Re: About WiFi7

On a sunny day (Fri, 23 Aug 2024 11:55:35 -0400) it happened "Edward Rawde"
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On a sunny day (Thu, 22 Aug 2024 13:31:24 -0700) it happened Don Y
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On 8/22/2024 10:09 AM, Edward Rawde wrote:

My WZR-1750DHP DD-WRT wireless access points (WiFi 5) work fine for mobile devices and likely will for years to come.
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Anything serious uses wires.

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I use a Cisco 2802E (WiFi 6) to connect the instrumentation/interfaces in
the car to the house.  Undoubtedly overkill... but, why use lead when gold
will suffice?
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(This, of course, because wires won't work!  :> )

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If the house has a fixed IP address,
then use a Huawei 4G stick as remote,
gives you worldwide coverage.
I can work via my website too,
remote can upload to my site,
house can read from my site
and vice-versa
No fixed IP needed.

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My house has a fixed IPv4 address (they tried to put me on lsn/cgnat but we needn't go into that).
I use it for everything including Internet facing servers.
Why would I need anything else?

Long ago I had cable and sort of a fixed IP
Servers were running here.
Now I outsourced my website, as I moved house often, no cable, no interrupts as happened on cable,
have a good steerable satellite dish for all you ever wanted to see..
and the 4G Huawei sticks work all over Europe, at home and in my laptop, no WiFi needed anywhere.
Also I am licenced radio ham, several local networks, shortwave, and a satellite link if I want
No media censorship like we had on cable, can see programs from any country I want via satellite.
When power goes, or in a war situation, my stuff will keep working.
The website maybe not..
I do think even with the cost of the website included I pay very little to what some people spend on media.
Also much less work checking for hacks - something I had to do every day when running the site locally..
panteltje.nl is still up and running...