Yes, I see that. It is a neat product, but not of much use for our needs.
First, because it only has five ports. Second, because it's a switch and we
prefer to route.
Gino and I were just day dreaming of a more esoteric multi-port DC Injector
on steroids. Not really holding my breath that we'll
Unfortunately there is a way around this...Make all broadband providers provide
477 data themselves and not use 3rd parties, and check it(sure like they did
computer inquires I, II, and II)...bet that will never happen.
I agree with Brian, under some circumstances. I know big business and much
Amen Rick
I've always maintained the thought that the 350 Million was another back
door political payback to the Telco and cable companies via Connected
Nation. With the fact that this funding gets put out there and then the data
never really becomes available because of the NDA's signed, it j
Chris,
It is my understanding that this bill was specifically written for Connected
Nation. In a conversation today in Indianapolis I was told that if you
divide $350 million by 50 states you get $7,000,000 per state. This is
approximately 80% of the $9,000,000 contract they recently signed wit
Does anyone make or know of an L bracket that will replace the standard one
that Hyperlink antennas ship with? I don't like how theirs are just painted
silver and rust quickly so I guess I am looking for ones that are Stainless
or Galvanized.
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Kurt Fankhauser
WAVELINC
P.O. Box 126
Bucyrus, OH 44
Agreed. For a freebie router that's just to give a customer wireless
it's not worth the bother. But if you have to do WDS on the customer
side or if the user is a special client/family/friend and you are
trying to do something a little different or special the other
firmwares sometimes offe
Maybe I am just missing something here but why in the world would you want to
buy a bunch of SOHO routers and re-flash them to another OS? I have seen this
thread before on here and didn't have time to ask the reason. I have no time to
mess with taking every unit out of a box and flash and test
>> Buffalo gear was very hard to find in the US for the last few years,
>> due to the legal action against them. I see that was changed in
>> December, and you can buy Buffalo wifi gear again.
>
> Anything new on the lawsuit?
Answer my own question.
http://www.itnews.com.au/News/101510,csiro-pate
It's an oudoor unit Brad. You don't even need an electrical box on the
"tower" for this unit.
marlon
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Sent: Monday, April 27, 2009 9:25 AM
Subject: Re: [WISPA] Nifty Outdoor Switch..
> This is an interesting product
> Buffalo gear was very hard to find in the US for the last few years,
> due to the legal action against them. I see that was changed in
> December, and you can buy Buffalo wifi gear again.
Anything new on the lawsuit?
Matt
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Buffalo gear was very hard to find in the US for the last few years,
due to the legal action against them. I see that was changed in
December, and you can buy Buffalo wifi gear again.
Has anyone used the WHR-G300N? That one is draft N, plus you can load
dd-wrt on it (I think that is unusual
Does anyone happen to have an agreement they are willing to share
between an ISP and a city or county for access to a tower shelter. All
I need is access to a couple of electrical outlets in their shelter.
WISPA
It doesn't appear the DIR-655 supports tftp firmware flashing. Too
bad, that might have been a way to revert to the older firmware.
Another reason to say with the more open source Linux based boxes.
Greg
On Apr 28, 2009, at 12:02 PM, Dylan Oliver wrote:
I helped a friend with a D-Link DIR-6
I helped a friend with a D-Link DIR-655 yesterday and was shocked/disgusted
to find that although it HAD supported bridge mode in firmware 1.05, this
feature was removed in 1.10+ and of course it wouldn't accept the older
firmware as an upgrade. Must be some way but a $90 router is only worth so
mu
I used those WRE54's before they were G and they were horrible (poor
range, frequent crashes). Maybe they're better now.
Greg
On Apr 28, 2009, at 11:17 AM, Matt wrote:
Here is the Linksys solution:
http://www.linksysbycisco.com/US/en/products/WRE54G
Looks like its $100 MSRP... I bet you cou
Possibly, but I think it's more likely that the mapping money will go to
the states or big academic groups that are doing comprehensive maps over
wide geographic areas.
Again, it's a wait-and-see sort of thing, since the BTOP guidelines
aren't out yet.
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> Here is the Linksys solution:
> http://www.linksysbycisco.com/US/en/products/WRE54G
>
> Looks like its $100 MSRP... I bet you could purchase them in larger orders
> for cheaper to resell though. But it plugs straight into the outlet...
> small form factor. Not 802.11a though.
Will DD-WRT do th
Dlink has been pretty stable for me. I like the GUI most of all as it is
emulated online, helps me walk through the person on the phone.
They all do take turns sucking the most, I agree, Rick.
Josh Luthman
Office: 937-552-2340
Direct: 937-552-2343
1100 Wayne St
Suite 1337
Troy, OH 45373
Those w
There is a $350 million mapping component set aside under BTOP. Will
this funding be available in smaller chunks to successful grantees to
map their expanded networks? Will it be available to all wisps to map
their existing networks in an effort to add to the overall national BB
map?
Chris Co
Personally I prefer the Buffalo WHR-HP-G54. It's more powerful, more
sensitive and more stable. I've used a number of them. I normally use
the Tomato firmware if I'm using them as APs or WDS APs. In that role
they seem to have better performance (throughput) with the Tomato
firmware versus
I get a kick out of this. It seems that the cheap router manufactures
take turns being the worst. Note I say the worst because none are the
best - even in their class. So far, the best solution seems to be
using dd-wrt on a linksys.
-RickG
On Tue, Apr 28, 2009 at 2:15 AM, Blair Davis wrote:
> Int
www.ntia.doc.gov/broadbandgrants
The rules won't be out for at least two more weeks, I expect them by the
end of next month. The only new federal funding guidance out is for
Community Connect.
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