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Point to Point Connection with multiple WAN
Thanks abailey! Yes, m5 was my first option but I cant find any of it on local stores. I'm really not sure if i consider myself well versed in networking or not. Maybe I'm the kinda "I'm willing to learn if I do not know it guy." so I do not quit easily. I know OSI levels, well hope that...- ron15
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Point to Point Connection with multiple WAN
Ok. This might be a bit complicated but please I'd appreciate if you take time and understand what I wanted to do. First there are two buildings in this setup... Building A (BA) - My own house Building B (BB) - A commercial building two blocks from my house around 500 meters. Dormitory...- ron15
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multiple ip isp as gateway.
I was just wondering. Some packages in my local ISP offers a static IP configuration with 4 IP address. If my package is 2mbps with 4 static IP, I assume that each IP will have full 2mbps without bottle necking each other. If my assumption is right, would it be possible to use each static...- ron15
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Help. 3 Storey Concrete Building Wireless Setup
Wow that was fast. Thanks for the reply! :D For the building, your second guess is the right one. The foot print is 250 m^2 so the total floor area is 750 m^2. The building is not really a dormitory as what you said you have in US, here in the Philippines we call it boarding house, bed spacing...- ron15
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Help. 3 Storey Concrete Building Wireless Setup
Hello Guys! Just new here. I really don't know if this is the right place for this thread. So Mr. Moderator I apologize in advance. :D Well, I need help and advice in setting up wifi in this building. Here are the parameters. 1. Wifi will be mainly for the 3rd and 2nd floor. 2. The...- ron15
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