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I have a [[SPA3102]] that I will probably use to bridge the existing phone line to an internal VOIP network. | I have a [[SPA3102]] that I will probably use to bridge the existing phone line to an internal VOIP network. | ||
I am thinking about using FreeSwitch instead of Asterisk this time, | |||
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Revision as of 03:37, 20 December 2009
Chintimini Wildlife Center has several buildings spread out 100-200' feet apart.
Objective: create a local area network that links the buildings together, and allow visitors to use WiFi connections.
There are a variety of out buildings. I have done a map, need to upload it.
- Reception - At the front of the property
- Residence - Cable Internet connection is here.
- Clinic - 200' north of residence; PSTN phone line is available here
- Raptor barn - north of clinic
- Educational center - the "yurt" - 100 northeast of clinic
A wired network would be great, but hard to implement right now. We'd need to do over 300' of trenching. So I am going to try a wireless link first.
An indoor access point will be located in the residence. It will have a directional antenna aimed north to the clinic.
We can do a wired link from the residence to the reception building, they are in close proximity. Reception is not normally staffed, there is a door bell that rings in the clinic. So this is low priority.
On the clinic roof will be a mast with two EZ-Go-2 Wifi AP's. AP1 will point south towards the residence and AP2 will point northeast towards the yurt.
AP1 will be talking to a generic access point so it has to look like a client.
AP2 will be talking to sundry laptops in the yurt and outside so it has to look like an access point. In the Yurt I will need another access point configured to look like a client with a lan in the yurt; there are 3 or 4 computers there.
EZ-G0 config notes
Firmware: 139_01.02 (Jan 2 2009)
Checklist
- Set clock
- Set IP address.
- Set passwords.
- Turn off telnet access.
File server
I will probably deploy Otter, a Toshiba Magnia at CWC. It's close to perfect for their needs as a file server and ethernet switch in the clinic and currently I am only using it as a paperweight here at home.
Phone system
I have a SPA3102 that I will probably use to bridge the existing phone line to an internal VOIP network.
I am thinking about using FreeSwitch instead of Asterisk this time,
