We are a provider on the AFCity network and at the moment it suffers from a lot
of network problems that the providers cannot really do anything about.
I believe a new private owner is going to take over the residential part of the
network so we'll see what happens.
I haven't been able to contac
That's interesting but wildly misrepresented.
Picking up a signal is different from computing actual throughput.
There is a reason mesh networks have a mesh protocol and layer 1 RF built to
handle multiple nodes.
But the truth of the matter is that if you are close enough to one then you
could
On Thu, Mar 6, 2008 at 10:26 PM, Alec Shaw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Interesting article about Wi-Fi in SLC in IEEE Spectrum magazine.
> http://spectrum.ieee.org/feb08/6025
FON ( http://www.fon.com ) is doing something that addresses some of
these security issues.
I'd really like to try this
Dennis Muhlestein wrote:
> We recently moved our office to American Fork. We were set up with
> AfConnect without a lot of input from anyone. Does anyone know if
> they do anything weird with bandwidth limiting? Perhaps they are just
> plain slow.
>
> We supposedly get 6 megabit up/down but I d
Interesting article about Wi-Fi in SLC in IEEE Spectrum magazine.
http://spectrum.ieee.org/feb08/6025
Alec
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We recently moved our office to American Fork. We were set up with
AfConnect without a lot of input from anyone. Does anyone know if
they do anything weird with bandwidth limiting? Perhaps they are just
plain slow.
We supposedly get 6 megabit up/down but I don't download anything near
that rate
