We? This is an amateur radio network? Perhaps you're too early in the process to plan. Maybe a bit of design is in order. Draw your idea out in its simplest form on paper. Decide how each node will fit into your network, how each node (might) be connected to the Internet, which ones might change in the course of your emergency. List the nodes and the method of connection for each in a table. When you have a table that describes each node and concurrent connections to each, write back. You'll likely need both an always on internet connection and a aircard for each. But think about this - if the cellular network is unavailable, no aircards, therefore Tim's comment "Sounds like you want a connection when there is no connection.... uh?" Mickey wq! On Wed, May 2, 2012 at 10:50 PM, Tim Sawyer <tim.sawyer@me.com> wrote:
Maybe you could rephrase your question. It's making no sense to me. Sounds like you want a connection when there is no connection.... uh? -- Tim :wq
On May 2, 2012, at 1:30 PM, motorula@gmail.com wrote:
Hi, we're planning to setup an emergency network of voting repeaters and simplex nodes, some of them will be connected directly using private wireless network and some of them by internet. Those of them which connected using wireless have to see each other in absence of internet connection and must be able to connect to those of them which connected over internet, when the internet connection is available.
Would someone please to give step by step instructions of what do i need to do?
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