Hello Arnt,
Am 2004-04-09 18:23:03, schrieb Arnt Karlsen:
>On Fri, 9 Apr 2004 16:03:06 +0200, Michelle wrote in message
><[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>> They offer me only E3 with 34 MBit !!!
>> And 34 MBit for 450.000 DH/month (41.000 Euro/month)
>
>..dude. For that kinda money, I could hang you a few relay drones over
>the Mediterranean.
In germany I have payed for a Redunant E3 at UUnet around
10.000 Euro/month and then the traffic :-/ around 25.000 Euro/month.
Oh yes, In Germany You get the Acces realy cheap,
but you pay for the traffic !
>> Only my Proxim Tsunami MP.11a (12 Access Points) support 216 MBit or
>> effectiv 160 MBit and this only in one city !!!
>
>..huh? These AP's are 54 Mbit, no? I can buy 12 of these
Yes, but you can only use 4 Channels paralel of the 19.
>side by side doing your 160 to 216MBit range, this fits the
>30-50% bw performance I see everywhere else.
The 54 MBit are only Theory !
Practical you can get around 40 MBit for each channel.
So if I install for example 4 Channels in Casablance I
have around 40% of all resources there !
But, if I calculate with 5-6 E3-Links and 42.000 Euro per Link,
I will necer earn money with it !
>> Now there are some enterprises in Marocco which had ask me, why not
>> installing a second Internet-Network !!!
>>
>> Oh yes, ist is no problem !!!
>> We need only a dual GigaBit Fiberoptic Sea-Cable from Espain to
>> Marocco !
>>
>> What a joke !
>
>..you sound like I can charge you more, for fancier drones? ;-)
;-)
I have friend in Marocco for more then 23 years, and I have
done there very much, NOW the are thinkin, I can do ALL !!!
Generaly right, but I need enough time for learning
Curently I am preparing only a study about this project and
its possibility. I think realy it can be done...
>Fuel cells, hydrogen power, Warbird re-enactment game servers,
>steam video stream servers? Realism suggests glider type looks,
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
This will kill my WaveLAN ;-)
>solar cells and batteries and electric loiter "cruise" power, and
^^^^^^^^^^^
Regenerativ Energies are sibsidized (I was thinking to install the
WaveLAN Relays with SolarPower)
>> OK, crazy, but I have contacted CISCO for some routers ;-) and some
>> other Manufacturs for Radio-Bridges (34 - 155 MBit and 1 GBit)
>
>..sizes, weights, and power etc requirements?
It depends, because
1) If I have only a NetworkCenter (4 x OC-3) for my CyberCenter
project, I need only RadioBridges which supports E1, E2 and
E3 and OC-3
2) If I support paralel to 1) commercial Users (End and ISP), I
need a bigger Backbone like 2 x 1 GBit which mean, I need
GBit RadioBridges maybe up to 1,8 GBit too.
<http://www.wirelesguys.com/>
The price is realy heavy (around 27.000 US$ each ) and they
support not more the 20km and you need many Briges...
What I need is a study about installing wired !
Dont know the price for the special cable, the Repeaters, ...
>..well, if you reel out a fiber spool or buy my relay drones, I guess
>you'll still need at least one gateway isp, a full set of new isp
>servers, staff, and ofcourse at least one ip range, to set up your
>new Maroccan isp.
I was thinking about minimum two independant and 100% redunant ISP's.
OK, I have already 26 Server prepared, but it is only for the
CyberCenter and can support up to 100.000 customers .
Bigger Backbone need bigger Servers...
So 100 MBit FullDuplex will not enough.
>..fiber you know, relay drones loiter at altitude with line of sight to
^^^^^^^^^^^^
You mean via Satelit ?
I have read an Documentation that one Satelit Link can support
up to 50 MBit. Is this right ?
But there are already concurence: <http://www.directsky.net/>
>both ends, carrying bridges, so both ground startions point link
>antennas to that spot half way across the sea, say at 60000ft, to
>stay out of the way of airliners etc. Can even use wifi gear.
OK, this is logicaly
>..and over cities, access point server drones, with bandwidth
>throttling, loitering at anywhere from 1000 to 20000ft?
>(Or 60000ft, to stay clear of the airliner etc traffic.)
I can use the Proxim Tsunami MP.11a which sopports with the
Outdoor Router Software upgrade Traffic Shaping from 64 kBit
to some MBit (do not know exactly)
Greetings
Michelle
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