Tom DeReggi wrote:
> There is no benefit for a cable co to offer wifi, when they already
> offer cable, that technically can deliver better speed inside the building.
> So they need to price their Wifi, at about the same revenue that they'd
> receive if they offered Cable in a building that had a
Doug Ratcliffe wrote:
> Meraki & Open-Mesh have excellent monitoring & notification tools to tell
> you it's down, ping stats, uptime information (per repeater & gateway).
Those wanting more info on Meraki might check out the following links
http://www.wi-fiplanet.com/tutorials/article.php/37445
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> Some months we have 30 signups, and no calls. Other times we have 10 and
> 2
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monitoring & notification tools to tell
you it's down, ping stats, uptime information (per repeater & gateway).
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monitoring & notification tools to tell
you it's down, ping stats, uptime information (per repeater & gateway).
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Tom DeReggi
RapidDSL & Wireless, Inc
IntAirNet- Fixed Wireless Broadband
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Subjec
ial type properties where Verizon would
want to deploy FIOS.
Tom DeReggi
RapidDSL & Wireless, Inc
IntAirNet- Fixed Wireless Broadband
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Doug Ratcliffe wrote:
> We've done a lot of condos. For free wifi, a 2.4 mesh network like
> open-mesh covers most decent sized condos (~100 units) for less than a
> grand. Then you can charge $5/unit, blow away the cable company and
> have the thing paid back in 3 months.
I haven't yet play
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> or
> so to pay it back but its really been a zero maintenance building minus
> the
> occasional person who can't get their wifi working at first.
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> We've done a fair number of these too, by adding a second radio on 2.4 for
> wifi access on the back of our 5Ghz surveillance networks. The biggest
> is
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> One trend I'm seeing is for cable companies
I thought the FCC tore down those contracts.
ryan
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We've done a fair number of these too,
lapse before they
can offer wifi to their tenants.
Tom S.
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get their wifi working at first.
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> One trend I'm seeing is for cab
One trend I'm seeing is for cable companies to purchase a ubiquitous
wifi infrastructure in new areas.
These numbers aren't too far off from some numbers I saw yesterday:
--$50K to put in ubiquitous wifi for a time share condo (retail is way
more, like $70K; but MSOs get discounts)
--$20/mo for
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