I can agree with that good management can do anything we ran our entire WISP on a 128kbit fiber outbound for almost 3 months it wasn't blazing fast and we had a lot of stuff blocked out but it was up until we got our t1's up and a bigger receive satalite.
I have about 23-30 clients on each radio at any given point, but this is without any RTS Settings changed and not using sectors like I should be but that will soon change :)
Chris
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From: Eje Gustafsson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Saturday, July 05, 2003 1:49 AM
To: Joe Kelley
30-50 clients per AP and 80-120 clients on a T1. Give or take depends
on your type of clients and their usage pattern as well if you
bandwidth limit or not. I know a WISP that is getting close to 200
clients on a T1 and they do it thanks to good bandwidth management but
are now getting ready to order another T1 since they are there where
they start to really need one soon.
Best regards,
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JK> Talking about traffic
JK> What kinds of numbers are being run on a T1
JK> I have seen where one APPO can have 128 simultaneous connections
JK> But I have seen where most are running about 50 customers per radio
JK> What if you have business and residential customers
JK> Business mostly during the day and Residential mostly during the day
JK> What is a reasonable numbers to run on each radio and each T1
JK> Thanks, haven't got there yet but will
JK> Joe K
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JK> Subject: Re: [smartBridges] smartbridges scalability
JK> Chris, how many per AP? Have you run into a wall yet with number of subs
JK> per AP?
JK> phantam wrote:
>> Pricewise I would say it's highly scalable, backhauls is up to you I
>> would prefer to use the 5ghz smartbridges but there not out yet :( But I
>> haven't had problems as of yet with the APPO's or AP's I have around 300
>> customers on it.
>>
>> Chris
>> My company is debating using smartbridges for our new wireless rollout. We
>> are expecting to turn up 300 customers. Is smartbridges scaleable
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