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==About== | ==About== | ||
A mesh network is a [[computer network]] in which each node is not only an end-node but also must pass through data for other nodes. Mesh networks are more redundant than many other topologies, as there are generally multiple routes from any point to any other point, so there are fewer [[single-point failure mode]]s. | A mesh network is a [[computer network]] in which each node is not only an end-node but also must pass through data for other nodes. Mesh networks are more redundant than many other topologies, as there are generally multiple routes from any point to any other point, so there are fewer [[single-point failure mode]]s. | ||
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===Reference=== | ===Reference=== | ||
Revision as of 03:18, 11 November 2011
About
A mesh network is a computer network in which each node is not only an end-node but also must pass through data for other nodes. Mesh networks are more redundant than many other topologies, as there are generally multiple routes from any point to any other point, so there are fewer single-point failure modes.
Notes
Links
Reference
Articles
- 2011-02-11 16+ Projects & Initiatives Building Ad-Hoc Wireless Mesh Networks
- 2011-02-10 How To Set Up An Open Mesh Network in Your Neighborhood
- 2011-01-28 Get Internet Access When Your Government Shuts It Down
Hardware
- Open-Mesh: a company that makes dedicated open mesh hardware
- OM2P 802.11n High Power Mini-Router
- Planning & Installation Guide for Cloudtrax Networks
- Cloudtrax appears to be firmware for operating and administering a mesh network on Open-Mesh devices; not clear if it's an open standard