High speed redundant directional Wifi
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Posted by BeeRich on April 13, 2008, 11:43 am
Please log in for more thread options I have a buddy that has 2 buildings on the opposite side of the street from eachother. I want to find a way to have his servers in building A, and his workstations in building B. I would like to have a multi- channel wireless solution across the street as the "city" where he is in, will charge stupid amounts of money for him to run a cable over or under the street. It's a small town, so they have no clue how to charge for this, nor do they realize it will help them do business. Until we find a way of getting actual cable across the street, I want to find a comparable wireless solution. Are there any multiple-device, high speed solutions that have directional favourtism? Optimally I would like to have a 3 channel bridge over the road. I will deal with costs of professional equipment later on, but the network just has to be super fast. I'm just looking for options at the moment. Cheers | |||||||||||||
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Posted by LR on April 13, 2008, 4:05 pm
Please log in for more thread options http://www.meridianmicrowave.com/#unlicensed http://www.gigabitrf.com/ http://www.trangobroadband.com/wireless_products/TrangoLINK_Apex.aspx | |||||||||||||
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Posted by DTC on April 13, 2008, 8:30 pm
Please log in for more thread options BeeRich wrote:
Pair of Ligowave Plus units. About $260 each. Add the cost for a pair of patch panel antennas. | |||||||||||||
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Posted by outbackwifi on April 14, 2008, 3:52 am
Please log in for more thread options > BeeRich wrote:
> > Pair of Ligowave Plus units. About $260 each. Add the cost for > a pair of patch panel antennas. Hi, You might want to indicate what speeds are you looking at? For some people 5 mbps is a lot and for others 1 gig is fast. your descision on the products will depend on the goals. In addition to setting up multiple point-to-point links, you might want to consider how you will achieve link aggregation. Simplest way is to setup 3 pairs of 802.11a radios terminated at a link aggregator/loadbalancer at each end. Look at http://gigabeam.com/ for some really exotic stuff. Regards, Shiv | |||||||||||||
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Posted by BeeRich on April 15, 2008, 2:56 am
Please log in for more thread options Hi folks. Thanks for the reply. Unfortunately he has no more need
for it as he's rented one building out. Cheers | |||||||||||||
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> I have a buddy that has 2 buildings on the opposite side of the street
> from eachother. I want to find a way to have his servers in building
> A, and his workstations in building B. I would like to have a multi-
> channel wireless solution across the street as the "city" where he is
> in, will charge stupid amounts of money for him to run a cable over or
> under the street. It's a small town, so they have no clue how to
> charge for this, nor do they realize it will help them do business.
> Until we find a way of getting actual cable across the street, I want
> to find a comparable wireless solution.
>
> Are there any multiple-device, high speed solutions that have
> directional favourtism? Optimally I would like to have a 3 channel
> bridge over the road. I will deal with costs of professional
> equipment later on, but the network just has to be super fast. I'm
> just looking for options at the moment.
>
> Cheers