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    Introduction

    Now a day it is very easy to establish communication

    from one part of the world to other. Despite this even nowin remote areas villagers travel to talk to family membersor to get forms which citizens in-developed countries ancall up on a computer in a matter of seconds. Thegovernment tries to give telephone connection in veryvillage in the mistaken belief that ordinary telephone isthe cheapest way to provide connectivity. But the recentadvancements in wireless technology make running a

    copper wire to an analog telephone much more expensivethan the broadband wireless nternet connectivity.Daknet! an ad hoc network uses wireless technology toprovide digital connectivity. Daknet takes advantages ofthe existing transportation and communicationinfrastructure to provide digital connectivity. Daknetwhose name derives from the "indi word #Dak# for postalcombines a physical means of transportation with

    wireless data transfer to extend the internet connectivitythat a uplink! a cyber cafe or post o$ce provides.

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    Mobile Access Point

    Daknet o%ers data to be transmitted over shortpoint-to-point links. t combines physical and wirelessdata transport to enable high-bandwidth intranet andinternet connectivity among kiosks &public computers'and between kiosks and hubs &places with reliablenternet connection'. Data is transported by means of amobile access point! which automatically and wirelessly

    collects and delivers data from(to each kiosk on thenetwork. )ow cost *+ radio transceivers automaticallytransfer the data stored in the , at high bandwidth foreach point- to- point connection.

    Features Of Daknet

    /ince it avoids using phone lines or expensivee0uipment! Daknet provides one of the lowest-costaccessibility solutions in the world.

    n addition to low cost the other feature of Daknet is itsability for upgrading the always-on broadbandconnectivity. s the village increases its economic means

    the villagers can use the same hardware! software anduser interface to en1oy real-time information access. Theonly change is the addition of 2xed location wirelessantennas and towers! a change that is entirelytransparent to end users! because they need not learnnew skills or buy new hardware and software.

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    Daknet In Action

    3illagers in ndia and 4ambodia are using Daknetwith good results. )ocal entrepreneurs currently are usingDakNet connections to make e-services like e-mail andvoice mail available to residents in rural villages. 5ne ofthe Daknet6s early deployments was as an a%ordablerural connectivity solution for the Bhoomi e-governancepro1ect. DakNet is also implemented in a remote province

    of 4ambodia for 78 solar-powered village schools!telemedicine clinics! and a governor6s o$ce. Daknet iscurrently in action in many places. They are!

    7. Bhoomi initiative in 9arnataka

    :. /; &/ustainable ccess for ;ural ndia' pro1ect ofTamilnadu