[asterisk-users] Re: Best inexpensive home office router forVoIP (QoS with maybe PoE)

[Jon Pounder]

Quoting Mark Coccimiglio <n3whx at amsat.org>:

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>
> shadowym wrote:
>
>> Regardless of the 1600's spec's which are outdated in many ways by todays
>> standards, ANY cheap 1600 or PIX etc. you buy on Ebay will likely have MANY
>> MANY hours on it.  Sure, they are built to last but they do not last
>> forever.  I would consider ANY of these boxes as somewhat unreliable for
>> high availability requirements.
>
> Buzz....wrong answer!  Don't answer on things you have no idea.  and 
> stop providing bad information.

you should take your own advice  - an acre is 200ft x 200ft - what idiot would
pay a consultant $7000 to tell them they need one access point in the middle.




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Jon Pounder

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