[SATLUG] San Antonio Wireless Project. (Any takers ?)
Mike Baker
satlug at thelandfill.org
Sun Sep 8 15:05:03 CDT 2002
As far as access points, i would like to get that to a point using orinoco
cards in little linux boxes running the hostAP drivers, but as of right
now, and for free, i'm sure i can manage an ap or two out of what i
already have around town. I would have to limit bandwidth, and possibly
run a transparent proxy so i can somewhat protect my network from people
like me and i'm sure many others on this list :)
Anyone here played with the HostAP drivers yet ? I got to see some really
interesting stuff with them up at Defcon this year.
-mike
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>> I have been working for a small company here in town for about 2
>> years, and at this point we are def. at the top of the wireless game
>> in town (as far as ISPs go, and NO i don't work for Hyperoam).
>> I am in a position to help get some kind of free wireless project
>> going, i have a network that covers just about every corner of town.
>> And please don't assume I can supply everything, or supply the WHOLE
>> network, but I can give enough support to get it started.
>> I would really like to be able to get atleast a few hotspots in town,
>> just a few ideas would be things like Mainstreet by Crossroads, maybe
>> the EZ Pizza off 281 and bitters, I'm just pulling these places out of
>> my butt, but they are places i would like to be able to go and surf.
>> If anyone would be willing to contribute a little time or ideas to
>> help get something going, it would be great. If not, it's ok, just
>> thoguht I would bring this up.
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> This sounds like a cool idea. Its already in place in places like SF,
> Seattle and I believe Austin. Who is gonna front the cost for WAPs,
> antennas and internet access?
>
> Count me in!!...
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