The $10/mo for web access with Sprint ONLY applies to the use on the
phone. When you plug in the data cable, and use it as a modem, its like
$0.30/kb. Learning that lesson cost me.
The unlimited phone-as-a-modem or data card rate is around $39/mo.
Does anyone know if there are
Last I checked, 3G systems have horrible latency, therefore are not good for
VoIP.
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Mike Hammett
Intelligent Computing Solutions
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I hear ya. It sounds great. Don't feed the trolls =D
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After rereading Mike's post I realized I was mistaken and apologized to
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Grenier, Craig wrote:
I hear ya. It sounds great. Don't feed the trolls =D
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Verizon charges $45 USD a month for unlimited web access, using the
phone. I told them where to stick it. :D
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(reply to an older posting, I'm trying to catch up)
Matt,
I bought some Dell PowerConnect 2708 switches last fall. That is a
smaller 8 port gig switch, it was the cheapest one I could find that
did port mirroring. About $82 now, go onto Dell's website as small
business or the price
I talked to Mike for quite a while the other day.
I think this idea warrants some discussion.
On the one hand, the idea that we can use the cheap, arguably underutilized
6 gig band for licensed ptmp links has some draw for me. It's also an idea
that the FCC has already hinted at a year or
We ran Skype from our windows phones. Why? Just to see if it'd work as an
internet app! :-) Worked fine.
Rich
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Subject: Re: [WISPA] Try it out
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From: Pete Davis [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: WISPA General List wireless@wispa.org
Sent: Friday, May 11, 2007 7:09 AM
Subject: Re: [WISPA] Try it out vs. Cingular
The $10/mo for web access with Sprint ONLY applies to the use on the
phone. When you plug in the data
John Valenti wrote:
One concern I had with these is the temperature rating. Only goes down
to 32 F. But the switches that were rated for colder were much more
expensive and didn't do port mirroring until $300+. But I've had Allied
Telesys cheap switches that are also rated to 32 last thru
I owe everyone on this list a clarification and an apology because I
provoked Peter to anger.
There are those who believe that getting the person you are debating
with to become angry somehow makes a point. I am not one of those
people and the only way to prove that is to apologize to him in
I am trying to understand if it is better to high gain antenna / lower
power radio or low gain antenna / higher power radio.
Either combo can get you to max EIRP but it seems the lower gain antenna
give you better coverage through greater vertical beam width. Am I
thinking right?
Mark McElvy
The lower the gain antenna (less narrow - or wider beam width) the more
broad the path it makes. The tighter (higher gain) the beam width of the
antenna the more condensed it is or less area it will cover as it is more
focused to achieve the extra gain in dbi.
This is one of those things that
It depends what you wish to accomplish. They both seem to provide the
same result but it is the side effects that are most important.
The ultimate in high power radios low gain antenna is the omni combo.
This combo sprays power in all directions and gathers signal from all
directions. This
Gang,
Anyone using Qwest as an upstream? Care to share the in/outs and
your experiences? Off-list is OK.
Jason
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Hmm
Do we have a real, honest to goodness push to get more unlicensed out there?
I know that there will be TV whitespaces, but what about all of the other
bands?
Marlon
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I will be attending (though Alvarion is not exhibiting). If you would
like to meet up with me to discuss anything or just to catch up, please
send me an offlist invitation. I will be there from the early afternoon
of the 22nd to the early morning of the 24th, staying at the Planet
Hollywood Hotel
I wish I had taken more pictures through my career as a WISP.
Does anyone have a picture of a Mikrotik setup on a rooftop with a
sector, or even omni ?
I need a clean install pic of a small setup like that, for a potential
landlord deal here on 5 buildings...
We'll be installing a wireless
Qwest T-1 from Bandwidth.com.
No complaints. Bandwidth is responsive and easy to work with. They
handle all the Qwest and Verizon (last mile) issues.
Jason wrote:
Gang,
Anyone using Qwest as an upstream? Care to share the in/outs and
your experiences? Off-list is OK.
Jason
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Currently we do in-house email. We always have one problem or another with
our old IMail server ,plus dealing with a spam server and antivirus... We
have about 15 domains we currently host, about 150 users. Is it cost
effective to outsource something this small? Also on a similar note, does
We don't use Exchane even though it's powerful, way to many holes for the wrong
folks. But run a better verion of MTA that has all the bells and whistles.
Lot's of users around the globe.
Hit me up off-list if you want more info.
-Dee
Alaska Wireless Systems
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1(907)349-2226
You may want to look into IMAP for mobile communications. We have a 3-way
bundle we are officially launching at ISPCON that provides IMAP, POP3 and
Web Mail. You can use one or all of the services for one price. If you are
there, check us out or give me a shout directly.
Frank Muto
www.datapipe.com - you'll pay about $79.99/mo for unlimited domains and
email addresses.
I will more then likely offend a few people here but I've asked several
people here that have their own Barracuda's for quotes and noone can seem to
touch the price I have been paying for 7+ yrs. I
Dittos, but a DS3 via Bandwidth.com
Scott Reed wrote:
Qwest T-1 from Bandwidth.com.
No complaints. Bandwidth is responsive and easy to work with. They
handle all the Qwest and Verizon (last mile) issues.
Jason wrote:
Gang,
Anyone using Qwest as an upstream? Care to share the in/outs
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