I've been trying to setting a small camp ground with a wireless hotspot.
It's proving difficult and i'm getting tired of messing with it. Right now
we have 3 units from microtik, they are the routerboard 500's and i'm not
sure what cards are on them. Front one end of the park to the other it's
Tom Sharples wrote:
> Yep, just like a bridge is better than a router :-)
Yup, hence the quotation marks.
For some people, when you're only tool is a hammer, every problem is a nail!
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Yep, just like a bridge is better than a router :-)
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> (Layer 2 meshes, I have heard from others, are "better", but I'm not
> exactly sure why this is the case, to be honest.)
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Charles N Wyble wrote:
>> (Layer 2 meshes, I have heard from others, are "better", but I'm not
>> exactly sure why this is the case, to be honest.)
>>
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> Well. It's completely transparent and application/protocol independent.
Lately, for whatever reason, I've had to radically change IP addre
Rogelio wrote:
> Matt Hardy wrote:
>
>> I guess one question would be is it a Layer 2 or Layer 3 mesh? That
>> would influence what options you have.
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> Good question. Thus far, I've only played with "layer 2" meshes.
> (MobileIP is, I believe, a "layer 3" one, right?)
>
Yes tha
Rogelio wrote:
> Having come from a networking / systems background, I'm putting together
> various security tools for wireless networks, and a quick google search
> shows me that you guys haven't discussed them on this list.
>
> http://www.packetfence.org/
> http://freenac.net/
>
Hmmm. FreeN
I sold the laptop shortly thereafter, but the battery definitely had the
extra 20+% capacity they claim.
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> Did you have good luck with the battery life in terms of how well it was
> usable over time?
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Mike
I have order from them for batteries and other parts for laptops. I have
not had to send anything back to them.
James
> Did you have good luck with the battery life in terms of how well it was
> usable over time?
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Did you have good luck with the battery life in terms of how well it was
usable over time?
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Did you have good luck with the battery life in terms of how well it was
usable over time?
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Mikrotik has a 1U rack mount version of the RB1000
Kurt Fankhauser
WAVELINC
P.O. Box 126
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* Kurt Fankhauser wrote, On 6/13/2008 5:27 PM:
> Leon,
>
Hi Kurt...
> How close are the 2.4 cards to that one SR9 card? What SBC are you using?
>
We're using I think a RB333 currently on that tower. We have three cards
plugged into the board.
Thanks leon
> Kurt Fankhauser
> WAVELINC
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Ron Wallace wrote:
> to All,
>
> I have a small Medical practice that has requested a firewall for their LAN.
> Which would you all recommend? Price rane below $1000, Doc woule prefer $500.
I just installed pfsense, and honestly, if you're asking this question,
my guess is that it does everythi
Scott Reed wrote:
> Does anyone have Visio images for MikroTik RouterBoard cases?
>
Wow, this is the first time I have googled for Visio icons and not found
them easily.
You ever find what you were looking for?
W
I recently asked a coworker what fade margin was, and he gave me the
following great example:
"Say you're on the top of the Sears Tower, how close to the edge of the
building would you get? 1 foot, 10 feet, 100 feet? That 'safety margin'
you give yourself is similar to the dbi you give yoursel
Matt Hardy wrote:
> I guess one question would be is it a Layer 2 or Layer 3 mesh? That
> would influence what options you have.
Good question. Thus far, I've only played with "layer 2" meshes.
(MobileIP is, I believe, a "layer 3" one, right?)
(Layer 2 meshes, I have heard from others, are "b
Having come from a networking / systems background, I'm putting together
various security tools for wireless networks, and a quick google search
shows me that you guys haven't discussed them on this list.
http://www.packetfence.org/
http://freenac.net/
I've dabbled with the first, and it's quit
Here's an article on Riverside's 86 square mile mesh.
http://www.inlandempire.us/news/2007/01/riverside-california-rides-wi-fi-wave.html
I went to school in the Riverside area, so it's interesting to see this
town make the news. I've also met Steve Reneker several times and am
quite impressed
For those who were curious as to what I did on my "multiple gateway"
question, I actually ended up installing pfsense today and playing
around with it for several hours.
Once I kick around the "lagg" (link aggregation) features a bit, I'll
let you know how they all work.
The GUI isn't quite as
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