Looking at your first post, I am thinking that the reason you use seperate RB333 boards for each radio is for maximum throughput through the board. On your second post, you mention using an RB450, but they have no slots for cards? Thank you ! Paul --------------------------------- sorry i meant 433.

1 link using rb333 or rb450 and r52 wireless cards will get you cumulitive of 54megabits using a 40mhz band.

eric

i didn't really like nstreme dual for this type of situation so i bonded 3 wireless links together to get a cumulitive amount of 160megabits. i'm using 6 rb333 boards for the wireless bridges, 6 r52 wireless cards, 2 rb600 boards to do the bonding. i'm running 3.x on all the units, nstreme turned on...

everything imho looks fine. only things i would be doing different is to remove all the addresses from from e2_lan, not needed in order to make ppp work, and to adjust my mtu to 1420.

i'm pretty sure there isn't one. believe me i with there were. a few of your options are cisco, or if you want another linux based solution http://www.imagestream.com. personaly i'm using a cisco 7206 with a g1 npe to run our oc3. from the cisco i route all my addresses to a mikrotik box where i cre...