Re: [smartBridges] # of hops possible

[Roger]

Yeah, I guess that's logical. I was just thinking of my two aPPOs up on 
the tower with only a foot long xover connecting them. No need to run 
any wires down the tower. Maybe SB could work on a design that doesn't 
need any electricity. Now that would be handy.

Tom Haynes wrote:

APPO----->>--POE-->>--x-->>--POE-->>----APPO
             |___Power       |___Power
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If you use a crossover to connect two aPPOs, how do you power them?

Tom Haynes wrote:

 

You you using an AP in repeater mode or two APs (one in/one out)?
repeater mode cuts the BW in half but 2 APs only add a slight time 
delay. Most of the delay is caused by an incorrectly config'd router. 
Use a good router or none at all. Just connect the two APs with a 
crossover.
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It deviced by relatively half each jump you can go forever but after a
few hops may only have 2k throughput :)
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What's the maximum number of consecutive hops possible, and what is
the loss
in throughput associated with making these consecutive links?
   



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