[WISPA] VOIP Provider

[Joshua Rowe]

It seems to me that there was another, or maybe several other, VOIP providers
mentioned in a previous post that offers reseller packages but does not
require the $2500 initial deposit that VOX requires but offered similar
services. Would someone please help jog my mind?

Thanks!

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Re: [WISPA] IP based security system

[Joshua Rowe]

Chuck,
 They have outdoor enclosures for the outside located cameras, they are POE
48V. The mpeg4 are POE 48V 802.3af, which a nice midspan switch will power up
to 8 of them.  They have several models of cameras.

They have more information on their site: www.networkipcamera.com or I'd be
glad to send you some data sheets I have available, Feel free to email me off
list if you'd like.


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> 
> Message: 22
> Date: Tue, 5 Aug 2008 21:28:45 -0600
> From: "Chuck McCown - 3" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Re: [WISPA] IP based security system
> To: "WISPA General List" 
> Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>   reply-type=original
> 
> Outdoor rated?
> How much power do they need?
> - Original Message - 
> From: "Joshua Rowe" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: 
> Sent: Tuesday, August 05, 2008 9:13 PM
> Subject: Re: [WISPA] IP based security system
> 
> >I currenty have a customer that is using Intellinet 550710 cameras, the
> > quality is acceptable and the cost is reasonable. The cameras have 
> > lifetime
> > warranties and interchangable lenses (wide angle, zoom, etc.) Motion
> > detection built in, however I use motion detection built into the camera
> > server I setup for them using an open source software package. There are 5
> > cameras on the system and could be expanded for more. If you want more
> > information let me know and I could get some demo video for you and specs.
> >
> > I also have another customer that has purchased their night vision mpeg4
> > cameras 550314, but has not had me install them yet, however the testing I
> > got to do with them impressed me.
> >
> > If I can help you out just let me know.
> >
> > Josh Rowe
> >
> >
> >> Message: 11
> >> Date: Sun, 3 Aug 2008 17:29:40 -0500
> >> From: "Mike Hammett" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >> Subject: [WISPA] IP based security system
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> >>
> >> I am looking for recommendations of an IP based security system with
> >> high quality video.  I believe PC based is what we're after for low
> >> cost and upgradability.
> >>
> >> I am not looking for a single camera, but a whole system with
> >> perhaps dozens of cameras.  Most security systems I've seen (albeit
> >> I'm not really exposed to this industry) you can hardly tell the
> >> difference between a person and a dog on it's hind legs.
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Re: [WISPA] IP based security system

[Joshua Rowe]

I currenty have a customer that is using Intellinet 550710 cameras, the 
quality is acceptable and the cost is reasonable. The cameras have lifetime 
warranties and interchangable lenses (wide angle, zoom, etc.) Motion 
detection built in, however I use motion detection built into the camera 
server I setup for them using an open source software package. There are 5 
cameras on the system and could be expanded for more. If you want more 
information let me know and I could get some demo video for you and specs.

I also have another customer that has purchased their night vision mpeg4 
cameras 550314, but has not had me install them yet, however the testing I 
got to do with them impressed me.

If I can help you out just let me know.

Josh Rowe


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> Date: Sun, 3 Aug 2008 17:29:40 -0500
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> Subject: [WISPA] IP based security system
> To: "WISPA List" 
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> I am looking for recommendations of an IP based security system with 
> high quality video.  I believe PC based is what we're after for low 
> cost and upgradability.
> 
> I am not looking for a single camera, but a whole system with 
> perhaps dozens of cameras.  Most security systems I've seen (albeit 
> I'm not really exposed to this industry) you can hardly tell the 
> difference between a person and a dog on it's hind legs.
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[WISPA] Mailing List Preferences Error

[Joshua Rowe]

While trying to change my mailing list preferences to digest=on, I'm getting 
an error 500 internal server error.


Just wondered if anyone else had this happen and if the list management was 
aware.

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Re: [WISPA] traffic reporting

[Joshua Rowe]

Travis,
 If they are using Cisco Routers you can use ManageEngine NetFlow Analyzer. It
provides source and destination info along with traffic info (utilization,
speed, packets, volume, etc.) There is nothing to change on the client or
server side, other than configure the router to send the info. to the
monitoring host. They have a free demo, and it's free to monitor one device,
runs on a windows box. Check it out and see if it will fit the bill.

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-- Original Message ---
From: Travis Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Thu, 01 May 2008 20:48:54 -0600
Subject: Re: [WISPA] traffic reporting

> The problem is they need a "nice, easy to use" web interface to 
> lookupIP addresses, dates, etc.
> 
> Travis
> 
> Sam Tetherow wrote:You might be able to get ntop to show what you 
> need or you could use netflow and nfcapd along with custom 
> accounting scripts?
> 
> Sam Tetherow
> Sandhills Wireless
> 
> Travis Johnson wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I posted this message a few months ago, and never found anything 
> that was what I needed, so I'm posting again. :)
> 
> I have several school districts looking for a way to monitor their 
> internet traffic. They want to see where each IP address is going, 
> etc. They do NOT need filtering or any bandwidth management or 
> anything like that... just a reporting system. It can't be a proxy 
> system or anything that will require them to change all the client settings.
> 
> I would prefer some type of a linux solution that I could put on a 
> box with two ethernet ports and just run as transparent bridging.
> 
> Any suggestions?
> 
> thanks,
> 
> Travis
> Microserv
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Re: [WISPA] Intel-based 4-port Fast Ethernet Card - StarOS

[Joshua Rowe]

This should maybe be a new thread, and I'm not sure Tom is making this point 
or not,, but I agree, would you trust your CORE to anything but Cisco? I'm 
not sure I would. 

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Sent: Sun, 16 Mar 2008 20:45:36 -0500
Subject: Re: [WISPA] Intel-based 4-port Fast Ethernet Card - StarOS

> > What does MT do that Star doesn't do in the routing arena?
> 
> I'll add that both platforms have the same flaw.  They use 
> OpenSource, but then close the system. Seems kind of opposite the purpose.
> On a possitive note, I have to say, Mikrotik has really innovated 
> their platform, with a lot of their own code and solutions, to solve 
> problems that couldn't be solved using the previous alternative 
> popular open source apps usually used for those purposes.  My hats 
> goes off  to them.
> 
> But the risk that keeps popping up is...  They aren't Cisco, in the 
> terms of 1000's of top tier people to research and support 
> development of their platform. Can we trust MT's or any small 
> player's proprietary code, for the long haul?  In the Open Source 
> world, there is a clear answer to that, make it open source, and if 
> the developer stops maintaining it, there is a way to get someone to 
> take over maintaining it, without loosing the investment into the platform.
> 
> I'm not saying companies like MT and STAROS should make their 
> proprietary code into open source. But what I like is the ability to 
> ADD packages to an existing platform.
> 
> I can give an example, of a monthy ago, when I installed a MT router 
> because , I thought the pretty GUI would make a good impression, but 
> then 24hours later I had to pull it because there was no way for me 
> to test the performance of the link remotely, easilly for my 
> specific situation. I needed Iperf on the router. It was a better 
> choice to use a standard Linux system, basic native routing, because 
> it also enabled Iperf.
> 
> MT and STAROS are two nice products, but this discussion doesn't 
> stop there.
> 
> For example ImageStream, even though a bit more expensive, they 
> provide an Open system. Their OS is maintained and preloaded with a 
> few bells and whistles.  But you CAN LOAD your own code ALSO.
> 
> Then there is Voyeta.  Its based on 2.6 Kernal of Linux, and its 
> 100% open source, and give the security of using a maintained OS 
> (for example BGP and QUAGGA fixes). But you can pay extra for 
> maintenance and quicker updates.
> 
> MT and STARTOS, will stay winners for high end WIFI Radio CPE and 
> APs. But when it comes to Core Routers, to stay competitive, they 
> really need to open the platform, and allow third party modules to 
> be loaded by owners or developers.  Sure, there is the arguement 
> that "CISCO DOESN"T DO  THAT", but they aren't Cisco.
> 
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Re: [WISPA] R52H WOES

[Joshua Rowe]

I have also seen problems with the R52H cards and power output as many of 
you have noticed. I have also seen signal loss problems with pigtails and n-
type cables lately which brings me to the point I want to make. 

What has happened to quality control? 

In my humble opinion the manufacturer should test these products before ever 
shipping to the distributor/vendor as they are clearly manufacturer defects. 
I'm sure Pasadena, Wisp-router, etc. would not sell faulty products had they 
known, and it is not up to them to test every card or cable before they 
ship, they rely on the manufacturer to provide a quality product. I'm 
somewhat familiar with the manufacturing industry and yes, I agree with 
those of you who will say it's too costly to test every single item and if 
the manufacturer had to absorb that cost it would only be passed on to us 
consumers resulting in higher priced gear, and none of us want that and we 
should not have pay a few extra bucks per unit to ensure proper operation so 
we're not wasting man hours on testing, climbing a tower or making a truck 
roll for a second time due to . It is very dissapointing and costly to have 
to test and sort the radio cards, pigtails, cables, etc before ever being 
deployed because the manufacturer does not not to mention the cost in 
returning them.

In most environments, the engineer at the manufacturer determines an 
acceptable tolerance range of the components used to create an item that 
will perform at the specs. they sell them under, someone is not doing their 
job in quality to ensure that the products shipping out are in these 
tolerances.

I would like to ask our distributors who are on this list to take the time 
to discuss these issues with the manufacturers and I'm sure this will 
improve, in the meantime buy a meter and order extras!!!

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From: Travis Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Fri, 07 Mar 2008 17:34:34 -0700
Subject: Re: [WISPA] R52H WOES

> Mac,
> 
> I have to step in here and say that Frank was NOT so nice and kind 
> whenI first reported this issue LAST week. In fact, he basically 
> said wedidn't know what we were talking about and asked "how we 
> tested them".Now that everyone else is seeing the problem, he has 
> come forward andalso sent me a return UPS label.
> 
> We are using SR5 cards for the AP's. They have been rock solid on 
> manyof our point to point links for several years, so we are going 
> to usethose on all of our AP's.
> 
> Travis
> Microserv
> 
> Mac Dearman wrote:I just finished testing these radios and 50% of 
> them were bad. One was DOA and the others were down anywhere from -
> 10db rx to -20db on the Tx side. One was bad on both sides.
> 
> What are we going to turn to for replacement? I have 3 new towers dressed
> out needing nothing but RADIOS I guess the old faithful CM9 will 
> work since it runs about half of my network now in 5.xGHz.
> 
> I must add that Frank Keeney (Pasadena Networks) has already sent me 
> a return shipping label for the bad radios!! www.wlanparts.com is on 
> the ball with GREAT customer service!!
> 
> THANKS FRANK! And thanks for the great pricing too!! You have earned 
> a regular customer here today!! (that's me)
> 
> Mac
> 
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
> On Behalf Of Travis Johnson Sent: Friday, March 07, 2008 10:05 AM 
> To: WISPA General List Subject: Re: [WISPA] Bumblebee R52H WOES
> 
> Mac,
> 
> The last shipment of R52H cards we got (15 total), 11 of them were bad.
> The TX power was down 20db.
> 
> We tested them by setting up an AP with just a 3ft LMR cable attached
> and connecting to it in the office. When we would go into the Signal
> section for the connection, one side would be down 20-25db from the
> other. :(
> 
> Travis
> Microserv
> 
> Mac Dearman wrote:
>  Someone on list a while back posted a device they were using to test
> their
> radios and the signal they were emitting. What was that device name
> and
> price?
> 
> Some of these R52H radios seem to be killing me. I am seeing all
> kinds of
> weird issues like deafness or being mute. I have talked to one other
> person
> this morning that has seen multiple failures on these radios (as I
> have)
> even though no one seems to be reporting these problems to my
> supplier since
> they claim they haven't heard of any issues. I am sure my supplier
> will
> gladly replace these radios, but before I ship them back (even though
> I know
> they are defective) I would love to be able to test them.
> 
> Thanks folks,
> Mac
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Re: [WISPA] netflow

[Joshua Rowe]

I use Manage Engines Netflow Analyzer, free for 2 interfaces, reasonably 
priced, give it a demo. It may be of use to you. 

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Sent: Wed, 07 Nov 2007 21:18:37 -0700
Subject: [WISPA] netflow

> Hi,
> 
> Anyone have any suggestions for a good Netflow package (collector, 
> reporting, archiving, etc.)? I am mainly interested in AS Souce and 
> Destination, along with protocol information (% of http, etc.).
> 
> thanks,
> 
> Travis
> Microserv
> 
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Re: [WISPA] traffic logging

[Joshua Rowe]

I agree with the netflow data, it's easy on the router, no super huge 
database required, and here is a link to a demo for a product I've used 
before that may just fit the bill for you, I have used the free edition 
(monitors two interfaces)for some time now for a customers dedicated line 
and it works nicely with lots of handy reporting. Let me know if this helps, 
thanks!

http://demo.netflowanalyzer.com/netflow/jspui/NetworkSnapShot.jsp


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Sent: Mon, 29 Oct 2007 21:10:22 -0500
Subject: Re: [WISPA] traffic logging

> Do they want to be able to actually disect packet contents or just 
> connection information?  If they don't need contents than anything 
> that stores netflow data will work on the gathering side and your 
> border router should support netflow.
> 
> Sam Tetherow
> Sandhills Wireless
> 
> Travis Johnson wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > I have a large customer that is looking for a device that will log all 
> > of their internet traffic in and out of their network. However, unlike 
> > Ethereal or anything like that, they need something that is _very_ 
> > easy to use (web interface, with full logs so they can go back months 
> > at a time). Ideally they want to be able to bring up a webpage and 
> > then gradually drill down to find the info they are looking for (like 
> > xx.xx.xx.xx went to ebay.com, etc.). They already have content 
> > filtering and SPAM protection in place, they just need a traffic 
> > logging device.
> >
> > On the technical side, it would be nice to have a box that would run 
> > in promiscuous mode so we could just mirror a port on their switch 
> > rather than having it run in-line. We are very technical, so if we 
> > need to build a unix box for a free or low-cost application to run, 
> > that's no problem. We just haven't been able to find anything that is 
> > easy to use for the end user.
> >
> > thanks,
> >
> > Travis
> > Microserv
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Re: [WISPA] AT&T To Buy Wireless Spectrum From Aloha Partners For $2.5 Billion

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What a considerable profit considering they paid 43.3 million for it in 2002.

Re: http://mrtmag.com/mag/radio_aloha_plans_test/


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Subject: [WISPA] AT&T To Buy Wireless Spectrum From Aloha Partners For $2.5 
Billion

> AT&T To Buy Wireless Spectrum From Aloha Partners For $2.5 Billion
> 
> October 09, 2007: 07:31 AM EST
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> DOW JONES NEWSWIRES
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> AT&T Inc.'s (T) board approved the purchase of wireless spectrum 
> licenses from Delware limited partnership Aloha Partners L.P. for 
> about $2.5 billion in cash.
> 
> The telecommunications holding company said the spectrum licenses 
> cover 196 million people in the 700 MHz frequency band.
> 
> The company said the deal enhances its spectrum position by adding 
> 12 MHz of spectrum covering 196 million people in 281 markets. The 
> spectrum covers many major metropolitan areas, including 72 of the 
> top 100 and all of the top 10 markets in the U.S.
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