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Steve
I'm a PC, so shut up
Consultant
join:2001-03-10
Yorba Linda, CA
99.999% reliability?

That's less than six minutes of downtime a year: this looks like it's going to be quite a challenge to meet.

Roop

join:2003-11-15
Ottawa, ON
you get what you pay for. there's no way you can operate 3x3 with that kinda uptime for under $20


Techless
Like I care
Premium
join:2002-07-19
Hypoluxo
reply to Steve
It's a muni.
What if the uptime is only 99% and the price goes up to $22 bucks a month.
Would you pass on that good deal??

BosstonesOwn

join:2002-12-15
Everett, MA
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·Comcast

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you get what you pay for. there's no way you can operate 3x3 with that kinda uptime for under $20

Even if the uptime falls to 90 % who cares look at the price to speed ratio. Plus it falls on fiber, the only equipment that may fail off the go is probably the access points. Either which way thats a good start for the community. We need more like this to start.
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God
IN Vilseck Germany
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join:2002-07-01
Colorado Springs, CO
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reply to Steve
makes me want to move ....

ross

join:2000-08-16
·Digizip


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said by Roop See Profile:
you get what you pay for. there's no way you can operate 3x3 with that kinda uptime for under $20

Of course but company 'promises' that uptime for low fee

Maybe they can, maybe they can't. Who cares if it's dead-on accurate, or just close? Would 95-98% be terrible? Can't be worse than current ADSL or cable uptime stats. They know their cost structure better than any of us. Looks like a great deal to me. If it were available here, I'd sure consider it. I'm paying $50/month for 1.5/768 w/great latency and uptime. It would sure be nice to have 3mbps synchronous for less than a third of my current service.


clowny
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join:2003-09-09
Crystal Lake, IL
·AT&T Midwest


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makes me want to move ....

Heh, Chaska is a decent town. You'll have to drive to the cities for any excitement though.

EDIT: Chaska is southwest of Minneapolis, it's NOT a St. Paul suburb.


GNXPower
Got Boost?
Premium
join:2003-12-18
Huntington Beach, CA

reply to Steve
If it were Comcast I would say they mean 99.999% uptime of their billing computer and lawyers, but with a muni, who knows. Sounds like a claim from someone unfamiliar with providing this type of service. Even consumers don't expect 99.999% uptime.
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72276539
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join:2001-01-19
Atlanta, GA

reply to BosstonesOwn
said by BosstonesOwn See Profile:
said by Roop See Profile:
you get what you pay for. there's no way you can operate 3x3 with that kinda uptime for under $20

Plus it falls on fiber, the only equipment that may fail off the go is probably the access points.
Wouldn't go there.... our fiber ring at work went down and it turned out to be a patch wasn't applied properly allowing dirt to get in the ring. Fiber is not seemless.
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BosstonesOwn

join:2002-12-15
Everett, MA
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·Comcast

said by 72276539 See Profile:
said by BosstonesOwn See Profile:
said by Roop See Profile:
you get what you pay for. there's no way you can operate 3x3 with that kinda uptime for under $20

Plus it falls on fiber, the only equipment that may fail off the go is probably the access points.
Wouldn't go there.... our fiber ring at work went down and it turned out to be a patch wasn't applied properly allowing dirt to get in the ring. Fiber is not seemless.

When properly checked issues like that don't happen. What i mean is that fiber is the strongest point on the chain.

I guess you can chalk that mess up you all had to pilot error. In any fiber application you are taught to clean every connection no matter what before plugging in.
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72276539
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join:2001-01-19
Atlanta, GA
reply to Steve
It was clean, ring had been up for a year... just somehow that patch came undone. Then of course you have fiber seeking backhoes.
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