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To: Ihubber who wrote (59256)	1/22/2005 9:04:18 AM
From: elmatador	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 74559

Finally, someone saw it!! <backhaul is the limiting factor in the bandwidth/price game> LH, i'm the backhaul man. Traditional wireless vendors, seel Base Terminal Stations and the SW that run them. They don't sell back haul. They buy the cheapest and only deploy the bare minimum backhaul. Operators need is bandwitdth (lots of it) to pump data back to their core. I haven't yet come across an architeture that shows this can be done. I have see, though, a few companies telling about IP backhaul because they want to deploy their gear deep into the network. But I want to see a backhaul with enough oomph to make possible all the data to run through.