On Sat, 31 Dec 2005, Scott Reed wrote:
In looking at that and some other things, I realize I really should
plan for redundant links to the POPs from the NOC.? I want to plan
to have it so that if the primary link goes down, another like will
take over.? Probably looking at OSPF routing.? That
What service providers need to be doing is looking at convergence, that is,
voice, video and data. More often than not these people in trailers have a
satellite dish delivering 300 channels, of which, they use about 5 channels,
and pay $60 to $80 per month for this service. Plus, they pay an addi
I need to redesign my IP addressing before I get too many more customers. I messed up and have my APs, CPEs and customers all on the same subnets. I really want to get them separated.
In looking at that and some other things, I realize I really should plan for redundant links to the POPs fro
Well, in the coop model, if there are only 10 subs, and the group is
losing money (like I would be if I paid for a T1 out there, not so bad
if I feed it wirelessly) its up to the members (coop owners) to get more
subscribers. This model would give me limited upside, and VERY limited
downside to
Around here most peoples option is DIAL-UP or me. I don't consider
this area poor. A lot of farms. People living out in the rural area
and drive to their factory jobs/whatever. I have a hard time getting
them to pay $199 install and 34.95/month for 768k. I don't know how
your gonna charge $50/m
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We are doing something similar. La Cañada Wireless Association
(www.lcwireless.net), located in rural NM, S/SE of Santa Fe. Terrain
here seemed pretty flat when we started but seems to have gotten real
up and down since :). We have about 150 members pa
There is a town (Yorktown, TX) with about 1200 people in it, about 15
miles away from our main pop in our county. We have not pursued a
backhaul to there, or putting out a POP. We are very busy putting subs
on our existing POPs and maintaining them.We have been offered roof
rights in down town
Tom,
CP is not a middle man. CP is the VOIP CLEC providing the service.
Someone like Reignmaker or another ISP would be the middle man.
Actually, CP is using the L3 model.
But to say that a Reseller does not present costs to the vendor is
incorrect.
Training for one. With CP you get to send up
