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[Alejandro Bonet <albogoal AT gmail.com>]

2.4 Ghz radio transmissions are free of permission...
(I think this is as like in almost any country)...

Here in spain is also prohibited to put a cable in public space.

But this is not the case: All cables are inside my home and inside my
neighbour home.

But his ethernet and mine now are "the same", using the 2 wifis as BRIDGE...

(As i understand a bridge is a host that has two interfaces (ethernet
or wifi), and it copies
each packet it see in one interface to the other in both directions)...

In fact, they are allways transmiting some packets each some time (as
led blinking and statistics shows), no matter if there is an active
connection between computers...



2013/12/4, Jon Sparks <jon AT sparks.li>:
> It's not legal in most places from what I know, although small towns and
> stuff generally don't care as long as it doesn't interfere with the utility
> company's infrastructure.
>
>
> On Wed, Dec 4, 2013 at 2:22 PM, Quinn Wood <wood.quinn.s AT gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> On Wed, Dec 4, 2013 at 1:14 PM, Alejandro Bonet <albogoal AT gmail.com>
>> wrote:
>> > They are conected by cable to two ethernet switches (one at my home,
>> > and the other at my neigbour home)...
>> >
>> Oh, I thought you were bridging them wirelessly. In my locale it's not
>> legal to have a private cable on public property without a permit, and
>> that's not reasonable for most people. Meaning that type of
>> infrastructure is usually run by the people choosing not to give us
>> that permit.
>>
>>
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