I agree . . . and
have that same attitude. Except I have a customer complaining about lost
packets. I’ve discovered that this is happening at the AP. He’s a
heavy gamer, which uses the UDP packets . . . which get dropped first when
things get congested. I’m just trying to find
solutions.
I may go add
SOHO routers to those
that don’t have them. I’m open for suggestions. I have a mikrotik
behind the AP and am using a couple queues to limit a few
things.
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Summers
Sent: Tuesday,
September 30, 2003 8:58 AM
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Subject: RE: [smartBridges] FW:
smartBridges launches airPoint XO Series
IMHO, (for what it's worth) you
are better off controlling
bandwidth at the AP, or better
yet, at the NOC. The reason
being, you want the customer's
data to be flowing as fast
as it can over the wireless. If
the bandwidth control is at
the NOC, then the bandwidth
controller there gets to control
how many packets that customer
gets over the ENTIRE wireless
network, and how big those
packets are. If the control is at
the AP or the client you are
creating a bottleneck at that
point on your wireless network.
Other segments of the network
could suffer because of
this.
Just something to
ponder..
Kevin
Summers
KISTech Internet Services Inc.
www.kistech.com
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Subject: RE: [smartBridges] FW:
smartBridges launches airPoint XO Series
I was
curious on the client bandwidth control . . . . Is it “required” to be
attached to an Airpoint XO to be able to use the client bandwidth control,
or are these actually controlled at the client’s radio?
I’m in
need of a client side bandwidth control ASAP.
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Mohamed
Sent: Tuesday,
September 30, 2003 5:31 AM
To:
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Subject: [smartBridges] FW:
smartBridges launches airPoint XO Series
smartBridges has launched the
airPoint XO series, a range of high-performance access points with
built-in bandwidth management capability. Please find attached the official
smartBridges press release for your reference. You may like to
visit http://www.smartbridges.com/new/products/xo_series.php for
the product details/ specifications.
