Rosa2003
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Hello Experts!
Help me to understand me this case scenario with Vsat:
There is Building_Vsat with a Vsat dish which is connected to a satellite.
We try to have a dedicated line from Building1 to MainBuilding. Building1 does not have Vsat dish. We want to connect Building1 to Building_Vsat in order to use its Vsat and so connect Building1 to MainBuilding
1. To connect Building1 to Building_Vsat, what do we need? Do we need a modem or a router in Building1 and in Building_Vsat? And also do we need to cable from Building1 to Building_Vsat with fiber optic cable or cupper cable to get them connected? Anything else?
2. After Building1 is connected with Building_Vsat, is it possible to use the Vsat of Building_Vsat to go out through satellite?I suppose that both buildings will share the bandwith of the Vsat.
3. Is yes, MainBuilding would be need to have a Vsat and so Building1 would be connected with MainBuilding using vsat of Building_Vsat. Is it correct?
Thank you!
Help me to understand me this case scenario with Vsat:
There is Building_Vsat with a Vsat dish which is connected to a satellite.
We try to have a dedicated line from Building1 to MainBuilding. Building1 does not have Vsat dish. We want to connect Building1 to Building_Vsat in order to use its Vsat and so connect Building1 to MainBuilding
1. To connect Building1 to Building_Vsat, what do we need? Do we need a modem or a router in Building1 and in Building_Vsat? And also do we need to cable from Building1 to Building_Vsat with fiber optic cable or cupper cable to get them connected? Anything else?
2. After Building1 is connected with Building_Vsat, is it possible to use the Vsat of Building_Vsat to go out through satellite?I suppose that both buildings will share the bandwith of the Vsat.
3. Is yes, MainBuilding would be need to have a Vsat and so Building1 would be connected with MainBuilding using vsat of Building_Vsat. Is it correct?
Thank you!
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