Alex

Check out www.linux.net.nz and sub to the NZLinug User group mailling list and
then post your message there.

I know that there is at least one lurker on that list that has set up wavelink
or wavelan or something wireless networking between a local ISP (where he works)
and a local highschool.

The link is 2Mbit and approx 10Km in legnth (line of site). It runs a linux
router at each end which basically sees the wireless card as an ethernet NIC and
happily routes data over private IPs.

Hope that helps!
Pete

> I need to network several sites together over a radius of about 5km,
> mostly within line-of sight. Not all sites have access to DSL, and
> I'm not impressed with having to pay data charges for it anyway.
>
> My criteria would be as follows (in order of preference):
> 1. Must have linux drivers (if an internal product) as we have linux
> servers at each site.
> 2. Reliable
> 3. Low cost (under $1000 per site would be nice)
> 4. High speed (1-2M would be OK, 11M would be great!)
>
> I'd actually prefer a product that just did PTP links between pairs of
> sites; I could organise appropriate routing over those links. This is
> less important tho.
>
> I have worked with Breezecom stuff a little while ago, this works well
> but is perhaps a little expensive.
>
> Does anyne else have experience with this stuff?
>
> Alex
>
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Pete Mundy - Technician
Advanced Communications
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Received on Wed Nov 22 15:47:09 2000