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=== Wired Networking === * Ethernet shield and web server ** One wire between door and router, second wire between router and server, and always on door server. As few "moving" parts as necessary. ** would require people to be on the loadoffun wireless to buzz people in ** could store access keys locally incase server melts down * No ethernet alternative: signal boards via simple copper wire from central web server. ** '''plus:''' no ethernet shield cost. ** node server (running dyn-dns or similar) authenticates users and then sends command over serial to a usb-attached arduino/similar peripheral. peripheral sets signal lines high for corresponding node devices. Node devices open door locks. ** node server could run fancy program (auth via tropo sms, email, web app), also just as feasible with wireless networking
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