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Just a note based on questions curious folks have asked ... we use Ubiquiti UAP-LR access points for this service.[1] As always, email and ask for the HN-reade
by rsync 11y ago
Just a note based on questions curious folks have asked ... we use Ubiquiti UAP-LR access points for this service.[1]
As always, email and ask for the HN-readers discount, which is substantial.
[1] http://www.smallnetbuilder.com/wireless/wireless-reviews/32189-ubiquiti-uap-lr-long-range-access-point-reviewed http://www.smallnetbuilder.com/wireless/wireless-reviews/321...
- mattl 11y agoSo.. I request the address of the location, I can drive over the building, and then sit out on a long range wifi connection and then rsync my data from the parking lot?
- rsync 11y agoI think the realistic scenario is: You request the address/access information and you file that away with other important information and resources that are part of your disaster recovery plan. Yes, you may certainly drive over and access it anytime you'd like, and as we say: this may be useful in ways we haven't envisioned. Also, while the AP is a "long range" AP, nothing special is required on your end. Just park and open your laptop. But our main goal here was to become even more of a safe deposit box for data, and that means being available even when the Internet isn't.