unfortunately it's an ancient hotel, cabling is VERY difficult (for
aesthetics)
So it's one of the reasons why I need mesh :/
Thank you in advance
My hotels have 5 to 25 APs. Each of them are wired, no mesh. Some of them
have switches in closets that spider out if it's easier to wire that
Subject: Re: [WISPA] Mesh network - what do you think?
unfortunately it's an ancient hotel, cabling is VERY difficult (for
aesthetics)
So it's one of the reasons why I need mesh :/
Thank you in advance
My hotels have 5 to 25 APs. Each of them are wired, no mesh. Some of
them have switches
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unfortunately it's an ancient hotel, cabling is VERY difficult (for
aesthetics)
So it's one of the reasons why I
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Paolo Di Francesco [paolo.difrance...@teleinform.com]
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unfortunately it's an ancient
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unfortunately it's an ancient hotel
will be amazed with the
results.
Faisal Imtiaz
SnappyDSL.net
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Hi All
I am wondering if somebody of you is using mesh networks for hotels or
hospitality sites. What I was wondering is if you tried mikrotik mesh
network, if they are stable in the field, etc.
I was also thinking about ruckus, they are focused on mesh network, so
any input on this topic is
My hotels have 5 to 25 APs. Each of them are wired, no mesh. Some of them
have switches in closets that spider out if it's easier to wire that way.
Josh Luthman
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: Thursday, January 14, 2010 3:57 PM
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Subject: Re: [WISPA] Mesh network - what do you think?
My hotels have 5 to 25 APs. Each of them are wired, no mesh. Some of them
have switches in closets that spider out if it's easier to wire that way.
Josh Luthman
Office: 937-552-2340
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Subject: Re: [WISPA] Mesh network - what do you think?
My hotels have 5 to 25 APs. Each of them are wired, no mesh. Some of them
have switches in closets that spider out if it's easier to wire
I believe there is still a market for municipal public wifi. I am
finding the barrier is the cost of the radios at $1k ea minimum for a
true mesh type dual radio system. Anything lower is cost is not true
Mesh. Yes, I could put something together using pieces and parts however
that's a support
Jerry Richardson wrote:
I believe there is still a market for municipal public wifi. I am
finding the barrier is the cost of the radios at $1k ea minimum for a
true mesh type dual radio system. Anything lower is cost is not true
Mesh. Yes, I could put something together using pieces and
What I quoted :)
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Link Technologies, Inc -- Mikrotik WISP Support Services
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How about ability to be a hotspot?
On Jun 18, 2009, at 12:05 PM, Jerry Richardson wrote:
I believe there is still a market for municipal public wifi. I am
finding the barrier is the cost of the radios at $1k ea minimum for a
true mesh type dual radio system. Anything lower is cost is not true
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