Fwisp.com dedicated to providing free boran band wireless internet service for community. Fwisp.com is devloping and deploying first mesh WiFi braodband at Laundy Dr. San Jose, CA. The project will serve a total of 150 to 200 users in the community. Fwisp.com will provide all the hardware and software for the project. Users can upgrade their service to low cost high speed braod band internet access and telephone call services.
The project should start in June. For more information, email to info@ec4you.com.
Sunday, April 29, 2007
Sunday, April 01, 2007
Wifi Mesh (2)
Now anyone can install and setup a WiFi Mesh network for your neighborhood or apartment complex for just a few dollars per user. You can share a single DSL with 25 or less users.
Meraki provides a Meraki Mini, low cost ($49 retail) router, that can spread a single DSL across multiple rooms and buildings. If you are using the Meraki Mini in aprtments, you will need to have one for every 3-4 apartments that you want to cover. If you are using the Mini in a residential neighborhood, you will need one for each house and if the houses are especially large, you can add multiple Minis to the house to provide better coverage in every room.
You will need an "Meraki Dashboard" account from Meraki to monitor and manage your Mesh network.
For more information, visit the link:
http://meraki.net
Meraki provides a Meraki Mini, low cost ($49 retail) router, that can spread a single DSL across multiple rooms and buildings. If you are using the Meraki Mini in aprtments, you will need to have one for every 3-4 apartments that you want to cover. If you are using the Mini in a residential neighborhood, you will need one for each house and if the houses are especially large, you can add multiple Minis to the house to provide better coverage in every room.
You will need an "Meraki Dashboard" account from Meraki to monitor and manage your Mesh network.
For more information, visit the link:
http://meraki.net
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