Hi,
If you run a network, an IXP, or a data centre but have not yet
completed PeeringDB's 2020 survey, please do so this week. It should
take less than three minutes and is an opportunity to influence the
2021 product roadmap.
Thanks,
Leo
On Mon, Nov 2, 2020 at 10:29 AM Leo Vegoda wrote:
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On Mon, 16 Nov 2020 at 14:45, Ben Oliver wrote:
> Does anyone here have any experience with Fixed Wireless Access?
what's the budget, and how long do you think you'll be operating this
before fibre might actually make it into your area? if it's worth
spending some real money and get some fixed ra
Hi Ben
I run Beeline Broadband which is a WISP in North Yorkshire and we have about
1200 customers who mostly seem very happy. If done correctly (e.g. using
line-of-sight links) then I would say that FWA generally offers a much better
experience than LTE, and is usually cheaper, more consistent
FWA is what we do so I can certainly weigh in. If it's done correctly, FWA will
easily give you an improvement on what you're currently getting via mobile, and
should be plenty reliable for you. Difficult to say whether the 100Mbps will be
just to you or total, but difinitely worth asking the qu
Your experience will be entirely dependent upon the implementation of
the suppliers network and how well the link is implemented. For
example; I operated an FWA network connection across a local town for
a number of years and it was effectively like stringing a fibre cable
between the buildings wi
Does anyone here have any experience with Fixed Wireless Access?
We have very poor ADSL in our (residential) building at the moment, people are
getting speeds of around 5 down / 0.1 up. This has been awful while trying to
work from home; I have ended up using a couple of Mikrotik WAP LTE kits w
