Packets DownRange
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Mini multi-function OTDR has a compact structure and stable performance. This OTDR test wavelength are 1310/1550nm, dynamic Range is 24dB/22dB. The measurement distance is 5m~60km. Suited for the G.652 optical fiber.It built-in OPM ( 8 standard wavelengths 850/980/1300/1310/1490/ 1550/1625/ 1650nm);Built OLS 1310/1550nm;Built-in VFL 10Mw;Built-in RJ45 test .This Mini OTDR has the most functions and most … Read more
My friend Brian from Allstate computers is on the ACT Tech talk
The weather is turning cold and the days getting shorter here in Indiana. I am still working on the e-mail subscription part of this newsletter. I hope to have that squared away by the next edition. It boils down to purchasing the software at this point. If you have news you would like to submit, … Read more
This content is for Patreon subscribers of the j2 blog. Please consider becoming a Patreon subscriber for as little as $1 a month. This helps to provide higher quality content, more podcasts, and other goodies on this blog.To view this content, you must be a member of Justin’s Patreon at $3 or more Unlock with … Read more
It’s time for an updated look of the blog. Bear with me as I try out some new themes over the next week or so. I tend to get stuck in grooves and takes a bit to get out of them.
Welcome to the inaugural issue of Packets Down Range (PDR). This newsletter will aim to gather the important news facing the Service Provider space. We will cover data center News, Backbone providers, peering, and general ISP news. Let’s get into it Data Center NewsEquinix no longer provides copper and multi-mode cross-connectsI have seen the trend … Read more
Folks,I am excited to give you a preview of a new project I have been working on. To those of you who subscribe to this blog know, I put out a semi-regular post on ISP topics. I am working on a newsletter to cover the following topics •Data Center topics•Peering and Transit topics•Internet Provider Topics•Related … Read more
Sone random photos from WISPA’s WISPAPALOOZA 2022 conference.
One of the things we, as humans, deal with is the knee-jerk reaction to find why not in things. Take the extra moment to think of a solution to the problem instead o shutting it down. Many times, this is because we are not thinking big enough. A great example of this is in the … Read more
As you enter the winter in most of the United States, set aside some time to review your equipment status for your tower climbers. Are their harnesses in need of replacement due to age? What times were you always short of on tower sites this year? Carabiners? Bolt bags? Rope? Contact Lee at TowerOneInc.com to … Read more
Some of you may have noticed a subtle difference in the title. In many of my previous posts and articles, wISP was written as WISP. Note the capitalization of W. This represents a shift from Wireless Internet Service Providers (WISPs) becoming a more hybrid approach to service delivery. What does this mean? Are Wireless providers … Read more