Wednesday, August 8, 2012

Number one MikroTik Trainer in the USA

I REALLY hesitate to post this for fear of sounding like I am tooting my own horn, however it was nice to see that I am now the #1 rated trainer in the USA. Finally doing something right!  


Steve Discher
Rating:  4.7/5 (107 votes)
Average student result: 67%
Certifications: MTCNA, MTCRE, MTCWE, MTCTCE, MTCUME


Steve Discher is number one MikroTik Trainer in the US

I REALLY hesitate to post this for fear of sounding like I am tooting my own horn, however it was nice to see that I am now the #1 rated trainer in the USA. Finally doing something right!  


Steve Discher
Rating:  4.7/5 (107 votes)
Average student result: 67%
Certifications: MTCNA, MTCRE, MTCWE, MTCTCE, MTCUME


MikroTik announces new, low cost rack mount router

The new and already popular RB2011 is now becoming available with a rack mount case.  With fast Ethernet, Gigabit and fiber SFP ports, the rack mount case now makes this the obvious choice for SMB offices or even WISP tower locations. Watch for this and other exciting MikroTIk routers at our online store, http://www.ISPSupplies.com.


MikroTik announces new, low cost rack mount router

The new and already popular RB2011 is now becoming available with a rack mount case.  With fast Ethernet, Gigabit and fiber SFP ports, the rack mount case now makes this the obvious choice for SMB offices or even WISP tower locations. Watch for this and other exciting MikroTIk routers at our online store, http://www.ISPSupplies.com.


MikroTik announces new, low cost rack mount router http://ispsupplies.blogspot.com/

The new and already popular RB2011 is now becoming available with a rack mount case.  With fast Ethernet, Gigabit and fiber SFP ports, the rack mount case now makes this the obvious choice for SMB offices or even WISP tower locations. Watch for this and other exciting MikroTIk routers at our online store, http://www.ISPSupplies.com.


Friday, August 3, 2012

Name that wireless gear

Ever since I started my first WISP 8 years ago, I can't be outdoors without noticing (and sometimes obsessing) on wireless equipment. there's a 24 dB grid, oooh, that's the new antenna from blank, you know what I mean. I am sure I am not the only one out there so here's a quiz!

I'll get you started with this one. It's a RooTenna from Laird Technologies, 2.4 GHz, 15 dB. Spotted this at the base of the lift going up Prospect Mountain.
I likely has a MikroTik radio inside.







The next one is a little tougher.  The antennas I recognize, they are 5.x gig from SuperPass. I used quite a few of these in my WISP and always had good service and performance from them.  The radio is not so easy, see if you know?















The last one is easy if you recognize the logo.  Give it a try.

PS: All of these manufacturers of wireless products are available at ISP Supplies.