Dan-Speed

Hey guys, my senior leadership team have agreed to hire someone for 6 months whilst we transistion a couple of systems, the key aspect of the role will be geared toward working on our new OpenHive learning platform. Any questions feel free to drop me a message ICT Services Technician (Digital Learning) 6 months Temporary Post - SCP 2 – 14,733-15,444 p/a The Fernwood School is seeking an enthusiastic and motivated individual to join our team for 6 months to assist in the development of the schools ICT and Virtual Learning Environment The School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. Application form and further details are available from the Head Teacher’s PA, Mrs M Sheehan (SAE please) or via the school’s website. The Fernwood School Closing date: Noon – Monday, 3rd October The Fernwood School Wollaton Nottingham NG8 2FT Tel: 0115 9286326 Fax: 0115 9854250 Email: [email protected]

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Im glad you put it like that, with the comparrison with mobile networks because thats the only way i could get head round it. Unfortunatly Extricom is ruled out by how far spead the coverage areas are. Not convinced that i was getting best value from ramesys ive managed to arrange a free site survey and consultation on both meru and procurve so ill see what comes out of those. Thanks for all the advice.

Hi Ive been tasked with implementing a wireless soloution into my school and up untill a few weeks ago i was all set for a procurve but one of my asstant heads found that the city's BSF partner(ramesys) was using meru and as we due to goto BSF in 2 years he would like to consider using them. Ramesys have been out and discussed with us their reasons for choosing meru and showed us a little presentation about how its 4th gerneration and the access points manage the clients and you dont get interference between channels etc etc. I know its a few years since doing my network engineering degree and cisco courses but it didnt add up, as far as i could see it would either need to split the channel or time share the bandwidth so either reducing speed or all devices shouting on the same frequency. So deciding that im just not upto date with technologies could anyone provide feedback of there experiences of meru, is it as good as im being told or does it have its hick-ups Dan

Hi, are you in nottinghamshire or nottingham city?