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pasergea · 06-11-2009

This is a discussion thread for WIMAX in general, and WiMAX applications specifically.Most WIMAX applications today are essentially WISP - Wireless Internet Service Provider. A handful, especially in Africa, are adding voice telephony, using a WIMAX...

pasergea · 03-08-2010

Eric,For specific questions about your network, and next steps, I suggest that you contact your account manager. I agree that the timing was not good for you, and I am sorry that this decision left you in a tough spot.Cisco will continue to support ...

pasergea · 01-28-2010

Carl,thanks for the nice article of WIMAX.Com. Did you get any intersteing feedback?

Re: Wireless Solution to remote users · 10-27-2009

That's the problem, you can't have both.If you want to use an indoor modem, the maximum distance for WIMAX is typically in the 2 - 3 km range depending on wall thickness and frequency. You can use outdoor (rooftop) antennas over ranges up to about 1...

Re: Wireless Solution to remote users · 10-27-2009

Javaid,I am not aware of any WiFi solution that will work over a 9km range. There are some alternatives, however:If you gave access to licensed WIMAX spectrum (2.3 GHz, 2.5 GHz or 3.5 GHz), an outdoor link can work over those ranges. Alternatively,...

pasergea · 07-28-2009

Dan,Thanks for your comments. Naturally, I agree with your comments about WiMAX! Although a new and emerging sector, WiMAX is already showing that it can be a cost effective and speedy method of connecting to the public Internet, as well as to priv...

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