[MLB-WIRELESS] GHO on Locfinder

[Ryan Abbenhuys]

If GHO arrises from the dead it will not be made public.

It will be limited to 2-3 connections only from several main clusters.

There will also be strict guidelines for QoS routing for those 2-3 links to
prevent a degradation of service.

Requests for connection by individuals or groups or 2-3 people cannot be
accepted.  It may sound harsh but technically there is no other option.



>Quoting Tim Hogard <thogard at knotty.abnormal.com>:
>
>> 
>> I thought the idea was to use it as a routing node and as link for
>> people who were in the nearby hole.  I don't think it was there for
>> everyone to connect to.
>> 
>
>
>That was another thing that packet radio has shown me,  if it is there for
use, 
>people will use it,  even if there was a closer one to them.  Using the
central 
>system had some "in the club" feel about it, but all it did was cause the 
>problems outlined in my previous post. 
>
>High site nodes "should" only ever be used for inter linking between high 
>profile sites.
>
>GHO should still be considered a extremely important part of the melbourne

>wireless network even if just used to link 2 or 3 other systems that
people in 
>turn link into.  There should be no problem with heaps and heaps of data 
>flowing through a site so long as it is all coming from only 2 or 3
individual 
>other sites.  In fact GHO would be in a perfect position to act as a
bridge 
>between metro melb and places like geelong, ballarat etc,  long haul high
gain 
>point2point linking opening up different networks to each other.
>
>Again 2c worth.
>
>Mark
>
>
>
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