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Comment by Aurelio S. Montefalco on November 4, 2009 at 2:58pm

denial of service is rejected when base station is full and no available IP address in the modem. have you ever try to increase the height of the CPE or check on the BS manager software regarding about the UL/DL signal levels? is there any obstruction on the LOS? check also the network modem it must be 10/100 fast ethernet or gigabit ethernet.

Comment by Mohamed Hassan on November 3, 2009 at 5:03am

I was able to bring link by realigning it to another base station.

Currently am researching on Denial Of service on 802.16,specifically on the mac layer.

Comment by Aurelio S. Montefalco on November 3, 2009 at 3:05am

mohammad hassan:
remove the proxy server in the LAN settings which causing the LAN card confuse in selecting IP address and was not be able to open any web page also, remove all the IP's and DNS server address in the Internet Protocol (TCP/IP). remember that there is different IP from the CPE.

Comment by Andi on October 9, 2009 at 9:37am

to Hassan:
have you try setting up proxy server? is your network ad hoc or what?
well, ping is a ipx command in which you use it to check whether physical connection / logical connection to destination host available or not.
hope be any of help.

Comment by Mohamed Hassan on October 8, 2009 at 10:37am

Hi i am experiencing a very strange problem on one of my clients on Wimax.
The client is able to ping,traceroute but is unable to open any web pages.

Comment by Vanderlei Almagro on October 4, 2009 at 7:19pm

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Comment by Dejan on September 18, 2009 at 5:26am

Hello,
I would like to hear experience and to find more about indoor implementation of WiMAX systems with MIMO inside buildings. I was unable to find any literature, although there are books explaining WiMAX (and MIMO) but very little about indoor usage. What is potential of such system (comparing to Wi-Fi and HSDPA) as well what are complication encountered?

Comment by Martin on September 17, 2009 at 2:23pm

Hi Friends i am new 2 Wimax 360 and i am B.Tech(fresher) can u advice me 2 choose my carrier in Wimax industriees

Comment by David on September 10, 2009 at 1:30pm

Hello All the Engineers out there!

I am NOT a radio engineer. I have become involved in a WiMAX project consulting for a utility company (Law/MBA). We have obtained 3.65 licenses and funding from the government for a 'feasability' study.

Im am in a very rugged area near the mountains and want to install towers and radio equipment for 3.65. The utility intends to use 3.65 to provide internet for its customers and also install wireless meter reading (AMR) networks,

Our engineer only wants to use Airspan equipment. I'm fine with this, but have to 'review' his advice- especially as he wanted to become a 'dealer' and resell equipment to 'Us' (with commission) and many other utilities too.

What other 3.65 vendors should I look at? Why are they a better alternative? What kind of experiences have customers had with Airspan? (I see they are suing a past client, Buzz Broadband, and have some concerns as, after a little investigation of the lawsuit I can see Buzz has some defence & Buzz is now in Bankruptcy. . ,

It would be great to get some insight and advice- it's a very interesting and .unusual WiMAX project and your comments could make a real difference!

Comment by Mansoor Ali on August 22, 2009 at 7:12am

I am Mansoor Ali ,Working with Wateen Tlecom as Wimax Engineer my email address is mansoor.cit@gmail.com

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