Information Security wrote: > > Yes are really cheap compared to the local cable operators & with very > min or i would say 1% downtime tillnow. The bandwidth is perfect as > per what i have tested in field tests & also some reviews from my > friends who live in the worli area. They have a problem with the dhcp > taking a long duration for assigning ip addresses. > > I would like to know has any person really terminated the reliance > connection after the wimax router to any wifi router for use on > laptops etc. > > > A client of mine uses Reliance WiMax in his office. Now that you mentioned the dhcp problem, I recollect the client mentioning that the device has to be started 10 min before they start work. Otherwise it works fine. The client is into share trading and his systems are updated every second. The WiMax is also routed to the Netgear Wireless router for his laptop. Sometimes to take care of downtime, the MTNL router is also in the circuit with appropriate IPs. The client simply changes the gateway and DNS (same as gateway) entry.
For WiMax, the minimum height of the dish antenna has to be 3rd floor and facing the tower without much obstacles. -- Regards, Rony. GNU/Linux ! No Viruses No Spyware Only Freedom. -- http://mm.glug-bom.org/mailman/listinfo/linuxers
