We use SpectraLink on our campus, have been for a while..they do fine in
our animal hospital when they are accidentally dropped into a vat of goo. Most
of the things they don't like have been fixed in the newer versions. Were
actually considering extending the life of them by integrating the
Linksys and ruggedized don't go in the same sentence. ;)
I would recommend at looking at Spectralink (now Avaya) and ASCOM. Those
are the only two that are anywhere near ruggedized.
Frank
From: The EDUCAUSE Wireless Issues Constituent Group Listserv
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Nathan
--On Tuesday, August 12, 2008 9:17 PM -0400 Lee H Badman
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Monte-
This isn't what you're looking for as asked, but it is worth
mentioning that if you put wireless out there, people are going
to expect to be able to use it- for everything. Especially
after it catches o
The problem with rogues isn't going to be increases in bandwidth
utilization but interference. From what I've seen student's usually just
set them up with the default configurations. As G is the most popular
WiFi specification their is going to be 66% chance the rouge will be on
the same channe
Monte Schmeiser wrote:
We are fairly new to wireless at our institution and was wondering if
anyone out there could help us. We are getting ready to roll out
wireless to the students next week. Because we are a small institution,
we have limited resources, and thus, limited bandwidth. We hav
We are looking for a WiFi SIP phone to deploy to students in the field for
communication with each other and supervisors. Something that is ruggedized
would be preferred, but we are considering the Linksys WIP330 as an option. We
have an Asterisk server that the phone can use, but we would als
You might want to look at ways to shape all outgoing traffic if
bandwidth is an issue. There isn't any reason to limit on site traffic
and it could become very frustrating doing something as simple as
pulling a large file off of a file server. If your wireless product
supports limiting only traffic
