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Hi,<br>
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Some PCI auditors (loaded words right there) will freak out and
you're stuck explaining the concept of life all over again...<br>
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Anyway, those works in a DC (25k') built inside a support
structure for a train station =D.<br>
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Wilson Pro 70 Plus Select (50 Ohm) Omni/Dome Kit | 462327<br>
SKU: WA462327<br>
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On 2019-07-18 09:35, Matt Harris wrote:<br>
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<div dir="ltr">On Thu, Jul 18, 2019 at 8:30 AM Robert Webb <<a
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<div dir="ltr">So I have a situation where I am trying to
get LTE to an out of band router and there is no signal
available in the data center. There was a booster setup
purchased and I have a manager telling me that standards,
industry and not local, prohibit the installation.
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<div>He has yet to produce any documented industry
standard so I thought I would reach out to see if anyone
here has heard of this.</div>
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<div>We fall under NIST controls and I haven't found
anything there and have also looked at TIA and not found
anything.</div>
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<div>I've never heard of any industry standard preventing such
a thing. There are a few questions this raises though. The
first and most obvious being, are you sure that a "booster
setup" will actually help? Have you done a site survey to
figure out how to actually accomplish what you need to
accomplish? The other question is whether perhaps the issue
he has is with the specific "booster setup" chosen. Perhaps
there's something naughty about it, in particular, that has
caused him to not want it in his facility (cheap Chinese
radios are known, for example, for polluting the spectrum
outside of the frequencies that they are designed to operate
within.) Maybe he has other folks doing legit RF stuff in
there and doesn't want to risk that pollution? </div>
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