Okay, okay... I ordered a few of the UBNT AirGrids from Jerry over at
Pasadena Networks. Says it runs from a 5v PASSIVE connection from the
customers USB port. Eh? 65 foot maximum Cat5 run for the 5v. A 65
foot run would be a bit under my norm. I see using a separate injector
being standa
Robert,
I'm not sure if anybody has these. They have a USB version and a normal
POE version, I believe the POE version comes with the injector and it's
their 24 volt POE.
Regards
Michael Baird
> Okay, okay... I ordered a few of the UBNT AirGrids from Jerry over at
> Pasadena Networks. Says it
I've played with one a bit, they won't even take 12 volts. the only
hope I can see to get longer run out of them would be to use something
like 7-9 volts, but I haven't had a chance to test what the max is
they'll take yet...
Polarity isn't reversed - it's still standard 4/5+ and 7/8-.
Robert
Ah, okay. I was looking at "passive" which normally is reversed. I'll have
to play with them and see what kind of use I can get.
Thanks! So... I think I now have a small surplus of PoE crossover
cables J
Bob-
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I didn't know they had 2 versions. SB and standard. Hmm
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Robe
Wlanparts has the USB AirGrids in stock, I picked up a few to test.
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Rober
You're not wrong, Rick. But we live in a land with so incredibly much
wealth, privilege, and opportunity, that there's actually very little that
politicians can actually DO. There's so little wrong to "correct" that
everything they can make a noise about, they blow into a "crisis", when it's
rsyslog is a good alternative to syslog-ng, it backs into mysql and works
well with PHPLogCon.
On Fri, 22 Jan 2010 13:25:10 -0500, Jeremy Parr
wrote:
> 2010/1/22 Adam Kennedy :
>> Splunk is the way to go for something like that.
>
> Splunk is very nice, a reasonably decent free product I have u
