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- 04-05-2011, 05:12 PM
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Bold 9000 and Micro Cell
I got a letter today offering me a free Microcell from ATT. Went and picked it up and it is in the 90 minute setup.
What I dont understand is, why does it have to be connected to the internet all of the time?
Anyone? - 04-05-2011, 07:02 PM #2 Femtocell technology tutorial :: Radio-Electronics.ComIn order to link the femtocells with the main core network, the mobile backhaul scheme uses the user's DSL or other Internet link.--Laura Knotek (formerly known as lak611)
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the 50K CrackBerry challenge - 04-05-2011, 07:41 PMThread Author #3
It appears it is impacting my DSL speed.
- 04-05-2011, 07:50 PM #4 It will. It is something else on your network that is using shared bandwidth.
Originally Posted by stardotstar 
Femtocell - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaWhen using an ethernet or ADSL home backhaul connection, an Access Point Base Station must either share the backhaul bandwidth with other services, such as Internet browsing, gaming consoles, set-top boxes and triple-play equipment in general, or alternatively directly replace these functions within an integrated unit. In shared-bandwidth approaches, which are the majority of designs currently being developed, the effect on Quality of Service may be an issue.
Quality of service - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia--Laura Knotek (formerly known as lak611)
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the 50K CrackBerry challenge - 04-05-2011, 07:52 PMThread Author #5
well that sucks! They told me it would have no impact!
OH well it works very well though!
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