We found that the upload speed was an important consideration if you have a
lot of people in your space doing video conferencing via Skype, Google
Hangouts, etc...
At the HiVE, we were on a coax cable internet plan and the upload speed was
1 MB/s. It used to brown out the internet for everyone if m
Also on the DHCP front we switched to using a netmask of 23 instead of 24
to get twice the number of addresses.
On Thu, Apr 2, 2015 at 11:04 AM, Stuart Lambert wrote:
> Yeah, dropped it down to a day from 7 and our helped.
>
> (Secretly looking for an excuse to buy better kit anyway! )
> On 2 Ap
Yeah, dropped it down to a day from 7 and our helped.
(Secretly looking for an excuse to buy better kit anyway! )
On 2 Apr 2015 18:29, "Glen Ferguson" wrote:
> If you shorten the DHCP lease time to 2, 4, or even 8 hours, that should
> address the problem of running out of leases.
>
>*Glen F
If you shorten the DHCP lease time to 2, 4, or even 8 hours, that should
address the problem of running out of leases.
*Glen Ferguson*
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On Thu, Apr 2, 2015 a
Oh yeah my experience matches Stuart's, the dual band is *much* better.
I thought we could get away with the single band $99-per-unit versions when
we expanded our initial cover and...yeah, they're just not as good.
Definitely spring for the Pro units - this 3 pack:
http://www.amazon.com/Ubiquiti
+1 to the Unifi recommendation.
We found that the dual band versions work far better. It seems a lot of
users in the building our space shares are using 2.4Ghz only routers so we
have the 5Ghz band to ourself...
Something we've bumped into very recently is exhausting the DHCP pool on
our route
I've never seen a resource that organizes bandwidth usage that way - even
within our individual respective spaces I think that would be tricky data
to acquire!
But two things that aren't obvious about Internet usage (and how bandwidth
is just a tiny part of the equation) until you've had hundreds
>From home connections to gigabit, everything goes. Make sure that you can
>upgrade easily
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Hi everyone!
do you recommend any websites or databases for researching average data
consumption by industry and/or company size?
or do you have any insights to share regarding how your ventures provide
internet services?
thanks :)
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