I wanted to speak my mind on the problem of filter connections to P2P. A few years ago I worked in the office networks of unification and a representative of the same company that provides Telecom, Fastweb, etc.. came to offer us their product. The costs are stratospheric (for a product that works) so that our policy was, "It costs us less to increase the bandwidth limit access than is available."
Small providers like Rubello Wifi4all or, if you buy these filters, then the policy of spending too much "fully open" is not a concession but a necessity. This means that if a crisis were to go to high traffic, can not play this card and we would be in the hunt.
Air, being a licensee of WiMax, has a financial capital for very high strength, and give the 7M for 19 € a month (we Rubello there for the 2-digit) must limit the bandwidth to avoid ending up with a service Poor after "a few" active users.
not forget, install DSLAMs in Telecom Central Coast may be less than Rubello and Wif4all have spent on their antennae. The problem is the connection "upstream". If Air install the antenna from the sports field, and from there passes through an optical fiber, or is it the usual short deck.
These antennas are only a stopgap measure, pending the fiber, and if you decide to invent something to take between 1 or 2 years we will find ourselves in the same guano a few months ago.
I hope the administration does not believe they think that with the antennas we have solved the problem. The antennas are like aspirin for one who is ill with pneumonia. Brings down the fever but without antibiotic is not going anywhere.
Internet advances, has long been the 56K connection was not considered by those who make web sites and services, excluding those who actually used it. Now despite having a low ping with 2M and almost always at maximum performance, I realize that most of the services are "tuned" to those with "adsl standards" by 7M and I find myself more often than I thought already in embarrassment after less than a week.
then contact the administration say, "Come on! The challenge has not started yet."
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