UKNOF34 - Starting a wireless ISP by accident!

[@ianspencer7758]

I also live in Basingstoke, I think this is great set up. well done.

[@MrAdam741]

This is a brilliant story!

[@5004500]

Absolutely great

[@stephenhunter70]

OSPF and PPP are fine when you are trained in there use. The problem here is they're replacing PPP with Frame Relay (IPv4 version). Oh OSPF will always go for the best (fastest) route unlike RIP which uses the least number of hops, which can easily be using dial up links.

[@SirHackaL0t.]

Great presentation. I have a few places like this that I would like to get this going for.

[@garikayichinhakwe9209]

Insightful

[@georgemallia]

Great work

[@markarca6360]

Lofts - apartments; aerial - antenna

[@TheOrangeAngle]

Amazing story!

[@lukewyn-harris5628]

Love this!

[@ImMarkyB]

Great video and very informative. Can I please ask how you give your clients their own IP? Are these issues by the main ISP or did you buy them - or are these simply DMZ IP's from your core routers etc?

[@96theruler]

SnoopMarky they buy large range of static IP’s and make sort of like how you make standard static routes to allow all traffic. All the customer needs is a gateway that can authenticate using something like FreeRadius PPOE and connect to the ISP. You can then por forward whatever ports you want for any of your devices on your LAN.

[@marcusc3463]

There's always one guy in the crowd.......