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On 04/18/11 19:12, pierrot lafouine wrote:
>
> HiWe use the TS-GSM1 as cell connection 24/7, trought HTTPS and it works
> pretty well. The reason it is stabe is because the TS-GSM1 hardware's use
> all UART signals from modem (HW flow control, Data Carrier Detect etc...).
> And this is pretty hard to find an implementation like this, most of the HW
> provider only connect Rx and Tx between modem and UART / CPU to save some I/O
> pins. With a good hardware implementation, some good basic script with pppd
> perform (re)connection when needed.
>
I don't know about the rest of the world, but atleast in Canada running
a GSM modem 24/7 on any of our carriers would cost a small fortune :)
That and rural coverage can suck really bad, hence why we run our own
links to places we can reach and rely on the cell providers only if
absolutely needed. I still say if you can keep it within your own
control and run your own links you're better off. No one to blame and
have to wait on to fix things other then yourself :)
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Jason Stahls
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