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WiMAX for Small College

 
 
Kip McSkipster
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      10-31-2007, 08:25 PM
Not sure if anyone here can answer this, but I work at a small (~1300
students) college in the Boston area. The college's network
infrastructure is aging, and only a small portion of the (suburban)
campus has wireless access.

I know very little about WiMAX, but offhand, would it be appropriate
for a campus of about 72 acres, with 25 buildings or so?

Thanks,

Kip

 
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      10-31-2007, 09:00 PM
On Oct 31, 4:25 pm, Kip McSkipster <ezrac...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I know very little about WiMAX, but offhand, would it be appropriate
> for a campus of about 72 acres, with 25 buildings or so?


No.

WiMax typically uses licensed spectrum (although it is also possible
to use unlicensed spectrum) and the cost to obtain the spectrum rights
would be next to impossible, much less affordable.


 
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