Re: 802.11b access in Tokyo and Kyoto with IP mobility

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I tried it as well, and was getting 80-100% packet loss to just about
everywhere beyond the first-hop router.

Not usable.

--On Saturday, July 13, 2002 7:57 PM +0900 Fred Baker <fred@cisco.com>
wrote:

> For the record, I'm sitting at this instant in Tokyo Station, and am on
> my way from Narita to Yokohama. I am sitting in the green car, and I
> accessed the appropriate web page.
>
> I have wonderful 802.11 connectivity, and I have an IP address. Whether
> that means I can use the Internet is another question. On the parts of
> the track where the connectivity is there, we see ping round trip delays
> varying from 380 ms to over four seconds. There are fairly large parts of
> the track where the NTT DoCoMo 3G data connectivity appears to simply not
> be there - especially when in concrete tubes and ditches, but also on
> places with open track.
>
> So I think here the term "seamless", when applied to connectivity,
> doesn't really apply.


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