I was thinking of doing some remote surveillance camera stuff for the
cops. I was thinking cellular would be the only way to get net to these
very remote areas.
What OS are you using that handles the cellular card?
Ralph wrote:
Yes it is. A 4521 if I remember correctly.
I didn't have the 2 port USB card in there at the time of the pics.
It has WiFi on a subnet, an Ethernet port on another subnet (both with DHCP
servers)
Plus another subnet on the second Ethernet port (no DHCP)
There's a built in web server that I access via a dyndns.org DDNS address
from the internet if needed.
Also included is a captive portal that I do not use, plus support for a USB
web can.
Quite a handy little box.
My favorite story is about taking a drive from Atlanta to Miami with 3 kids
in the car. They all had laptops and were all on the internet instant
messaging each other and all their friends.
Ralph
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Sent: Thursday, January 04, 2007 9:53 PM
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Subject: Re: [WISPA] Cars: The New WiFi Hotspots?
Is that a Soekris board?
George
Ralph wrote:
It will be something like a commercial version of this, I'm sure.
http://ralphfowler.com/stompbox/index.htm
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Sent: Thursday, January 04, 2007 6:58 AM
To: WISPA General List
Subject: Re: [WISPA] Cars: The New WiFi Hotspots?
AVIS is testing out an auto hotspot for $10.95 per day.
"Autonet Mobile and Avis will be teaming up to offer a Wireless
Hotspot in your Avis car (for $10.95 a day)"
http://www.iht.com/articles/2007/01/02/business/avis.php
Dawn DiPietro wrote:
Cars: The New WiFi Hotspots?
By Jennifer LeClaire
TechNewsWorld
01/03/07 11:00 AM PT
Autonet Mobile is hoping to fill what it sees as a void in the market
with its wireless broadband mobile network. Its new Internet service
provider for cars allows passengers to check e-mail, surf the Web,
play games or communicate via any WiFi-enabled device. The company
claims it will work on 95 percent of U.S. roads, regardless of
driving conditions or location.
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George Rogato
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