[CUWiN] Multiple radios?
Quantum Scientific
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Sat Apr 9 19:22:15 CDT 2005
On Saturday 09 April 2005 15:33, David Young wrote:
> Also, if you have a sectorized arrangement on a tall tower,
> and a separate router is dedicated to each segment, then you only need
> an ethernet hub/switch to tie the sectors together.
If the router has two or more ethernet ports, it should be possible to just
daisy-chain them in a ring without going through a switch. (Say, on a water
tower) But at least one should have 3 ports, for backhaul or if joining an
internal LAN is desired, to maintain the ring for alternate paths. If one
node fails, would the ring dynamically re-route? Which should assign the IPs
in the ring? And POE would be a question.
So in the case of a water tower ring, the two ethernet ports on a node would
not be bridged? Would the routing daemon therefore arbitrate a packet's path
either along the ring or out the wireless?
Carl Cook
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