At 03:47 PM 10/15/2004, you wrote:
John Tully wrote:
We are doing some testing in-house and we will be making easier ways to
view the stats for clients and such. But, we have not found any changes yet.
For clients that do have very low quality signal/connection, we have
found that we can put 20% more data through or so with Nstreme, but this
can make for long latency on frames that have to be resent. So, we will
look for some ways to make better latency for clients with a very low
quality link.
Generally, we are satisfied with the results and many of our customers
are. I noticed that Turbocell uses some hybrid that has a non-polling
component/mode that is used dynamically in some situations. We may
include some other modes as well so that each situation can be addressed
specifically.
turbocell has a non-polling component? how did you determine this?
I read it in Doug Karl's "White Paper." Maybe I have mis-phased what it
said. I need to read this again.
http://www.karlnet.com/Documents/DocumentsWhitePapers.htm
John
www.mikrotik.com
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