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Wireless Guerrilla Network at OSCON
gnat proposed a community effort to get the entire hotel on the OSCON network wirelessly. I've proposed several solutions but the largest constraints are the number of access points required (non-commercial grade) and finding rooms to put this stuff in.
So I pose a few questions. Can anyone bring commercial grade access points that can bridge and become an access point at the same time? Does anyone have amplified omni-directional antennas to slap on these things?
I'm looking for at least 6 of these beasties. With them in place, hitting fringe spots in the hotel would be less difficult. Two simple AP's with a crossover cable would be all that's needed to make a small cost node. I have enough for one node myself.
Please reply and tell me what you can bring so I can get an idea of feasibility.
--Larry Wall in stab.c from the perl source code
Linksys WAP11 (Score:2)
Re:Linksys WAP11 (Score:2)
I'm looking for something larger. A box with two radio's and some nice antenna equipment.
Casey West
linksys wap11 (Score:2)
the linksys wap11's are just ~$120. I can bring one; maybe more.
(but I want one in my room if we don't get coverage otherwise =) )
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