Hello all,
I'm trying to figure out how to track CPU load and PPS on our Mikrotik
core router. Is there a simple guide for tracking this with MRTG/RRD
somewhere out there? I"m not having much luck finding it.
Matt Larsen
vistabeam.com
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I'm with Travis on this, with the exception of using StarOS instead of
Mikrotik. It is nice to have a set of standard, mature tools such as
radius, cbq/iptable rules and standard, non-vendor specific hardware to
work with instead of having to use a limited, proprietary system limited
to a sin
I am having great luck with the Nanostation5 radios. The NS2 radios
have a terrible antenna, so I'm sticking to Tranzeos for 2.4ghz use.
I'd love to see an NS9 at some point.
The new products look interesting, but if they are like other Ubiquity
"new product releases" - they are vaporware
Hi all,
I am looking to order about 10 Tranzeo 902-11 radios. Our main
supplier is backordered on them and I have a backlog of installs, so
anyone who can ship radios on Monday, please contact me.
Thanks!
Matt Larsen
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The ability to push configs out from a central location is really a nice
feature of Nagios/Cacti/MRTG. I also use Big Brother to monitor
customer connections, and it is nice to have something that
automatically pushes the configurations out whenever we make a change in
the billing system - ke
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Hi Chuck,
Need to put the new AirOS 3.0 firmware on the NS5s and they will work as
expected.
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CHUCK PROFITO wrote:
> Has anyone on the list noticed on the 5.x nanos, that when selecting 10 Mhz
> channels, that they only line up in the center of the channel, not lik
I don't usually agree with Mark's viewpoints, but I agree with this one
100%.
Matt Larsen
vistabeam.com
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> Marlon, my friend, that is the wrong viewpoint.
>
> This is the RIGHT one...
>
> "Imagine the sales I could make if the taxpayers weren't subsidizing
> CenturyTel."
Here are a few reasons to buy the Tranzeo
1) 3 year warranty
2) Available stock - tried to buy a lot of Nanostations lately?Good
luck getting them consistently.
3) Tranzeo design has been through a few winters and hot summers.
There are already some questions about the durability of
Never really had a major problem with this. Just keep P2P apps limited
at the core router, no intercell relay and connection limits per customer.
It would be nice if there was a polling implementation that could be
easily implemented with standards-based equipment instead of proprietary
gear.
ossible with a non-polling system
> (in upload or download scenarios).
>
> Travis
>
>
> Matt Larsen - Lists wrote:
>> Travis,
>>
>> I've got 802.11a APs with 90-100 subs on them without polling and
>> customers are very happy. I am one of them - as
y
> is at least 10x bigger than StarOS... it would make more sense for
> Ubiquiti to load Mikrotik on the Nano's... ;)
>
> Travis
> Microserv
>
>
> Matt Larsen - Lists wrote:
>> Travis Johnson wrote:
>>
>>> Matt,
>>>
>>> I agree
ht now today. :)
>
Or Nanostation-SOS - a Nano running StarOS.
Matt Larsen
vistabeam.com
> Travis
> Microserv
>
> Matt Larsen - Lists wrote:
>> Hi Travis,
>>
>> I'm with you - the Nanostations are a pretty amazing product. I've
>> been deploying
Hi Travis,
I'm with you - the Nanostations are a pretty amazing product. I've
been deploying Nanostations on 10mhz channels in 2.4 and 5ghz with
StarOS access points and the performance/interference resistance is
pretty amazing at ANY price point. I could say the same thing for the
newer T
You can build a good squid box with lots of memory and fast hard drives
and get good results. The squid setup is also nearly infinitely
tunable, as opposed to the ones in Mikrotik and StarOS which have a
pretty vanilla configuration. Being able to tune the cache parameters
helps a lot, alon
Check the feedhorn for cracks. We have had a few PacWireless units
(dishes and grids) that were damaged by hail or dropping ice and
developed hairline cracks that caused them to stop working in wet weather.
Matt Larsen
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Kurt Fankhauser wrote:
> Anyone ever have any water get
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Very valuable advice for any of you who are using OSPF on StarOS
Make sure that any of your point-to-point wireless links have the
statement "ip ospf network point-to-point" in each of your wireless
interface definitions, otherwise you are going to see the StarOS OSPF
act completely random
The real problem is the number of connections. One client opening up
300-400 connections is going to cause all kinds of problems. Being
able to limit connections is a pretty important item to be able to
handle on a wireless network.
Matt Larsen
Vistabeam.com
Mike Hammett wrote:
> and I for
the same distance, you are only getting 30Mbps.
> Why is there a 50% loss when doing full-duplex?
>
> Also, are you testing with TCP or UDP?
>
> Travis
> Microserv
>
> Matt Larsen - Lists wrote:
>> OK, here are some real world examples:
>>
>> 5.3ghz
OK, here are some real world examples:
5.3ghz 40mhz channel, 8.5 miles. WAR4/CM9 attached to 29db PacWireless
Antennas.50meg one way.
5.7ghz 20mhz channel, 10 miles.WAR2/CM9 attached to 29db PacWireless
Antennas. 45meg one way (CPU maxes out on WAR2s)
5.7ghz 10mhz channel, 42 miles
At least is wasn't your main tower!That sucks!
Matt Larsen
vistabeam.com
David E. Smith wrote:
> Okay, less FEMA politics and more disaster pictures.
>
> http://images.bureau42.com/sa/blrv08/SANY0837.JPG
>
> (This was from Tuesday evening. We were nowhere near any tornadoes, as far as
> I k
Check on the Valemount site and look for the X-4000. It is under $400
and has four radios and pigtails in it. Performance is equal to or
better than the WAR4s or RB333s.
Matt Larsen
vistabeam.com
Kurt Fankhauser wrote:
> Interesting, I was hoping to switch a few towers over from War4 Metro
I thought I might pass on a piece of information I recently found out
about StarOS networks.
At the StarOS training session last month, they mentioned that the newer
Version3 firmware automatically prioritizes VOIP traffic as long as the
correct TOS bit is set. That made it a lot easier to
I have had excellent results with the Tranzeo units. I didn't have any
experience with their older ones, but I do know that we can install
customers in NLOS situations and get good performance even with the 5mhz
channel sizes. I would highly recommend them.
Matt Larsen
vistabeam.com
chris
Hi all,
I am looking for a licensed link to replace a fiber connection. I am
currently paying for a 100meg fiber connection between two of my towers
and would like to replace it with my own infrastructure. I own the
towers on both sides, there is plenty of LOS and the link distance is
2.9 m
Hi all,
I did some performance testing yesterday with the new X-4000 radio units
from Lucaya and wanted to share the results. These are the new four
radio access point/client/backhaul units from Valemount Networks (the
authors of StarOS). The latest versions of the firmware now support
fu
Just use QuickBooks to do your regular bookkeeping, and Freeside to
handle the Accounts Receivable from your ISP customers. Everyday, we
input all of our payments into Freeside, then add up the deposit and put
the total deposit into QuickBooks under "Freeside Deposits". This
system has work
StarOS V3 does true FDX with dual cards.
Matt Larsen
vistabeam.com
Mike Hammett wrote:
Other than N-Streme 2, what out there is true FDX and not just HDX with 50/50
balancing?
-
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Intelligent Computing Solutions
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Freeside with built in RT Ticket system. RT is also available as a
standalone application, and works well. We use it to keep track of
installs, deinstalls, service calls, maintenance work and a few other
things as well.
Matt Larsen
vistabeam.com
Ty Carter wrote:
Platypus w/ wombat (
George,
Comcast's customers are the ones paying for access to the Comcast
network. If a Comcast customer wants to use Vuze, he should be able to
because he is ALREADY PAYING FOR THE RIGHT TO USE THE NETWORK.
This idea of content providers being "parasites" on networks is a total
load of
business model and is
incredibly harmful to your competitor's business model. If you
question my
math, feel free to contact me offl-list--there are some specifics
that I'm
not willing to discuss in a public forum.
Thanks,
Clint Ricker
-Kentnis Technologies
On Nov 18, 2007 10:44 PM
My strong feeling is that the free market approach is by far the best
approach to the Network Neutrality/Network Management. If Comcast wants
to degrade the service to their customers, then that is an opportunity
for the other providers in the market - they are essentially degrading
their own
Good morning
I am looking for DSL, or wireless servcie anything at the following 2
sites
8409 North Texas Road, Anacortes, WA 98221 Phone 360-293-6323.
5232 Lake Terrell Road. Fermdale. WA 98248 Phone 360-380-1945.
Please anything you can do to help would be appreciated
Matt Larsen
vistabe
less it's just the bee's knees.
Cell phones have yet to cause that kind of reaction in me. I mean, I have a
Treo 650 that still has default ring tones and no apps. Best intentions.
Is it built well, Matt?
Brandon
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Subject: [WISPA] Why the Nokia E70 is better than the iPhone
FWIW, my E70 rules. It is by far the best phone I have ever used.
Take that, iPhone fanboys!
http
FWIW, my E70 rules. It is by far the best phone I have ever used.
Take that, iPhone fanboys!
http://www.thebestpageintheuniverse.net/c.cgi?u=iphone
Matt Larsen
vistabeam.com
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I have one of these phones, and as excited as I was about it, it is
pretty disappointing. Very ALPHA. I was unable to get it to actually
work after several hours of trying to get the software loaded and
configured.
I am going to put some more time into it, but it sounds like the second
ve
Ubiquity SR5.
Matt Larsen
vistabeam.com
Wallace L. Walcher wrote:
What Radios did you use?
Ubiqui
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Hi all,
Today we finished replacing our long Trango links with StarOS links,
WAR-4 boards running version 3 of StarOS - hooked up to 4' Radiowaves
dishes.
Here are the results:
42 mile shot
10mhz channel size
-58 signal strength
10-12meg throughput
62 mile shot
10mhz channel size
-60 sign
Thanks for the useful information about Cell Phone Repeaters. No
thanks for the non-related information.
This thread is now CLOSED. Any more onlist responses to it will be
forwarded to the list moderator and the contributors will be suspended
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Hi all,
Just came across a problem that was easy to fix and thought everyone
should know about it.
We had a couple of backhaul links that were having some strange issues,
dropping lots of packets on all interfaces and then mysteriously
stopping or requiring a reboot to get back into operatio
Mac and I will be at the airport between 2pm and 3pm on Tuesday.
Anyone who needs a ride, drop me an email and I'll see if we can squeeze
you in.
There was a rumor that there may be a Geek Jam at a local bar sometime
on Wednesday night, after the WISPA reception. Will find out more
details
While doing some testing with StarV3 and Tranzeo SL5/SL2 CPE units and
came across something interesting.
20mhz and 5mhz channel spacing works just fine. However, 10mhz channel
spacing doesn't work because the channels do not line up.
For example: in 5.8 with 10mhz channels, the Tranzeo use
Time gets to the best of us, old man.
Gets to me tomorrow too. Yuk yuk.
Matt Larsen
vistabeam.com
Mac Dearman wrote:
Wise guy eh? Nyuk nyuk
My ankles are actually sexier than in that picture. I was recovering from a
broken Tibia :-)
(Pay back is tough Harnish!)
Mac
-Origin
Can the Certification Nazis give it a rest for a couple of months?
There will be plenty of StarOS and MT certified systems by then and we
can send these stupid threads into /dev/null oblivion.
Sheesh.
Matt Larsen
vistabeam.com
Chadd Thompson wrote:
You want to help the guy or poke him wit
Wrong.
ADI Engineering has a certified StarOS/War Board combo, with a choice of
cards. I am currently evaluating them for my future backhauls.
Matt Larsen
vistabeam.com
Smith, Rick wrote:
Nope, not FCC certified. What Mikrotik / Star-OS systems are ? None.
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The solid dishes are much better than the grids. The 26db grids are
pretty decent, but the 29db grids (both PacWireless and Equinox) are
poor compared to the solid dish 29db antennas. I saw an 8db improvement
in signal switching from a 29db grid to a 29db solid dish antenna at a
couple of my
I ride both sides of this fence
I started out leasing all of my CPE in March 2004 and for the next 24
months did more leases when we needed more CPE, buying 100 at a time.
We reached a point where it looked like it didn't make a lot of sense to
continue the leasing. The rates were getti
For any other Nebraska WISPs
LB661 came up in the state legistlature and the gist is that broadband
providers will have to pay into the USF fund.
LB560 requires all broadband providers to register with the state Public
Service Commission (so they know where to send the bill for LB661 to).
I have a stack of TR-CPE200 radios with the revision A firmware on
them. This revision doesn't respond to the CPE locator tool and I can't
seem to ping them.
Any ideas on how to get them operational again? Tranzeo is even kind of
stuck. If I could get a static ARP entry to ping, I think I w
Hi all,
I recently came across a problem that I have been unable to resolve. I
have a bunch of WRAP boards with StarOS software on them, and for some
reason about half of them have lost their firmware, and the WRAP shows
that there is no software.
This has happened to boards right out of th
Hm..
My understanding is that 400mw radios are generally not FCC
compliant.If that is the case, then there are a lot of telcos that
have been selling non-compliant equipment in the form of those DSL
modems that they sell to their customers.
Just a thought.
Matt Larsen
vistabeam.
many of the geniuses who
built this stuff got their experience in the first place?
Thank You,
Brian Webster
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Sent: Monday, February 19, 2007 2:32 AM
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Subject: Re: [WISPA] Following the FCC rules
so far.
Matt Larsen
vistabeam.com
Patrick Leary wrote:
Don't make too many assumptions about what your price will be by looking
at list prices, for example, our CPE available in the AlvarionCOMNET
program for $285 (does require a 25 per quarter commitment), lists with
a MSRP of $1,095
I think everyone is missing the real problem with 5.4ghz.
How big of a piece of crap is our military radar that a $49 minipci
wireless card and a homemade pringles antenna can render it useless???
;^)
Matt Larsen
vistabeam.com
J. Vogel wrote:
Fair enough. I might have been a little on
it like it is from my learned view, for better or worse. I know
first hand that most of my peers have long since been told by their
employers, "Stay off the lists!" out of their company's perceived
self-interest and because they don't have the stomach for it. In my view
it i
I have about 25 CPE90-15 radios that I would like to trade for 80-15
radios.
The 90-15s work fine, but seem to have some kind of issues with my
network at times that doesn't seem to affect the 80-15s, and my techs
don't like the user interface, so we decided to get them out of the loop.
Anyo
for customers past 15 miles?
marlon
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Did a little arithmeti
Did a little arithmetic tonight...
I have a Tranzeo TR5plus access point on my wireless network. Other
than being limited by a 10meg ethernet port (it is installed at a noisy
FM tower location, and the speed must be turned down to 10meg to keep a
reliable connection) - it is a perfectly stand
Have you thought that not everyone has the same kind of market that you
do and that bandwidth management of this kind considerably improves the
number of customers and quality of service that can be provided?
Sheesh.
Matt Larsen
vistabeam.com
Matt Liotta wrote:
Have you thought about selling
StarOS will handle this for you. Just use the "fb" rules. Works great!
Matt Larsen
vistabeam.com
Jason wrote:
List,
Several times in the last few weeks the topic of bandwidth
management has been discussed, but "I Still Haven't Found What I'm
Lookin' For"... Here's what I'd like to do:
It was finally time to replace my Nokia 6800 with 600 hours and a broken
screen from being dropped too many times, so I decided to get a Nokia
E70 phone.
It has been a little bit of a challenge, but it is pretty close to cell
phone nirvana. It has been able to do I have wanted to accomplish w
testing the new mail server.
Matt
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And now to stir it in the other direction
If Alvarion is serious about making the VL platform their new standard
bearer for residential, there is a little bit of work to be done. While
I understand the need for non-standard items at times, things like the
special ethernet cable, non-stand
Well, lets really spice it up thenI'm going to stir the pot in this
direction for this post
Alvarion has done a great job of producing a product that does an
excellent job delivering value to their customers and has several unique
features that will keep it on a different level above w
David... Any news on this potential sub-$1k solar system?
Mark Nash
Network Engineer
UnwiredOnline.Net
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Junction City, OR 97448
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Se
Used one of these quick-connect pigtails today on a Tranzeo installation.
Had to bore the hole out on the waterproof boot to 7/8" (I expected this),
and it worked like a charm. A nice, unexpected bonus is that the cable on
this pigtail is less stiff than the outdoor cable I use, so it bends, st
I thought it was bad when I lost a backhaul on a mountaintop for part of the
day today...until I saw what happened in Central Nebraska
http://www.nppd.org/
Charter had 7000 cable internet customers down, including several thousand
out here 200+ miles away. One of the microwave towers car
the kit is
> also a bit different due to the fact that the L-Bracket is tapped.
>
> Thanks,
> Ben Moore
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> Sent: Wednesday, January 03, 2007 11:45 PM
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> Subject: Re: [WISPA] 5.3/5.8 GHz Antenna Suggestion
>
> Ben,
>
> A) Will these fit the mo
the extra db that comes with a dish.
Mac Dearman
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Are we preferring the
StarOS.
Jeremy Davis and I put together a module for Freeside that uploads
bandwidth rules into a StarOS BW controller automatically. It has made
life a lot easier.
Matt Larsen
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I've spent the past week working on getting my bandwidth management s
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On Sat, 30 Dec 2006, Mark Nash - Lists wrote:
How about the ability to place a customer name in the ACL for
non-RouterOS CPEs?
Like this?
/ interface wireless access-list
a
How about the ability to place a customer name in the ACL for non-RouterOS
CPEs?
Mark Nash
Network Engineer
UnwiredOnline.Net
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Junction City, OR 97448
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Thanks Mac and Travis... This does sound like a no-brainer. How about a
12-mile link
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Are we preferring their grids to dishes?
Mark Nash
Network Engineer
UnwiredOnline.Net
350 Holly Street
Junction City,
ess network that covers 12% of Louisiana utilizing their
antennas exclusively for my BH. Well - I do have several of the Trango
dual
polarity ext's.
Mac Dearman
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I have usually used Trango backhauls, so I have not had to worry about 5 GHz
antennas and what to choose. Now I'm going to try a MikroTik backhaul with
a CM9. Currently, I've got two applications:
1. 2-mile link that I can perhaps use 5.3GHz over.
2. 8-mile link that I'll go 5.8GHz over.
Wh
Keep a list of 'discovered' DHCP servers and their mac addresses in a table.
Usually, the LAN mac address of the consumer routers is one off from the WAN
mac address, so we should be able to quickly identify who has plugged their
router in backwards.
Mark Nash
Network Engineer
UnwiredOnline.Ne
AHA
I've been wondering where the hell that TruckPC request has been coming
from!!
Occasionally, I have techs who have left the radius authentication
disabled on an access point and the dhcp logs will start to fill up with
requests from "TruckPC". They were coming from access points
Hi Ryan,
My favorite AP setup for 2.4 is StarOS/Orinoco card/YDI amplifier/YDI
180deg sector antenna - however some of these parts are getting harder
to find and/or don't work for a lot of situations. So here is the most
common one that I am deploying as of late:
StarOS/prism2511/tranzeo h-
Back in the olden days of dialup, I used to get fantastic results from
our caching server. It was just a PIII machine with a whopping 640meg
of memory, but it did a good job. Page views were noticeably faster
when things were setup correctly.
When I was in a backbone pinch, I used a caching
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From: "Blair Davis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "WISPA General List"
Sent: Sunday, December 24, 2006 10:08 AM
Subject: Re: [WISPA] Terabeam Turbocell - Flash to 802.11b
I assume you are talking about the clients. It depends on what clients you
have
Mark Nash - Li
Anyone know if there is a way to flash Terabeam/Proxim EtherAnt-Turbo
wireless units with 802.11b firmware? I've got about 70 of these on 2 sites
that I'm wanting to move away from Turbocell and I don't want to replace
them all at once.
Thanks...
Mark Nash
Network Engineer
UnwiredOnline.Net
I cured myself - sort of. :^)
I stopped building out new tower sites in June 2006, other than a few
little repeaters that were pretty basic network extensions with no tower
work involved. A couple of months before that, I also stopped doing new
leases for CPE equipment. In August, I had one
Then you'll appreciate this:
http://www.uwol.net/bday/videos/BigBottom-768.wmv
That's me singing... twas a 40th birthday party for me and I invited all my
musician friends to have a big jam session.
Mark Nash
Network Engineer
UnwiredOnline.Net
350 Holly Street
Junction City, OR 97448
http://www.
You guys totally one-upped me on these...so thanks for making me feel not so
bad!!! ;)
Still got one site without power...have a generator charging the UPS. When
the generator runs out of fuel, the UPS (SNMP card) e-mails us to tell us it
has about 20 hours on battery for us to get gas into t
Wind storms came through last night. Power out at 6 sites this morning,
various power companies. Started at 6 this morning...Put in 2 generators,
purchased 8 marine batteries and patched them into my APC UPS units. 2
sites now still running on batteries, 2 on generators. Will be a late night
I
Can't get the attachment on the list... Offlist, maybe? URL, maybe?
Thanks!
Mark Nash
Network Engineer
UnwiredOnline.Net
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Yeah...66 blocks or 110?
Charles, if Brian doesn't want your cable, I may be interested...give him
dibs, though... ;)
Mark Nash
Network Engineer
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350 Holly Street
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have used staros, and it is a good OS. Don't get me wrong. It does work
and it works well. I am wondering what about the MT in the setup did you
not like, or like better in star os?
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StarOS would handle this easily. I tried Mikrotik with a setup like
this, and it just didn't work quite right.
FWIW, I have a StarOS AP with approx 50 customers on it that has been up
for almost a year. Not a single reboot, just works.
StarOS will also do hotspot type authentication as wel
If your IP addy's aren't changing often you can use ntop to classify traffic
for you. I use it to tell whether or not traffic is human-generated or if
it's from a worm or p2p.
http://www.ntop.org
Mark Nash
Network Engineer
UnwiredOnline.Net
350 Holly Street
Junction City, OR 97448
http://www.uwo
I'll take OLSR, please
Matt Larsen
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Jeff Broadwick wrote:
>From Doug:
Another good topic for ISPCON would be an introduction to OLSR (Optimized
Link State Routing). This routing protocol is beginning to replace OSPF on
wireless ISP networks and other mobile and meshed ne
APC SU700NET with AP9617 SNMP management card. I have been pulling the
internal batteries and hooking up external batteries to get extended runtime
(went from 2 hours to 11 hours). You can reboot remotely and establish
alerts. Web/telnet/SSH interfaces.
Mark Nash
Network Engineer
UnwiredOnl
The above confuses me. In the situation where I have a PtP radio using
the full band there is no colocation opportunity for a competitor on
either side. That means the competitor would have be on a site near by
to be affected by me and/or to affect me. If this hypothetical
competitor doesn't
These are the best ones by far
http://www.webpowerswitch.com/
The low end unit is only $139 or something like that. They have
autoping and remote web interface as well. I haven't seen anything else
come close for the price.
Their rackmount units are awesome too, for $295 with 16 outlet
StarOS with 533mhz WAR boards will give you 25-30meg. Boards and radios
will run you about $500 for each side.
I just did a link in Wyoming yesterday at 24 miles with 26db PacWireless
grids at 5.8ghz. I have a -73 signal and 20meg of throughput. This is
with a 233mhz WAR board on one side a
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