[RIPE Atlas Ambassadors] LED status for RIPE probes

Well, .

But the situation is a bit different here in Iran. We're going through different changes in economy and energy consumption.
Aside from bandwidth costs, people are advised to keep their unused electronics off.

I have to be picky to find those who are mostly connected and do not care much about leaving their routers on all the time.
Yet, the use of USB host routers for network sharing is not a widespread option,
and people prefer to do have storage installed on their computers and go for an average/minimum featured router, if not mobile services.

Believe me or not, I am in a lab which is literally a 2-decade museum of networking history, yet I had difficulties to find a permanently free USB port among the devices.

Thanks for your kind attention,
M. Tajbakhsh​

Lecturer, Advisor, Network & Security Expert,

On Fri, 12/25/2015 10:23 AM, Denys Stroebel <denyss at faircape.co.za> wrote:
> As a side note to reinforce random unplugging of the probes, I have done so with my first non-Ambassador probe and managed to brick it. The general advice I give when handing out is simply to leave the probes for an extended period of time and be patient. 
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