Hi,
I saw something about make a linux router to manage the bandwidth the people
use, is it true? can someone help me and give info about make one of them, i
saw you can make one with a pentium 100 and two nic´s.
Thanks
Claudio Carrazana
Caracas-Venezuela
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general wireless list, a bawug thing
I have found they are using PCOM radio modems. given that they say it's
operating at 64kbps it's probably an AirLink 64SMP (formerly by
"Cylink"). Why would they use that when WiFi is cheaper and faster?
http://www.sdnbd.org/sdnp/tech_support/PATC-Wan1.jpg
http://www.sdnbd.org/sdnp/tech_support/
http://www.sdnbd.org/sdnp/news/mymensingh_opening/mymensingh_link.htm
It's an inter-regional wireless link in Bangladesh. Needless to say
running fibre across the country is very difficult. So they used
wireless link that spans, I think about 120 km (probably a fair bit of
jungle). I'm very int
I am doing part of my thesis on what ubiquitous wireless networks will be
like in the future. When GPS was first conceived, it was never thought to
redefine transportation and navigation all over the world. But when the
network was in place, others built upon it and that caused a revolution. I
s
I am doing part of my thesis on what
ubiquitous wireless networks will be like in the future. When GPS was
first conceived, it was never thought to redefine transportation and navigation
all over the world. But when the network was in place, others built upon
it and that caused a revolutio
>From: Dan Fitzpatrick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Date: Sun, 26 Jan 2003 11:40:56 -0800
>When: January 30th 2003 - 7PM
>Where: Courtyard Marriott Hotel - Los Altos
>How: Three blocks from CalTrain (San Antonio & Central Expy)
> Major transit corridor on both the 300 and the 22 lines
> (
When: January 30th 2003 - 7PM
What: David Kelly
Product Manager - Vovida.org
Voice Technology Group
David will be talking about his Oreilly book and VoIP. There will
probably be at least one book to give away.
Where: Courtyard Marriott Hotel - Lo
