I spent some time tonight working with a couple ePMP radios on a test link
and thought I'd share some results since I didn't get much feedback when I
asked about this use case a couple weeks ago.
Setup
The link is a 7.5 mile link in a fairly noisy area, it has 2ft ubiquiti
rocket dishes with RF
Excellent post Chris, thanks for the info.
Is your final solution to just set a bandwidth limit at MT so as not to
have the latency spike?
On Mon, Mar 10, 2014 at 3:26 AM, Chris Fabien ch...@lakenetmi.com wrote:
I spent some time tonight working with a couple ePMP radios on a test link
and
Very interesting, Chris, thanks If the latency is going up to 200-400
ms. and there are no other buffered network elements in the path, then
it would seem to me that the ePMP has a very serious case of
bufferbloat. This is sometimes done because it makes the radio seem to
perform better on
The test setup they had at AF did not give me much hope that they are doing
real world testing they had the RF outputs from the SM's hard wired to the AP —
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On Mon, Mar 10, 2014 at 8:57 AM, Fred Goldstein fgoldst...@ionary.com
wrote:
Very interesting, Chris, thanks
Some clarification:
These were $99 connectorized radios which I chose because I am interested
in a cheap upgrade from rockets or a more stable alternative to mikrotik.
On a 40mhz channel I'm sure you'd see a benefit from the gigabit eth ports
on the $500 radios.
When I say limiting it to 90Mbps
On 3/10/2014 10:21 AM, Chris Fabien wrote:
Some clarification:
These were $99 connectorized radios which I chose because I am
interested in a cheap upgrade from rockets or a more stable
alternative to mikrotik. On a 40mhz channel I'm sure you'd see a
benefit from the gigabit eth ports on the
What is the best way to setup an Air router, bridge, router, soho router?
I furnish them to my clientsI have set some of the them up as soho router, but
now I have the fallbak IP 192.168.10.1 at the clients side of the radio.
Thanx for your help
NGL
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