[WLANware] Meraki - an alternative to La Fonera
Sven-Ola Tuecke
mail2news at commando.de
Mon Dec 4 11:00:33 CET 2006
Dan,
alex let me do a small ssh session on one of your waveloeten-evenings
(berlin, c-base, wednesdays). The box is a bit bigger than a Fonera. Maybe
that's the reason why it is not getting that much hot. Comparable features,
besides meraki adds some power-over-ethernet and not beeing picky about ssh
/ firmware upgrades. The serial flash is slow / same bad starup time than
fonera. When started CPU performance is ok. But: forget about the $50.
Merakis will be sold for (much?) more.
// Sven-Ola
""Dan Flett"" <conhoolio at hotmail.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:BAY121-F135E47E23FED2876458132AFDF0 at phx.gbl...
Has anyone here seen the Meraki Mini mesh router?
The size of a playing card, 180MHz MIPS CPU, 8MB Flash, 60mW radio, PoE and
wide DC voltage tolerance. Pretty much perfect for mesh networking. And
under their Beta program they cost US$50.
A reveiw of it here:
http://www.air-stream.org.au/meraki
OpenWRT source code here:
http://www.meraki.net/linux/
The Meraki Open Platform Philosophy
http://www.meraki.net/openplatform.html/
Seems a lot easier than hacking a La Fonera, and more functional too.
Cheers,
Dan
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