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To: Peter Ecclesine who wrote (6360)4/24/2003 5:07:10 AM
From: Frank A. Coluccio  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 46821
 
Thanks, Peter. In viewing the MeshNetworks Inc. document at...

ieee802.org

.. what comes to mind is the possible reticence that some (many?) users might have in allowing other users' flows traverse their notebooks/laptops/phones due to security concerns. It almost seems anathema to how we regard security today to permit/accept flows from unknown sources, whether regenerated and pass-though, or not. Has there been much discussion on this aspect of meshing, or am I just being my same old paranoid self?

FAC



To: Peter Ecclesine who wrote (6360)5/7/2003 8:50:25 PM
From: SemiBull  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 46821
 
Peter,

Would you, or anyone else on this thread know if IEEE 802.20 is shared spectrum? I was under the impression it was not - consquently, 802.20 might provide a potentially significant paradyme shift in wireless & wired world. However, if the spectrum is not assigned & allocated by the F.C.C., then it would might ultimately grow into a merely cordless phone alternative.

Thanks in advance......SB


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