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Re: senderos post# 7496

Friday, 08/08/2008 9:21:22 AM

Friday, August 08, 2008 9:21:22 AM

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"mesh" a city means more wifi zone overlaps vs the dead zones

using 802.11b-g, n & 802.16e (holy crap) will provide wifi users a seriously upgraded multi-channel frequency from the old 2.4-5GHz (b & g) range to the newer 10-66GHz bands.

I'm looking forward to having countinous secure (encapsulation / trunking WANs) GB bandwidth. I believe Cisco intends to incorporate 802.16 in its next models for layer 3 switching

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