RE: [CUWiN] Re: Champaign's "free" wireless.

Kristjan;

Of course, and as wifi phones become more prevalent, I could see that
becoming the most common use.

See my other reply to Barry for more about this topic.

/tmy

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[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Kristjan Onu
Sent: Friday, September 07, 2007 5:39 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [CUWiN] Re: Champaign's "free" wireless.

> Web traffic, ICMP, and DNS are what are allowed through, everything
> else is blocked... When was the last time you sat in west side park
> and used wifi from a coffee shop?

Have you started thinking about VoIP applications? I can't see myself
using a laptop on a parkbench that often; more appealing is the idea
of widespread outdoor WiFi coverage with a dual-mode GSM/WiFi handset
to reduce the number of minutes I'd use on a cell phone plan. I think
most such handsets use SIP so getting VoIP to work with only WWW, ICMP
and DNS would seem circuitous.

K

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