802.11a with OpenBSD

Robert Hart <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.network.wireless.seattle.devel
Organization Air-Stream Wireles Incorporated
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hi
I'm from Adelaide in South Australia and we have been building a wide 
area network using 802.11b and routers running OpenBSD and BGP, however 
we are finding our backbones connecting on our Access Points are 
becoming less reliable due to the significant noise levels from other 
commercial 11b and LOS issues and so we want to move our backbones to 
802.11a. In Australia Ethernet AP devices are quite costly.  Does anyone 
know what 802.11a pci or mini pci cards are around that maybe supported 
under under openBSD? or equiv OS. We can only seem to source one type 
and the availability no existant, understand off-shore purchase, is 
required.

Value your comments.

Regards

Robert.

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