Self-Hosted speedtest
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Mikrotik releases some new certifications
Mikrotik has released some new certifications. https://mikrotik.com/training/about MTCNA – MikroTik Certified Network Associate (view outline) MTCRE – MikroTik Certified Routing Engineer (view outline) MTCWE – MikroTik Certified Wireless Engineer (view outline) MTCTCE – MikroTik Certified Traffic Control Engineer (view outline) MTCUME – MikroTik Certified User …
EPMP 3000 compatibility mode
The guys at Cambium talk about the newest features in ePMP software release 4.3.2. The big news is the backwards compatibility.
J2sw.com is now dnnsec signed
Are you signing your domains with dnssec? You should be.
Router Vulnerability roundup for April 2019
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Small Cells and hybrid networks for WISPs: Part 1
The never-ending goal of any Wireless Internet Service Provider (WISP) is how to get ever-increasing levels of bandwidth to clients. The always increasing demands, by customers, on WISPs, and ISPs, in general, are becoming an everyday problem for many operators. …
Joshaven Potter and WISP Mistakes
Joshaven Potter writes about Frankenstein Infrastructure over at the VISP Blog https://visp.net/common-wisp-mistakes-frankenstein-infrastructure/
xISP billing platforms
One of the more common things I see on lists is asking for what billing platform to use for your ISP. I have put together a list for ones to help you in your research. These are presented in alphabetical …
WISPA President Claude Aiken’s blog
http://www.wispa.org/Wispa-News/ArtMID/13028/ArticleID/1843/CategoryID/37/CategoryName/WISPA-President/Claude
26 states have laws against municipal broadband
https://broadbandnow.com/report/municipal-broadband-roadblocks/ There are now 26 states with laws on the books that either roadblock or ban outright municipally-owned broadband networks