I am currently studying for some Cisco networking certifications and have been thinking about this since the first email..

It just occurred to me that you could quite possibly run multiple (on different channels) wireless N point-to-point bridges and load balance between them. It would require a fair amount of initial equipment but because you wouldn't be renting any lines that's all you'd have to pay.. I have done some point-to-point wireless networking in the labs at RMIT but on older b/g equipment. For antennas you'd just run either a bunch of yagis or panels... 


On Mon, Mar 4, 2013 at 8:53 PM, Graeme Cross <gcross@fastmail.fm> wrote:
On Mon, Mar 4, 2013, at 06:05 PM, Jason White wrote:
> Graeme Cross <gcross@fastmail.fm> wrote:
>
> > We have quotes from a couple of wireless point-to-point providers, but I
> > am also looking at alternatives, such as laser, as I am concerned about
> > wireless performance, especially with a tramline running between the two
> > buildings!
>
> Am I right in assuming that the roadway rules out the possibility of
> running a
> fibre cable between the buildings? I don't know what form of state/local
> government approval you would need for that, even if you could easily run
> it high overhead for example.

Hi Jason.

We looked into fibre initially, and it seems to not be an option -
especially if you want to go above a tram line instead of underground!

Regards
Graeme
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