Contact using LinkedIN.com

A few of you have linked with me using linkedIN.com Just want to say your welcome! Don

One response

Nope I need more responses. Find your favorite wireless mesh blog entry add your comment. Either you like it, or you have a different view, or you want me to stop or what ever you want to comment on, I will accept. The only statistic I have is how many hits I get on these websites. I don't ask for names, or location but it would help me know how you feel.

Hopefully I asking, no begging you please interact. I need add least 50 responses to this blog. Can you help?

Thanks

Don

How to on Open 802.11S

For everyone that is interested check out Open802.11s org how to pages. Just for review this version is available on newest linux kernel.

New Generation of Wireless Mesh

In September is it will be five years working on Locustworld's wireless mesh using AODV.

On the wireless front, the new kernel includes support for 802.11s, the draft standard for wireless mesh networking. With mesh networking each node on the network acts a relay for each other, promising higher redundancy and better throughput.

This new generation of wireless mesh will be available for all distro of Linux. Does this mean another five years of experimentation?

OK so I said to myself over 200 blog entries on wireless mesh is enough, eh?

Over two hundred blog entries on Wireless Mesh. Ok maybe I aint the best writer in the world and I only have under 10,000 of you guys and gals reading this per month with no response. None what so ever. I promised myself that I would slow down and let everyone have a chance to read but some of my work is already dated. So I am going back to add a paragraph here and word there and maybe even think of publishing some of this wireless mesh articles.

I've just updated my most popular article Wireless Mesh Topology. I can say that after 4 years there is over 100,000 unique ip address that have hit this page. It is linked to many websites and once was put into wikipedia as an external link (now gone.) It is for that reason that I started to update a few of the articles.

Sincerely,

Don Moskaluk