[Commotion-discuss] networking/guidelines-for-mesh/
Francis X. Gentile
spylab at netzero.net
Thu Apr 9 19:41:46 EDT 2015
https://commotionwireless.net/docs/cck/networking/guidelines-for-mesh/
so if you are walking or driving from on smaller mesh another, on
separate channels, whose smaller meshes are connected by a long distance
backbone which uses the Ubiquiti software (which has the channel hopping
for 5ghz to access more channels, and the weak strong signal unbiased
allocation).....
how does the mesh retain its identity and server access across a
different network (and thus ip address protocol) does the mesh software
put itself in an envelope and pass along the alien network to stay
cohesive at both ends?
Or is the wide area mesh system abandoned , and the only remaining use
for mesh is for at the fringes of reception from the back bone for
another hop or two,
but using the unbiased weak strong signal allocation of the Ubiquity
system, a longer distance 2 ghz router could be an access point for
longer distances anyway?
If every user in the mesh is say, a fire truck among many traveling, or
a bunch of RVs, or a climbing expedition, or driving mob of vehicles
going to burning man, it this the only place mesh ad hoc mobile networks
are really needed? is a headless self reconfiguring network on one
channel necessary?
so is the deployment of non monopolisitic corporate local intranet or
internet access being delayed by pointless machinations about mesh
networking when you could just as well deploy stock wireless internet
service provider equipment from Ubiquity et al?
____________________________________________________________
NetZero now offers 4G mobile broadband. Sign up now.
http://www.netzero.net/?refcd=NZINTISP0512T4GOUT1
More information about the Commotion-discuss
mailing list