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Network Bridge

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  • 18-05-2017 8:30pm
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    Theanswers
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    Hi,

    Does anyone have any recommendations for a good network bridge. Ideally something that could transmit high Broadband Speeds 300MBPS+ over a distance of 0.3km?

    Faster the transmission speed the better. I would be looking for something good and reliable.

    Thanks.


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    ED E
    Registered Users Posts: 36,167 ✭✭✭✭ED E


    If its something really vital:
    https://www.ubnt.com/airfiber/airfiber5/

    If its something a bit smaller: (more like 200 on these)
    https://www.ubnt.com/airmax/nanostationm/


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    Theanswers
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    They look like good units. Anyone reselling them this side of the Pond? Basically, the point of this unit is to bring Fibre broadband to an building which is not in the FTTH area.

    It would need to be a reliable unit, which is fit to run web streaming in HD and multiple users etc. Would these units be able to do that?


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    trompele
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    Are you looking for enterprise grade equipment ?


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    Theanswers
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    Ideally Yes. That would be the best. Obviously price is a factor, but if it's good and operates well this could be a long term solution even when the NBP is put into action.


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    ED E
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    Depending on use case you may want to go licenced microwave but that brings the install from 2K to 20k.


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    trompele
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    You can look at siklu radios that does 1gb full duplex at 80GHz. Cost of pair and installation should be below 10k. These can come with proper support, warranty etc. 80GHz link required comreg registration with cost 100€ per year.


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    pizzahead77
    Registered Users Posts: 2,295 ✭✭✭pizzahead77


    Theanswers wrote: »
    They look like good units. Anyone reselling them this side of the Pond? Basically, the point of this unit is to bring Fibre broadband to an building which is not in the FTTH area.

    It would need to be a reliable unit, which is fit to run web streaming in HD and multiple users etc. Would these units be able to do that?

    I buy the Ubiquiti gear from broadbandbuyer.com in the UK


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