ISPCon (www.ispcon.com).
And join WISPA. Spend time on these lists.
You may want to hire a consultant to help you get started. I think that the
choice of a consultant or not is an ecconomic one. I told my customers that
the average consultant is going to cost roughly $3000 to $4000 by the ti
Keep in mind that there are plenty of Mikrotik Training courses, both
on-line, and on-site courses available in the US and around the world!
There are already courses offered in 4 days, both again, on-line and in
person. Just hit www.mikrotik.com for training!
We already use VoIP on all of
On Sat, 27 Sep 2008, Forbes Mercy wrote:
>Since you guide people to training I was wondering if there is a
>down and dirty course on getting the best out of Microtik radios,
>including programming, diagnosing problems and optimizing the
>features. I have found some but they are usually a grand
Butch,
Since you guide people to training I was wondering if there is a down
and dirty course on getting the best out of Microtik radios, including
programming, diagnosing problems and optimizing the features. I have
found some but they are usually a grand and last for months. I'd like
to find s
Pat,
Please phone me (I'm on the West Coast) on Monday or at your earliest
convenience and I can give you some training class information.
jack
Pat O'Connor wrote:
> I am new to the WISP arena. My background is in SAN & NAS deployments.
> I was wondering if anyone knew of any training class
On Fri, 26 Sep 2008, Pat O'Connor wrote:
>I am new to the WISP arena. My background is in SAN & NAS
>deployments. I was wondering if anyone knew of any training classes
>coming up soon on the West Coast.
What type of training are you looking for? Jack has already
mentioned his commercial tra
