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The Brother WISP 163 – Preseem Sponsor Highlight

 

This week we have Tommy, John Osman, Greg Lipschitz, Jeremy Austin and Dan Siemon to talk about Preseem as our new sponsor

**Sponsors**
Sonar.Software
Towercoverage.com
Preseem.com
**/Sponsors**

This week we talk about:

0:00:59 Introduction
0:05:30 Preseem elevator pitch
0:09:16 Tommy’s Story with Preseem
0:12:28 What is QOE?
0:15:35 Onboarding Time and what Preseem boxed look like (Hardware requirements)
0:19:50 Question “How many queues can you handle?”
0:22:40 CGNAT?
0:25:04 QOS is Bunk!
0:28:59 Is Preseem afraid of the availability of FQ_Codel/Cake in commodity (Mikrotik) hardware?
0:32:40 Is Preseem only for Wireless? What about other Tech? (DSL, Fiber, Cable, PTMP technologies)
0:34:29 The value of Preseem, our access networks need improvement. Why Preseem
0:50:30 Does not replace actually having sufficient bandwidth! But can help.
0:53:41 The classical solution of throwing bandwidth at all of the problems doesn’t help either.
0:57:40 Where does Preseem+ fit in?
0:59:48 What about when you have multiple ingress/egress paths? (diverse upstreams in your network)
1:04:30 What about when the Preseem box fails?
1:06:30 Is Docker an option?
1:08:50 What about integration with other platforms? (Billing software)
1:10:30 Can I just get Preseem+?
1:12:05 IPv6 support?
1:16:10 Multi-Queueing?
1:20:56 Transport Technologies beyond IPv4 and IPv6? (VLAN, VXLAN, MPLS)
1:20:20 Why the WISP Market and what’s the future look like for other technologies?
1:28:40 Goal is improving customer’s experience. (both you and your customer’s)
1:32:00 How to get ahold of Preseem.
1:36:45 How to get ahold of Greg
1:38:07 How to get ahold of John

https://www.youtube.com/c/Preseem
John’s site: https://www.miscreantsinaction.com/

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The Brother WISP 162 – Ubiquiti 60 GHz gear, Mikrotik V7, Flat network recommendations and more

 

This week we have Tommy and Jon

**Sponsors**
Sonar.Software
Towercoverage.com
**/Sponsors**

This week we talk about:
Ubiquiti 60 GHz gear announcements, various 60 GHz gear and a cool teardown video, AF60 and AF60LR are Class A Radios Use Caution when placing them!

1 Petabit per second per strand of Fiber

Ubiquiti Edgeswitch s16 Issues and Switch/Power Discussion.

Mikrotik ROS V7.3 RC1 & 2 and Comments on Cake Queues

Flat network woes and recommendations for avoiding annoying things 1:19:00 TCP Windowing issue?

Mimosa Announcements

Subscription Models and how unpopular they are.

Tom Smith BGP on BSD, X86 Routers

Relevant Links

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KxC5R…

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JI9fv…

https://newatlas.com/telecommunicatio…

Fiber Store’s Mux ponder https://www.fs.com/products/148739.html

https://www.businesswire.com/news/hom…

Tom Smith did a presentation at BSDCan about BGP on BSD https://www.bsdcan.org/events/bsdcan_…

Here’s the video:(if you don’t see it, hit refresh)

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The Brothers WISP 161 – Greg Retires From TBW, BEAD Program, No More Cake

Published on May 21, 2022, by in Mikrotik, Networking.

This week we have Greg, Tommy, and Nick.

**Sponsors**
Sonar.Software
Towercoverage.com
**/Sponsors**

This week we talk about:
Greg retires from TBW podcast…bye everyone 🙂
BEAD program
ROS 7.3 beta 40, CAKE disabled?, added BGP names, more verbosity on bridge loop detection. When do we get more STP info in logs?!?!
No CAKE for you; thanks Ole
magic SFP notes from Chad
Testing over a backup WAN link

Here’s the video:(if you don’t see it, hit refresh)

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The Brothers WISP 160 – MaGiC-SFP, Dreamwall, Blocking Pirate Sites

Published on May 8, 2022, by in Networking, Ubiquiti.

This week we have Greg, Greg, and more Greg.

**Sponsors**
Sonar.Software
Towercoverage.com
**/Sponsors**

This week we talk about:
MaGiC-SFP™ : Solving the Last Mile Bandwidth Challenge
Unifi Dreamwall
Every US ISP to block sites
Travel to Argentina

Here’s the video:(if you don’t see it, hit refresh)

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The Brothers WISP 159 – UID, PoE Switches, Omada

This week we have Greg, Zach, and Collin Z travel there and back again.

**Sponsors**
Sonar.Software
Towercoverage.com
**/Sponsors**

This week we talk about:
Little Brother Employment Advancement (Proof it’s not a static group!)
Ubiquiti identity management
PoE Switches Capable of Being Powered by PoE
Have we talked Omada yet?
What are we automating these days?
zachs links
collins links

Here’s the video:(if you don’t see it, hit refresh)

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The Brothers WISP 158 – Git Usage, Mikrotik 100Gb Switch, USFA Testing

Published on April 8, 2022, by in Mikrotik, Networking.

This week we have Greg, Tommy C., and friendly new(almost Canadian) face Zach Biles!

**Sponsors**
Sonar.Software
Towercoverage.com
**/Sponsors**

This week we talk about:
Getting better at git
using git in your environment
batfish
SuzieQ
Arista ZTP blogpost
Mikrotik 100Gb switch CRS504-4XQ-IN
Mikrotik 7.2 stable release
CRS326 port extender mode; if extended switch gets a loop the main switch goes hard down.
Let’s say you wanted to make sure someone could use a cell phone for a video call in the middle of a concert where there is massive 5ghz and 2ghz interference and cell service is also overloaded. What would you do?
Universal Service Fund Administration Testing

Here’s the video:(if you don’t see it, hit refresh)

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The Brothers WISP 157 – ROS Updates, Arista ZTP, Russian Sanctions

Published on March 27, 2022, by in Mikrotik, Networking.

This week we have Greg and Nick Arellano. Zoom FTW bruh.

**Sponsors**
Sonar.Software
Towercoverage.com
**/Sponsors**

This week we talk about:
7.2RC5 *) bgp – added BGP advertisements display (requires output.keep-sent-attributes to be set);
Arista purchasing untangle
What is Greg automating – AWS inventory and Arista ZTP
ICANN refusal of services suspension Russia
Suspension of services for Russia LINX
Russian creates its own certificate authority
Cogent pulled out of russia – pulled IP space too
Lumen pulled out of russia
Govt sanction notes
Documentation written vs video

Here’s the video:(if you don’t see it, hit refresh)

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The Brothers WISP 156 – Mikrotik Wave2, BGP Max Prefix Limit

Published on March 13, 2022, by in Mikrotik, Networking.

This week we have Greg, Nick A., and Miller. Good news: this one was smooth with a LOT of great info/banter. Bad news: the recording is all kinds of bricked and only gets about 20 minutes of the conversation. Burned for the last time, we are transitioning off of Skype.

**Sponsors**
Sonar.Software
Towercoverage.com
**/Sponsors**

This week we talk about:
Mikrotik Wireless wave 2 supported on only 4 devices currently
Mikrotik ARM based routers that have stability issues should try ROSv7.2 – supposedly contains fixes
Mikrotik is on the fence about adding BGP Max Prefix limit

Here’s the video:(if you don’t see it, hit refresh)

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The Brothers WISP 155 – Mikrotik Hardware: 2216 100Gb, 2004 PCIe, CRS310, Cube 60Pro

This week we have Greg, Andrew Thrift, and Nick Arellano! Thrift was on a loaner machine, so his audio has a little noise here and there, but I believe I’ve edited most of it out.

**Sponsors**
Sonar.Software
Towercoverage.com
**/Sponsors**

This week we talk about:
CCR2216-1G-12XS-2XQ – $2795
2216 product video
2216 switch chipset spec sheet – 98DX8525
802.1Qbg
Dynamic balancing of mice and elephant flows
802.1BR bridge extender
ccr2004-1g-2xs-PCIe – $200 – also supports SFP+
2004 product video
2004 original block diagram, not this router, but same chipset
Cube 60Pro ac
CubeSA 60Pro ac
Cube vs nRAY?
CRS310-1G-5S-4S+IN

Here’s the video:(if you don’t see it, hit refresh)

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The Brothers WISP 154 – Traveling Man, Zone Stuff, MTK New BGP Performance

Published on February 13, 2022, by in Mikrotik, Networking.

This week we have Greg and Mike do the last duo cast for a while; Mike is about to join the elite club of fatherhood.

**Sponsors**
Sonar.Software
Towercoverage.com
**/Sponsors**

This week we talk about:
Doom on a 2011
map lite is perfect travel router…just wish it had 5ghz
What’s going on with Ansible AAP2.1?
Zhone Stuff
Ping Infrastructure
Sonar Communication
CCR2116 BGP Performance vs Juniper MX and Cisco ASR9k

Here’s the video:(if you don’t see it, hit refresh)