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It was all point to point except about 5 locations which needed repeaters (there are considered 25 major communities, all with point to point and some with 3g s
by sergers 9y ago
It was all point to point except about 5 locations which needed repeaters (there are considered 25 major communities, all with point to point and some with 3g service even now)
I can't recall the speed, but the connectivity and power were suspect.
We had to design our solution expecting it to be down and trickle the data into the central server.
It was a project for the Nunavut govt.
We ended up subcontracting mundane tasks and tasks to initial setup prepping each site, cause it was such a hassle to travel.
There are a number of local IT services companies in the limited region surprisingly(especially now), which actually worked out as the govt offered "rebates" to reduce cost and hire locals
- jcims 9y agoWe did a project a while back to pull leased lines into county government offices for an entire state. It looked good on paper, but the boots on ground story was completely different. Felt like a month in the life of a home cable installer, what a cluster. I can't imagine adding a bunch of legitimate logistical hassle on top of that.