PTP Backhaul Complete link kit #1
I have been asked a few times on what I would pick for a PTP link. here is what I would recommend as option #1. You can use the RF Elements link planner to judge how far you can go. …
How many customers on an ap? wrong question
Several years ago, I did an article on How many customers can I fit on an AP? I figured with the introduction of MU-MIMO and other things, it was time for an update. Several concepts still apply, but we now …
Netflix, IPV6, and affects of queing
While trying to get my Playstation to download the latest “No Man’s Sky” download quicker I figured I would share a little torch action. This is showing my wife’s Ipad talking to Netflix while she is watching a streaming TV show. Keep …
Cambium cnMatric switch web overview
A quick run-through of the cnMatrix Web interface from Cambium Networks.
Quick look at Cambium cnMatrix switch console
A quick look at the console interface of a Cambium cnMatrix switch
Gamma Electronics releases RPSMA cold shrink
Designed specifically for RPSMA connectors the Gamma SDL-SMA-60 is the smallest version of silicone Cold Shrink you’ll find anywhere. Starting at just over a half-inch the SDL-SMA-60 shrinks down to 0.17 inches. https://www.gammaelectronics.net/cold-shrink-for-rpsma/
Unimus version 2.0 released
A short list of highlights from this release: – “Zones” feature for support of remote networks, including Unimus Core (remote agent / remote probe) – Full Config Change Notifications (including a diff) over Slack – Config Push Scheduling (MCP presets …
RADWIN IDU-S Switch
Radwin has announced a new interesting switch. Some highlights » 540W total PoE budget » 90Watt per PoE port » 4x PoE up to 2.5G » 2x combo ports up to 1G (PoE or SFP) » 2x 1G SFP ports …
UBNT Unifi upgrade issues
Recently my best friend installed some unifi access points in his home. We had ordered a 60W unifi switch, a couple of AP-LR, and a couple of AC-Lites. These were ordered and sat for several months until we could get …
Zero Tier networking
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