Ubiquiti launches Speedtest Server/network
Ubiquiti launches the Ubiquiti Speedtest, the first public test network integrated with enterprise network equipment.
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Ubiquiti launches the Ubiquiti Speedtest, the first public test network integrated with enterprise network equipment.
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The j2 Podcast for August 29, 2019 Microsoft is pushing it’s Whitespace product as a solution to the Digital divide. This has been branded “Airband” https://www.multichannel.com/news/microsoft-brands-rural-divide-national-crisis The FCC The commission unanimously voted to distribute more than $20 billion of Universal Service Fund subsidies over the next decade as part of the Rural Digital Opportunity Fund. … Read more
I recently was hanging out with an ISP admin who moved over from the Enterprise world. After a few days with him, it rekindled the interest in writing this article. From a high level, a network is a network. Its job is to move bits to and fro. The goals of the network are where … Read more
From the Folks over at LibreNMS Users of daily updates (the default), your installs will no longer update without a little manual intervention. It will not be an issue for those on the monthly updates. You will need to update LibreNMS manually to resolve the issue. su – librenms git pull ./daily.sh
Farm progress show 2019. Mikrotik 60 ghz backhauling between WiFi nodes. Wireless wire cluster for high Bandwidth customers. 5ghz for smaller bandwidth customers.
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