltage swings, you will still
probably want a DC-DC regulator, but that will likely be more efficient
than a 12/24volt to 120 volt inverter.
John
Leon D. Zetekoff, NCE wrote:
Hi Guys...I'd steer away from inverters since they soak up a lot of
power.
I have been saying bandwidth pricing is the way to go since I first read
Marlon's articles on wireless access way before 1997, probably around 2001 when
I was still only providing Dial-Up and dreaming about wireless. I mean
bandwidth pricing on everything, transfer would pretty much sum it all
Scottie,
I obviously agree with you. Curious though - why would you say there
was a need for bandwidth based pricing before 1997? The was very
little broadband then and bandwidth was not an issue. Busy signals on
modem pools were.
On Thu, Aug 13, 2009 at 11:12 PM, Scottie
Are you willing to setup a server for their backups?
For home users, Mozy charges $4.95 per month. If you setup your own
backup server, you would have the initial expense of a server with big
drive space, but you could charge $4.95 and at least save money on your
upstream bandwidth.
John
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