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802.11b equipment at Starbucks
Category: Computers > Wireless and Mobile Asked by: levsen-ga List Price: $5.00 |
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22 Dec 2002 06:09 PST
Expires: 05 Jan 2003 09:05 PST Question ID: 132403 |
What kind of equipment does MobileStar (now T-Mobile) use for their wireless access points at Starbucks? I.e. what brand/model of WAP device, and how is this connected to the Internet (DSL)? If they use several different ones, it is sufficient if you can name one solution that's used in a reasonably large number of their stores. |
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Re: 802.11b equipment at Starbucks
From: funkywizard-ga on 22 Dec 2002 06:15 PST |
I don't know about the access points, but every starbucks uses a dedicated T1 line connection to the internet. I could find a couple sources stating this if you would like. |
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Re: 802.11b equipment at Starbucks
From: levsen-ga on 22 Dec 2002 06:20 PST |
Thanks for the info concerning the T1 but the type of WAP is more important ... |
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Re: 802.11b equipment at Starbucks
From: 3l1t3h4x0r-ga on 03 Jan 2003 08:48 PST |
In my area they all appear to be Cisco Aironet WAPs. |
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Re: 802.11b equipment at Starbucks
From: 3l1t3h4x0r-ga on 03 Jan 2003 12:14 PST |
Further investigation indicates there is one wap per site and the equipment is Cisco 350 series. I have another friend who indicates the WAPs in his area may be Cisco 1100 series but that seems like overkill... -b |
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