[MLB-WIRELESS] Nodegdw to GHO update

[Ryan Abbenhuys]

This is slightly unrelated and probably no help to Richard's problems......

Something to be mindful of for those who will eventually be providing the
backbone uplink to GHO for their regional cluster..... I'd imagine we will
be looking to use a backbone IP range for the links into it which would be
somewhere in 172.16.x.x as decided by the Routing Working Group.

So be mindful that ospfd/zebra configs will probably have to be changed
somewhere down the track from the current 10.10.x.x range that's currently
operating on it.

RG Outer Eastern And Foothills has finally begun it's ospfd/zebra adventure
with it's first two nodes to be linked by a point-to-point directional link
using 172.17.x.x routing addresses and interconnecting the public AP's on
the 10.10.x.x ranges at each location.

>Just after some ideas on trying to get more throughtput to gho. Previsouly
I
>mentioned that the link is passing traffic like zebra/ospf routing
updates,
>picophone (VoIP) OK, but anything like http or ftp works initially then
>stalls. At the time, it was speculated that my signal was too low since I
>was running an Entrasys card (30mW). I have now tried using a Vertiech
card
>(200mW) and the Entrasys card with a 15dB gain AMP with exactly the same
>results.
>You can view the results  at
>http://rgmariybyrnong.ravemasta.com/gdw/nodegdw.htm.
>I am still getting heaps of collisions. I've tried lowering the MTU size
>with little affect. Does anyone have suggestions I might try?
>
>Cheers,
>
>Richard.
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