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OT: 3rd Option


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Posted by Dan Bear Kelley on December 20, 2007 at 08:20:24 from (206.53.20.159):

In Reply to: OT wireless or satellite broadband posted by riverbend on December 20, 2007 at 06:00:11:

I"m on microwave. I"ve got a good line of sight to the microwave tower. Point to Point, only. No roaming around town, but good speeds. Very reliable even with occasional weather issues. Cheaper than satellite. Call some of the internet providers in your area to see if they have microwave. El Paso County (Colorado) telephone company can"t even spell DSL.

I couldn"t even get a second phone line, without the phone company charging me for infrastructure that other folk would use. I have 12 wire-pairs from our house to the phone box, and they wanted $500 to run more circuits in my neighborhood! I thought everything past the interface unit was their business. Isn"t that why we have a utility?

I ran the microwave input to my router, so all the PCs in the house can access the internet at the same time. So, if you"re doing a home network, be sure to get a router, not a switch. A "switch" doesn"t have an input for a "WAN" (Wide Area Network). Our two main PCs are wired to the router and run Gigabit (1000 Mbps). We have one remote PC running on a wireless link to the router. "N" (draft) standard, so it runs about 300 Mbps.

One last thing. If you do set up a wireless network inside your home, there are TONS of precautions you need to take. I won"t get into them here, but...

HAVE FUN!!!


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