[AG-TECH] Multiple use for quick bridge
Don Morton
donmorton at fastmail.fm
Thu Jan 23 08:22:44 CST 2003
On Thu, 23 Jan 2003 06:37:18 -0700, "Don Morton" <donmorton at fastmail.fm>
said:
> Sort of by accident, sort of by necessity, a few
> of us in Alaska and Montana have used the QuickBridge
> not as a "bridge" but as a "rendezvous point" for
> 2-3 sites at a time who only have unicast. This
> is incredibly versatile, and if folks are somewhat
> conscious of bandwidth, allow for small meetings
> from just about anyplace that has network. Up in
I forgot to mention this, but part of the motivation for
this message was that several of us semi-jokingly discussed
the concept of running a PIG from a passenger aircraft,
given that a couple of airlines are starting to get into
the ISP business. Not that any of us necessarily want
to communicate with colleagues while flying; still,
the possibilities are interesting, and I can see no
reason why one couldn't run a laptop pig while on
a flight (with just a couple of streams, of course!).
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