Marlon K. Schafer wrote:
> It's pretty hard to beat plaintree.
>
> As for backup radios, use good switches with spanning tree and put in
> your own radios backup link.
Interesting, I might try that.
BelAir Networks' switched radio mesh uses RSTP (or something very similar)
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Stephen Patrick wrote:
> In summary, it is fair to say FSO can and does work well, when implemented
> correctly.
The trick with any product is to know its side effects.
I could offer you a cheap pill that makes you lose weight, and you might
be tempted to take it, until you found out that one o
Not totally the case if you use infrared units instead of laser
marlon
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> I'm researching various free space optics solutions, particular MRV's
> Terescope with the backup radios (~$45K)
>
> http://www.mrv.com/products/line/terescope.php
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Nowadays I would not recommend to use a FSO in any case. They require a
tremendous support since they have to be periodically
Nowadays I would not recommend to use a FSO in any case. They require a
tremendous support since they have to be periodically aligned, cleaned...
Moreover, if the building is high or you live in a windy area your link will
get down many times a day. You have to take care about the direction of the
I'm researching various free space optics solutions, particular MRV's
Terescope with the backup radios (~$45K)
http://www.mrv.com/products/line/terescope.php
http://internetcommunications.tmcnet.com/news/2008/04/18/3395257.htm
http://www.mrv.com/library/library.php?ctl=MRV-OTHER-MRW55-Prod
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