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To: Robert T. Miller who wrote (4813)	7/26/1999 5:24:00 PM
From: Bernard Levy	Respond to of 12823

Hi Robert: Triton Networks and Giganet (an Israeli startup) offer the wireless OC3s used for setting up high-capacity mesh-based wireless networks. These networks involve very high rate links (an therefore highly directional antennas), which will create difficulties when the network needs to be reconfigured. We are talking in effect of a wireless fast Ethernet network. Rooftop's approach involves I believe smaller rates and antennas which are not as space selective. Best regards, Bernard Levy PS: Thanks for the DIRC network link.