Packets DownRange
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 around to installing them. Upon installation, the AC Lites were adopted and had to go … Read more
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What’s new in 6.45.9 (2020-Apr-30 10:25): https://www.mikrotik.com/download *) chr – added support for file system quiescing; *) chr – enabled support for VMBus protocol version 4.1; *) chr – improved system stability when running CHR on Hyper-V; *) crs3xx – fixed frame forwarding after disabling/enabling bridge hardware offloading for CRS354-48G-4S+2Q+ device; *) crs3xx – fixed … Read more
I have been wanting to do some photos and thoughts on the Mikrotik SXTR-LTEs and other Mikrotik LTE products. I recently fired one up using dual sims. One is from Tmobile and one is from At&T. Verizon is pretty nonexistent in my area. I am about 2.5 miles away from a Tmobile tower and about … Read more
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Recently I sat down and did a podcast with Daniel White of Atheral (https://atheral.co/). We talked about how WISPS can use VOIP to prevent overbuilding, Unified communications, and some of the forms and procedures for getting started with VOIP. If you want to contact Atheral about their products you can do so at the following: … Read more
Some pictures of the RF elements A Symmetrical horn and it’s components.
Our friends over at Atheral have some companies to hello you with your 499 filings.
What is the Form Factor for 400G optics? • The first is OSFP OSFP stands for “Octal Small Form-factor Pluggable”. The electrical interface of an OSFP connector consists of 8 electrical lanes, running at 50Gb/s each, for a total of 400Gb/s. I can only imagine how this will be confused with OSPF. • Second is … Read more
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Ever wondered what routing registries are out there? Here is a list from irr.net
