And, I have two of the WAR 533mhz boards for sale cheap on Ebay. Search
on "WAR 533mhz". :)
Travis
Microserv
George Rogato wrote:
Assuming you are talking WAR board platform V3, the boards already
come licensed, so no extra cost and you can populate from 1 to 4 cards
per board.
As for configuring the boards, yes, you have to configure the boards
to your needs. And I thought that Lonnie had a storefront and sold
singles. I buy them in qty to get the lower pricing.
The nice thing about the wars is ABG with 5,10,20 MHz channel spacing
all in the same unit.
As for Canopy or how many customers per sq mile, can't help you there.
George
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey Guys;
I'm planning to use a Valemount Star OS type system in my WISP start
up, and have just a few questions:
My network design uses a Cisco 1750 router, Cisco 2950 switch to plug
up to 4 base radio's into (Whoa ...16 antennas), Radius server,
Sniffer, and a www server for my Intranet portal, Does this seem
reasonable?
1 - Do I have to license each CPE, (That $40 thing)
2 - If I use the 4 radio system, do I have to populate each slot.
3 - With this system I'm delighted to say that I get 11 channels, and
I want to know how it will do against Canopy.
A - Interference wise, will I hurt a canopy system or will it
hurt me?
B - Will a canopy system be more or less expensive
C - Is it just me or do those canopy systems look like large
plastic twinkies.
4 - When Valemont ships me a CPE, will it be ready to go or do I have
some work to do.
5 - Have they been known to ship in lots smaller than 10, or could
some one sell me a couple at first to make a demo unit.
6 - How many customers per square mile given $300 install fee,
$40/month, and 256KB bandwidth?
Lee
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