Your missing management... and that is going to be a major player.

Managing 100 nodes isn't something you want to do one by one.  You're going
to have to have a strong NMS server behind it.

Also, what about self-healing the mesh?  Heck, without a strong NMS platform
how is the mesh created?

I'm sure I could dig into more :-)

I really question you can get a $350 per node system when all of the ones
out there that are true muni type are much more expensive - MotoMesh Duo is
expensive for a reason I'd think besides just being Moto.

Also... you need to define how many nodes can be in the mesh....

I think getting DFS compliance on the 5GHz backhaul might be expensive...

My 2 cents.

Daniel White
3-dB Networks
http://www.3dbnetworks.com


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>Can do everything on this, but the cost.  Looks like around $515 in
>single unit pricing.  Shoot me a call if you have questions.
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>Jerry Richardson wrote:
>> I believe there is still a market for municipal public wifi. I am
>> finding the barrier is the cost of the radios at $1k ea minimum for a
>> true mesh type dual radio system. Anything lower is cost is not true
>> Mesh. Yes, I could put something together using pieces and parts
>> however that's a support nightmare waiting to happen.
>>
>> If you could have a Mesh Radio designed the way you want, what would
>> it look like?
>>
>> My wish would look something like this:
>> - Dual radio
>> - Client access on 802.11b/g (optional 4.9 model for Public Safety)
>> - Mesh on 802.11a (open-mesh?) with DFS on 5.2/5.4
>> - Automatic scan for best channel
>> - Multi-SSID (up to 16 SSID/VLAN sets)
>> - BW allocation per SSID
>> - QoS per VLAN
>> - Encryption
>> - Client Isolation
>> - SNMP v1, v2
>> - Ping watchdog
>> - Push/Pull config
>> - NAT/DHCP to clients (running as router)
>> - 10/100 Ethernet
>> - Outdoor, ready to hang (not a roll-your-own)
>> - Browser Configurable
>> - POE
>> - Tech support from a manufacturer (not third party
>> support/forums/mail lists)
>> - FCC certified as a system
>> - Cost <350.00
>>
>> Let me know what you would like to see as I am working with a
>> manufacturer to develop this or something very close to it.
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