Scott,
Typically in this scenario I would recommend one of two things:
1) Use an MPLS VLL/L2-psuedowire with a secondary failover endpoint on one
side.
Only some equipment vendors implement this (Juniper being one of them)
2) Use a PPPoE pado delay. Set one BRAS to be some decent amount high
Mine seem to be running steady at 27-28 W at 256QAM but with
lower modulation they drop a little.
Wed, Sep 29, 2010 at 07:03:53PM -0400, Josh Luthman wrote:
> My lumina in the lab was 35 watts for 0dbm...
> On Sep 29, 2010 6:57 PM, "Patrick Cole" wrote:
> > Thought I wo
Thought I would chime in since I'm using the SAF lumina in my network:
The standard Lumina at 11GHz does up to +12 dBm at 256QAM and
+19 dBm at QPSK.SAF designed this radio specifically for
lower power applications (solar etc). and has a typical power
consumption around 25W per unit.
They hav
Spot on; in the case of the QB8100, the third pole does not add any additional
carriers or throughput directly. It does serve to improve sensitivity/receive
levels due to the spatial diversity. This will help increase throughput and
reliability in noisy or multipath prone environments as Tom su
All poles have only have a limited level of seperation. Most horizonal
and vertical dual polarised antennas only have about 30 dB of seperation
between the poles. You will notice if you use two radios of similar
frequency on different poles of these antennas it does not work well
due to the limi
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the pins when it
> was using 48 volts, so we switched to a Ubiquti 15 volt adapter and
> have not had any problems yet.
>
> On Wed, Apr 7, 2010 at 9:07 AM, Patrick Cole wrote:
> > I would steer well clear of that UBNT bridge for something as critical
> > as you desc
I would steer well clear of that UBNT bridge for something as critical
as you describe. At the price point it just screams disaster.
I've not used the Ligowave MIMO radios however I have used the LigoPTP 5-N
and I was a little disappointed. The lack of QoS is a definite negative.
We had one of
At 3 miles, VDSL is not a good solution. That is a very long loop length.
VDSL2 does not use 2 pairs. In fact, VDSL2 is designed to fall back to
ADSL2+ modulation when going beyond the beneficial limits of VDSL (~ 2km).
Most ethernet extenders also tap out around 2km.
The only real option you w
Paul,
Are you redistributing any other routes into OSPF?
When you do this it will make your router an ASBR.
Pat
Fri, Mar 26, 2010 at 11:05:25AM -0700, Paul Gerstenberger wrote:
> The best way to transition from our switched network to routed that I can
> figure is to set up the existing VLAN
~ $4500 RRP for a full link for the QB-8100 by the looks.
Mon, Mar 22, 2010 at 09:01:33PM -0400, can...@believewireless.net wrote:
> What type of pricing are they pushing?
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Hi all,
Proxim's new 3x3 and 2x2 MIMO based radios...
The local proxim rep is pushing these products very hard and the price looks
very competetive, has anyone used them and can comment on how they perform
with regards to performance, reliability & features.
Regards,
Patrick
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