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Reply With QuoteNice if your hard disk can handle itOriginally Posted by doniv79
Forget WiFi-N for sharing files - still too slow (ask me).
Get 2 Hayai connections at home and share files at 1 Gbps
Re: Hayai Broadband Hardware Details In the case that we are forced to use Ethernet from the gate to your apartment, the uplink is to the equipment which supplies your building.So for the first time in the country, the broadband speed will be limited by the speed of the wireless connection
100 Mbps over a theoretical max 54 Mbps
What/where will the wireless router uplink to?
Re: Hayai Broadband Hardware Details Nice if your hard disk can handle itForget WiFi-N for sharing files - still too slow (ask me).
Get 2 Hayai connections at home and share files at 1 Gbps
Re: Hayai Broadband Hardware Details heh yeah. 125MB per second... my disks cannot save at that speeds.
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Re: Hayai Broadband Hardware Details Now where did I put that RAID 5 array of mine?
Jokes apart, it's great to have the network disappear into the background as a non-issue so that we may focus our energies on other things than bitching about broadband providers in the country.
Next year's discussions will be around which YouTube server farm gives us the best throughput
Re: Hayai Broadband Hardware Details lets hope!
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Re: Hayai Broadband Hardware Details Hopefully ours. We peer with Google, but would be nice to get Youtube India on our network/in our DC... then NIXI would hugely be to our advantage!Now where did I put that RAID 5 array of mine?
Jokes apart, it's great to have the network disappear into the background as a non-issue so that we may focus our energies on other things than bitching about broadband providers in the country.
Next year's discussions will be around which YouTube server farm gives us the best throughput
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This is the CPE that I have been salivating over:
Basic features:
- 802.11N at 300mbit/s
- 4x Gigabit Ethernet Ports
- 2x Phone Ports (VOIP)
- 2x USB Ports (for Network Attached Storage)
- 1x CATV Port (for normal TV's - optional)
- 2x Gigabit Fiber-Optic uplinks
Re: Hayai Broadband Hardware Details I'm not going to be able to take part in the internet revolution that Hayai will Usher.....
I'm leaving the country for 4 years and will only be in India over Summer and Christmas
And the way Hayai is going- its not launching before August and that's when I'm leaving
On the bright side free college Internet @hopefully blazing speed!!
But @MG- can I entrust you to give me a connection before I leave or have it done in my absence?
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Oh the CPE is not as ugly as you made it sound, Its just bulky
Re: Hayai Broadband Hardware Details If someone at your place wants to subscribe, no problem.
Re: Hayai Broadband Hardware Details A quick question though.. You will get a cable to my building I assume?
Then you will connect building users to that cable. Now you would do that from the terrace?(thats where all the hatway/tatsaky/mtnl equipment is.)
I'm pretty sure you will not be able to break my ceilings to get fibre to my computer? (The reason- The cost of breaking and making would exceed 15-20 lakhs) + all the hassles I will go through
The wires that I have available are (all can reach the terrace or road)
Ethernet-cat 5e
Cat 6
Cable
Telephone
So how will the connection be given ?
Re: Hayai Broadband Hardware Details Brand new fiber cables from the terrace to your apartment. We shouldn't have to break anything. Most buildings have cable access in stairwells or on the outside of the building; BUT if the society or whatever won't let us do that, then we can resort to Cat5e/Cat6 cables if we have no other option.
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