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Take note that there are different legalities based
on wether you are manufacturering/ selling a product versus using it for
your own use on your property.
And if its your customers propery versus
yours.
The only other advice that I have, is that if you
are providing uncertified solutions, you better be darn sure it is a solution
that would comply if the steps were taken, and you were ever asked to certify
it. For example, If you installed 1000 uncertified systems that were jsut
about the same, the only thing you'd need to do to correct the problem, is pay
someone to certify the combination of products, for $10,000. Much
more cost effective than pulling all your gear down and loosing
customers.
That was one of the scares with Mikrotik last
month, when nobody would assume Routerboards would not be uncertifiable, but
with a 48V PS, its uncertain if it would be able to.
Hopefully, they are working to verify and fix the
issue.
There is a lot more flexibilty now, which allows us
to use functonal equivellents, but someone is responsible for making that
determination.
Its the manufacturer, or the integrater claiming to
be the manufacturer for the OEM product that is taking on the
liabilty.
One of the reasons I chose Trango for 95% of my
network, is I started the business with the goal for eventual sale, and didn't
want to take the liabilty of not having a legal system.
Because I am not a attorney, I wont say more than
that on this topic.
Tom DeReggi
RapidDSL & Wireless, Inc
IntAirNet- Fixed Wireless Broadband
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