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router suggestions? Buffalo N450?
Well my GD linksys router keeps needing to be rebooted lately. It used to be it needed a kick in the ass to make the wifi work, but now the wired router itself is having trouble. Since Linksys screwed...
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Will this slow down my Inet?
My wife and I run both our computers off the house Internet connection (not a real big deal, I know). She runs off the Wifi and I run Ethernet since the modem and router are in my office. If I start...
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Why does the Nanobridge NB2-18 have half the speed of the RocketDish in speedtest.net tests today?
Details here: 'm trying to figure out why the Rocketdish M2 does so much better in my application than the Nanobridge M2. - Nanobridge = 18dBi antenna gain + 20dBm TX on channel 5 (-83dBm RX...
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Request Linux network debugging command advice
Somehow, on Centos6, I was able to get connected to a test wireless ISP antenna, but I'd like advice on being 'smoother' next time. DO you have advice for better DEBUGGING networking on Linux? Here's...
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low-power Wifi
Is there such a thing as low-power Wifi? I want to create a WAP that has maybe a 10 or 20 foot range. Is that reasonable?
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AT&T to drop 2G by 2017
It is going to take a hell of a lot of new towers in rural areas to replace 2G with 3G. ------------------------- Also as part of our ongoing efforts to improve our network performance and help...
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ITS2012 (Perth, Australia): 2nd call submissions until 31 August 2012
Apologies for cross-postings. Please send to interested colleagues and students -- CALL FOR PAPERS - Deadline for submissions (2nd call): 31 August 2012 -- IADIS International Conference on Internet...
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Please help me interpret noise in the Santa Cruz mountains (roughly -75dBm across the 2.4GHz spectrum)
I just switched to a new WISP in the Santa Cruz mountains and was told to install the Ubiquiti Nanobridge M2-18 Outdoor MIMO 2.4GHz 18DBI. This new UBNT NB-2G18 comes with "AirView", which is...
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rec's for bullet resistant semi-outdoor unit?
We've got a cul-de-sac with a half dozen homes, and are interested in getting a high speed connection and sharing it. Our local cable provider (Charter) provides 30 meg at a price that would work out....
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Where to buy Ubiquiti Nanobridge M2-18 Outdoor MIMO 2.4GHz 18DBI (NB-2G18)
Streakwave and Wlanparts are where I was told to buy the $72.oo UBNT NB-2G18 (Ubiquiti Nanobridge M2-18 Outdoor MIMO 2.4GHz 18DBI). But they're both out of stock. Where do you guys normally get your...
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Need to replace Netgear Wireless Router
The small non-profit I do volunteer work for had their Netgear wireless die recently. I do not know the model number but it has 4 wired ports in addition to the WAN port and is probably 802.11n. I'm...
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1st call extension: ITS2012 (Perth, Australia) submissions until 27 July 2012
Apologies for cross-postings. Please send to interested colleagues and students -- CALL FOR PAPERS - Deadline for submissions (1st call extension): 27 July 2012 -- IADIS International Conference on...
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- Setting a WPA-PSK Password For My Netgear?
I have a Netgear router with a Comcast cable modem. The installing tech did not enter a password. I wish to do so now. If I do, does this mean I have to enter that password every time I go on the...
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Computers Infected By 'DNS Changer' Trojan Malware Will Lose Internet Access Monday
Computers Infected By 'DNS Changer' Trojan Malware Will Lose Internet Access Monday ...
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Cisco - Thoughtless, Greedy, Consumer-hostile
TinyURL: As of last week, buying a new Linksys router means being forced to adopt a "cloud" service that offers no benefits, allows Cisco to snoop your internet history, and gives the company the...
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