Hello,
I'm working on a new project for which I must provide Internet access services to users living in two different buildings.
I can get FTTH lines on main building but I can't get any FTTH line in secondary building.
Both buildings are close to each other (<100 m) with clear Line of Sight when considering properly located wireless dishes on each building roof.
Weather is rather sweet: no snow but heavy rains happen.
I can try to install a fiber between both building but using Wireless Point-to-Point bridge seems more attractive.
My requirements are:
- get as much throughput as possible, above 500Mb/s if possible
- service continuity
- VLAN, 802.1p.
Maybe, I'll install one IP phone in secondary building if it has a chance to fully works.
My questions are:
1. What would you recommend for this ? Wireless Wire Dish seems to fit.
2. Is a good idea to install two different radio links (one in 5GHz and one in 60GHz) ?
3. Shall I expect above 10% performances variations during rains or when the wind blows ?
4. What kind of throughput/latency can I hope ?
5. Shall I plan to have someone climbing back on the roof from time to time, after initial setup or is it something that can run for years ?
6. Suggestions ? Comments ?
Best regards