imho you can consider the following solutions
wifi (cheapest using 18db - 20+ db unidirectional antenna via dlink or etc, security concern
radio (motorola P100k - or + im not that sure ) no security concern >> infocom tech you can contact rey sulit 8400772
FSO ( lightpoint $6k>> correct me if im wrong ) no security concern >> correct me if im wrong
leased line or framerelay ( monthly service depending on the bandwidth you need )
thanks,
On 10/26/05, Sammy Mallare <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
trends & technologies is one of the lightpoint local suppliers.someone told me years ago that laserbit is not that reliable...although it's worth trying out the new models. test it out on a rainy day or when you have many birds flying around. :)cheap but slow: point-to-point wifiexpensive but fast: lightpointsammy
On 10/25/05, Michael Tinsay wrote:
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>
> Hi all,
>
> I want to connect two offices in two separate
> buildings which are just across the street from each
> other. I stumbled upon wireless, laser/rf-based
> products from Lightpointe, but they're equipments are
> very expensive and no local reseller/support. Are
> there cheaper alternatives?
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