Subject: Re: Wireless base stations
From: David Syzdek (syzdek@mosquitonet.com)
Date: Tue Dec 18 2001 - 22:01:16 AKST
These radios (cisco 340) also work for providing connections accross a
city without having to pay for a median from a cable or telephone company.
MosquitoNet deployied these in Fairbanks to provide broadband for roughly
50 customers accross the valley.
--David "Sizzler" Syzdek---------------------------
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On Mon, 17 Dec 2001, W.D.McKinney wrote:
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> I totally regret buying a Linksys WAP11 now and I have returned it.
> I found it highly un-reliable and after having numerous problems I gave up
> and got a refund. Then out on a job installing wireless lan connectivity
> in a new warehouse, I found that the Cisco Aironet 340 base station is
> so robust in performance, I was totally shocked. Now I have a new Cisco
> Aironet 340 on order for my home (linux/obsd/w98/w2000) lan.
>
> I highly recommend this product.
>
> /.off soapbox
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