Getting The Network Up NOW…Where’s My Duct Tape?
I’ve got a construction site that that has an omni AP running hotspot and they needed some gear “up” in the MDF ASAP. My wifi had good connectivity in the building until they put up a thousand steel studs and the accompanying materials. I have a wawa(my name for generic Chinese equipment) multi-client bridge hooked to a rootenna that in turn connects to an RB750. The 750 creates an IPSec tunnel back home to get my temporary access up and functioning…and zip ties hold the whole thing together 🙂 This is far from the ugliest thing I’ve ever done, but still not the prettiest.
I get good signal strength even through construction workers 😛
BTW, thanks in a big way to Ricky for hooking me up with the antenna in my time of need 🙂
Good, Effective, Functional design, duct tape leaves sticky residue. If it works, leave it alone.. 🙂 🙂
-tp
If it works, and no one can see it, leave it alone. A saying I’ve heard, and now use, is “A temporary fix is the most permanent solution.” -SD
looks like you pulled that straight out of the back of my install van… lol Looks great!
HA…does not surprise me in the least!
Good grief man! frankenstein couldn’t have done better…. please don’t tell me your gonna leave it like that.
It’ll only be like that for a couple more weeks…hehe 🙂
Might want to look into Ubiquiti. The Engenius equipment has given me a lot of hell in the past.
This is what I had on hand…it happens 🙂 This is actually a no name AP, but it gets the job done in a pinch.
Why drive a Ferrari when a Toyota will do.. and a lot cheaper.. 🙂 🙂
Cause chicks don’t dig a pinto?
so where does the white wire goto?
Somewhere…hehehe 😛
RICKY? What about the guy that paid for it….
Yeah yeah…you are alright too…hehehe. Somewhere just between chopped liver and prunes. I’m glad to see you are still alive. I need to have a chat with you later kiddo. I’ll try and give you a call later.