: [WIRELESS-LAN] Wireless coverage for bus riders
Hi Lee,
We were approached by a company called MobileIP to trial their solution on our
local bus. We have not had the time to participate, but below is a link to
their website.
http://www.mobileip.com.au/
Regards,
Peter.
Peter Arbouin
Network
Subject: Re: [WIRELESS-LAN] Wireless coverage for bus riders
Hi Lee,
We have done very limited testing of this on our campus. A few of the
groups we have taken on tours (the same one we gave you actually!) have
kept a laptop open and connected during the entire time. We were
probably driving at
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Thanks, Matt- I knew I couldn't be alone in my lunacy:) And aga
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Hi Lee,
We have done very limited testing of this on our campus. A few of the
groups we have taken on
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No arguments on the science. At the
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In the name of "what if"
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> No arguments on the science. At the same time, I'd love to hear from
> folks that have big honkin' 802.11-based mesh networks, as I
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Subject: Re: [WIRELESS-LAN] Wireless coverage for bus riders
Re: the 3G on-board approach, assuming you have 110vac on the bus,
something like MB8000 mobile bridge from Top Global should work. Our
city folks piloted this on an express bus run a couple of years ago
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Hi Lee,
The reason why I'm not optimistic about WLAN outside-in for this use
is because it was never designed to provide roaming at anything more
than walking speeds. I'm sure that some vendors are better
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Hi Lee,
I would not even dare to do it with WLAN if the plan is to get
connectivity to a moving bus from outside the bus. If the goal is to
get users connectiv
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Hi Lee,
I would not even dare to do it with WLAN if the plan is to get
connectivity to a moving bus from outside the bus. If the goal is to
get users connectivity in a non-moving bus, not sure how significant
tha
Hi Lee,
I would not even dare to do it with WLAN if the plan is to get
connectivity to a moving bus from outside the bus. If the goal is to
get users connectivity in a non-moving bus, not sure how significant
that would be for users (how long do buses stay stationary?).
To make it of real use, I
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