[MLB-WIRELESS] Hypothetical: takedown notices

Ryan Abbenhuys sneeze at alphalink.com.au
Thu Mar 6 14:34:06 EST 2003


I don't like hearing that "mesh" word.  I thought we were moving more
towards the backbone (with redundant links) and leaf node area.

I've heard that a true wireless mesh won't work because the noise floor
increases too rapidly and the network speed dies in the ass.


>At 10:43 AM 6/03/03, grenville armitage wrote:
> >That would seem to be an important
> >issue to clarify.
>
>Some how I have the feeling that many of these issues may well have been 
>resolved/clarified by the time we actually get our mesh systems up & 
>running. How many do we have now that are actually meshed? How many do we 
>have that are "real close" to meshing?  How many allow the public to
access 
>the 'net?
>
>Hopefully I'm wrong but it seems like we have a way to go before these 
>types of things become an issue. Not saying it shouldn't be discussed,
just 
>saying I won't loose too many sleep cycles stressing over it :)
>
>Cheers,
>
>Grant
>
>
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