My house address has no UFB "until 2015-2016"
But my neighbour behind me has UFB
Is there any way to get UFB from his street (behind my street)?
I suspect the answer is no, but I thought I'd ask :D
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chevrolux: This is what you want. Get a pair of these, set them up as a layer 2 bridge and then get your ISP to get the connection installed at your neighbours. I believe you can have multiple RSP's delivering service out of the one ONT so your neighbour could still get a completely separate connection.
joker97: so will the bridge draw power from the neighbour?
Opinions are my own and not the views of my employer.
knoydart: Just wire a cat5E (or even a fibre version depending on the distance and the depth of your wallet) and share your neighbours UFB connection. I'm sure paying half on their 100/10 will give you lots of bandwidth...
Lorenceo: Does that work now? Pretty sure I read somewhere that someone who wanted two internet services over UFB had to have two ONTs installed, as Chorus doesn't support multiple services per ONT yet?
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