All,
Here is an interesting blog post you all might want to read.
http://www.last100.com/2007/05/28/will-isps-spoil-the-online-video-party/
Regards,
Dawn DiPietro
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Do we have any North Dakota WISPs out there? If we do then I have the
inside track here for you to help get some serious face time with the
Senate Commerce Committee. Please let me know if you are in North
Dakota. We need you to help us with lobbying if you are there.
Scriv
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Hello all,
I may not be posting this to the right location, forgive me if this is
the case, and direct me to the proper procedure if any.
I am looking for a good flexible billing software package that is WISP
friendly, Web Host Friendly, Dial-Up friendly, possibly automatic
provisioning
We are making the jump to Platypus ... its has been highly recommended
by peers
Gino A. Villarini
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Aeronet Wireless Broadband Corp.
tel 787.273.4143 fax 787.273.4145
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Jaron Parsons
I am in the process of installing freeside actually, but i tried it on
FreeBSD and it isn't happy. I was going to start over and try again.
Made it through all the steps but I keep getting Perl errors and more.
ill give it another try. The Platypus looks good, I might get the demo,
I would
Been using Freshbooks.com now. Quite nice. Cheap, automatic billing, can
be made to look like your site.
On 5/29/07, Jaron Parsons [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am in the process of installing freeside actually, but i tried it on
FreeBSD and it isn't happy. I was going to start over and try
Talk about a biased view, (while we wait for Telcos or companies like
Google to build out the next-generation networks) get real.
make sure you're not on an ISP that treats you like dirty rotten thieving
scum
Yeah, well we all have those users, If it looks like a duck, walks like a
duck, and
http://gigaom.com/2007/05/28/meet-wefi/
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WISPA filed comments on 700 Auction, did you?
http://gullfoss2.fcc.gov/prod/ecfs/retrieve.cgi?native_or_pdf=pdfid_document=6519414695
or http://tinyurl.com/2v4h84
If you have questions, contact us for answers or ideas. Thank you.
Regards,
Peter Radizeski
RAD-INFO, Inc.
813.963.5884
I think this was mainly attacking the Comcast, Verizon, ATT, etc. of the
world. We'd fit into the category of small ISP filling in the blanks.
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Mike Hammett
Intelligent Computing Solutions
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From: Zack Kneisley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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All,
Talk about missing the point...The reality is that customer perception
is important and if one advertises unlimited then the customer expects
unlimited. These apps might impact customer satisfaction with your
service and they will go elsewhere if they feel they are not getting the
Jeremy,
Isthereany reason wecan't host our own web site on the Tigernet.bz DNS machine
or the mail.tigernet.bz webmail server? And when doyou want to change the Mail
Server IP?
Ron Wallace
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I agree with Dawn. It is about perception.
I think most of the comment writers are the fringe and do not fit the
profile of your ideal customer.
However, a little prevention may help. Spell this stuff out in your AUP
or terms of service. Make sure the customer reads it either with a
I installed a customer in October and started having Ethernet problems in
March. I have an approximately 200' Ethernet run from the top of a TV tower,
to the house, and through the basement. I installed a Belden? outdoor Cat5E
cable, a Mohawk outdoor gel cable, a rope for future cable
Mike,
Is there 120v power running parallel to the cable? What else is on this
tower? Any high wattage RF transmitters? I have seen shielded cat5
interfered with to the point where we had to use fiber as the transport up
the tower instead of cat5. Is the enclosure plastic or metal? Have you
The only location where power might be parallel to the cable is in the
basement, but all of the power cables there (IIRC) are ran in metal conduit.
This unit is the only thing functioning on the tower. There is a TV
antenna, but he couldn't get the signal he was wanting, so it isn't hooked
You should be able to find a supplier of ferrite beads on google. They are
relatively inexpensive and you may have some in your attic of inventory that
you didn't even realize. It sounds like you have eliminated other thoughts
I had.
What are the bumps at the end of computer cables?
...when I'm in a hurry, Radio Shack always has had them right down on the
corner for $5...A two-piece, snap-on ferrite choke that really works well.
Snap-Together Ferrite Choke Core $5.29
Model: Snap-together ferrite Choke Core
Catalog #: 273-105
It's worth a try and easy to pick up.
. . . j
I wondered how it discerns good RF from bad RF, but this Nortel document
indicates how to install one on an Ethernet cable.
http://www142.nortelnetworks.com/techdocs/RG91_52/pdf/N0027496_1.1.pdf
Not sure how I'm going to loop this stiff cable tightly around one of these
beads, but I'll try.
Mike, the ferrite snap-on is an inductance that prevents common mode RF, of
any frequency you care about, from waltzing down the wire into your system.
You just snap the hinged double-half-core onto the cable over the insulation
so the cable goes straight through it...no looping or other
Thanks much, will do.
My RatShack has 6 in stock, so I'll probably buy them all.
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Mike Hammett
Intelligent Computing Solutions
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From: Jonathan Schmidt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 'WISPA General List' wireless@wispa.org
Sent: Tuesday, May 29,
Can you define Ethernet problem a little more.
No link lights, intermittent link, no data, small packet data only,
intermittent data?
My first thought is bad connector or bad port on a device. I have seen
hub ports that will look fine, do small packets fine, but don't try to
move a lot of
Has anyone else had to deal with this?
Scott Reed wrote:
I have several POPs with multiple APs on them. All but one have
decent backhaul and I knew that when I put it up. I am getting ready
to put up another tower and have run into something I am not sure how
to figure out.
I have used
Links up, but nothing passes, not even DHCP.
Mikrotik's neighbor viewer (which is supposed to work even in the absence of
IP) can't see it.
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Mike Hammett
Intelligent Computing Solutions
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From: Scott Reed [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: WISPA
I went back there today (the xp machine, not the vista one).
I put their ip addy in my laptop. Things worked just fine. They had 3 megs
down 3.3 megs up. (testing to the Seattle Speakeasy site)
Put their ip addy in their computer, 1 ping went, all the rest failed. Put
my test ip in their
I have a few beads here. $8 each as I recall. Supposed to wrap the cat 5
through them twice (more if it'll fit).
Mary could find out where we got them if anyone's desperate. Finding the
ones that'll work for cat5 was a pain. I've NOT used these ones yet so they
could be the wrong thing
Spring arrived in Kansas City and so did the thunder storms. I took a
lightning stike on my tower and lost both APs, the POEs, two switches and a
Mikrotik router. The Antennas survived but it looks like I lost a little gain.
My question is how do I protect against this happening again? Are
I have been approached by a local Hotel to provide Internet access and control
for their guest.
My concern is the 24-hour support for the hotspot/gateway. Does anyone have
suggestions on how much support may be required and how you price such service?
Do you offer 24-hour support to the hotel
Let them do the teir one support.
Else you will get calls from people who can't turn on the wireless
switch on the laptop or who forgot to bring a cat5 cable with
them. ;)
Cliff Leboeuf wrote:
I have been approached by a local Hotel to provide Internet access and control
for their
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