They have some contact info in the whois data:
Registrant Name:Kenneth Caruso
Registrant Email:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Admin Name:Kenneth Caruso
Admin Email:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
-hk
At 08:25 PM 10/26/2003 -0800, you wrote:
>We are on it, looks like DNS went funky.
>
>Cheers,
>Cliff
>
>On Oct 26, 2003, a
Hi,
I didn't run the numbers, but since this sounds like a point-to-point link
you may be able to legally install a 250mw or possibly even a 500mw
bidirectional amplifier at one or both ends. There are several calculators
online that can help you identify how large of an amp you can legally use;
Try it on Win2k/XP and tell Netstumbler to use NDIS mode (it's a menu choice).
At 04:46 PM 10/28/2003 -0600, Apollo \(Carmel Entertainment\) wrote:
>I have SMC2532W-B 200mW card and Netstumbler says that it can't find it,
but it
>works fine otherwise. Is there any way I could make that card work w
Heh...I posted basically the same information to the nycwireless mailing
list group where Apollo asked the same question. :)
At 05:13 PM 10/29/2003 -0800, Karol Kulaga wrote:
>This probably deviates a bit from your question, but if it helps, it helps.
>
>I'm not sure of the construction of the co
He probably means the variable latency of some internet connections, often
caused by dropped, then retransmitted packets. Tracert can tell you some
things about your connection if you run it repeatedly and watch where the
latency changes. IIRC, there is a program called Visual Traceroute that
mig
At 02:55 PM 11/3/2003 -, R. Simkins wrote:
>All I was asking is if the "variable latency" is more likely to be caused by
>dropped packets on the ISP side or on my WLAN.
You could test this by taking your WLAN out of the picture...i.e. connect
your gaming machine to your cable modem/dsl line u
Hmm,
Their site is working for me. I'm on Comcast in Saint Paul, MN.
http://www.aerialix.com/frame_index.html
http://www.aerialix.com/contact.html
Aerialix, Inc.
67 Foster Street
Peabody, MA 01960
Telephone: 978-818-6093
Facsimile: 978-531-4378
Quantity or Special Orders [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Busin
At 09:31 PM 11/12/2003 -0800, you wrote:
>Can anyone provide some insight in differences between AP's that run in
>repeater mode (example: Apple Airport WDS bridge mode, D'link
>800AP+,etc.) versus a bridge+AP combination which work to form a
>repeater?
>
>Is there a performance advantage in us
>From your website it looks like it only works with Sputnik APs or some
modified 3rd party APs. Is this correct? Is there a list of 3rd party APs
that have been sucessfully modified to include the Sputnik Agent? (I'm
thinking of both officially modified APs tested by Sputnik, Inc, and
unofficial
If you measure the diameter of the cable with a vernier calipers you could
compare that to published cable diameters for regular microwave cable.
Based on the number alone it sounds like it might be similar to LMR-100.
Here is another sky2web listing:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewIte
Note: Engenious=Senao
I've used one of these clip on antennas, on the port supposedly preferred
by the prism chipset. I haven't had a chance to compare it to the
integrated version of this card, however I did compare it to my friends
Prism 2 based D-Link card. Performance between his D-Link with
Note that the Dlink DWL-900AP+ is different from the DWL-900 (DWL-900AP).
They're different product versions and likely use different chips inside,
particularily because only the + version supports 22mbps. Info:
http://www.dlink.com/products/?model=DWL-900AP%2b
http://www.dlink.com/products/?mode
Hello,
I'm wondering what people recommend as the best GPS receiver to use when
wardriving/mapping wifi APs? Some things I think that should be considered
are:
-compatibility with Kismet/Netstumbler/other apps (e.g. works only with
Windows/etc.)
-Mac/PC/PDA compatibility
-price (best price/featur
into a usb to serial
>adapter if you don't have serial ports. It is a battery hog, takes about 4-6
>hours to go through a couple of aa's, so I bought a combo data/power cable
>with a cigarette lighter connector on it. hope this helps.
>
>
>Aaron Hardaway
>Adams Group
>
>
These have been out now for at least a few months. My roommate has them,
and out of the box they seem to work as described. The charger has a large
power adapter so its not as small as my LP4000N charger from ripvan100.com.
My charger fills my 1600mah Sanyo AAs in about 90 minutes. My only othe
It looks like this file is still there but the html pages were
deleted/blocked.
First go to the error page:
ntkernelhacker.tripod.com
then try connecting to:
ntkernelhacker.tripod.com/pikachu2.exe
Do it this way so your browser referrer gets set. Google has a cached
version of the html pages.
Hello,
There are still online vendors selling the 900AP+. Search
froogle.google.com for some of them. Prices are $60-70.
On 20 May 2004, Aduanasoftware wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> I have worked with this AP for low cost installations, for $60 they made
it
> really good, in AP mode and Client Mode,
There are also 300 mW (24.8 dBm) prism 2.5 cards from Demarctech. I
haven't tried them but the specs are here:
http://www.demarctech.com/products/reliawave-rwz/reliawave-rwz-300mw-prism2
-5-pcmcia-card.html
http://www.demarctech.com/techsupport/rw-wireless-cards-support/100mw-rx-te
st.htm
Their 1
Are there any other APs or significant sources for interference at one
location that isn't present at the other? Can you force the APs into
802.11b mode to see if that makes any difference in retry rates? How about
swapping in a WAP11 at the 'good' end and see if it makes any difference?
At 03:0
At 11:57 AM 12/15/2004 -0800, Eric Sorenson wrote:
>On Wed, 15 Dec 2004, Haudy Kazemi wrote:
>
>> Are there any other APs or significant sources for interference at one
>> location that isn't present at the other? Can you force the APs into
>> 802.11b mode to see if
it. I've also weighed the box down with some bricks on top, as the box
isn't permanently attached to anything. I'm running Sveasoft Satori on the
WRT54G in WDS mode at 84 mw to connect to another WRT54G.
-Haudy Kazemi
P.S. It looks like the one in the picture on this page:
http://w
The Repotec.com FAQ mentioned below says:
(My comments are after the copy/pasted section)
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Q15 Will the powerline signal pass between houses?
The powerline signals do not pass power meters, thus signals should not be
able to pass to other houses. However in some cases, depending on the path
and
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