Lots of good questions. Some I know the answer to and some I don't :)
I'll see if I can address the ones I do know...
> It was my understanding that the Tsunami mulitpoint product provided 60Mb/s
> of throughput within a 60' arc. This capacity is shared by multiple bridges
> using a TDM algorith
Michael,
It was my understanding that the Tsunami mulitpoint product provided 60Mb/s
of throughput within a 60' arc. This capacity is shared by multiple bridges
using a TDM algorithm. It was also my understanding that each bridge was
capable of transmitting up to 20Mb/s and up to 3 of these bridg
We use the Tsunami point-to-multipoint system out here to connect
several phases of our on-campus apartments to the campus backbone.
Minus a lightening storm that took out some of the equipment, we've had
pretty good luck with them so far. Just remember that on the multipoint
system that the band
and you're going to continue to see
> improvements in both the price and performance over the next year.
>
> Best,
> -- Dewayne
>
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nope...haven't had the pleasure. Let the list know how it goes.
-d
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All,
Is anyone evaluating or using the Tsunami multipoint products from Proxim
(was Western Multiplex)? We are just starting to chat with them about the
possibility of evaluating this product as a candidate to creating a
wireless MAN using one of our residence halls as a mounting point. I'm
intri
nope...haven't had the pleasure. Let the list know how it goes.
-d
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> Not to steal John's corporate thunder, but...
>
> I'm have a test environment of Motorola's new Canopy technology st
eputy CIO and Chief Technology Officer
The University of Notre Dame
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