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sbiddle: The fibre there will be P2P fibre, not GPON. If you want a HSNS fibre connection, you could literally have it within days.
Fibre also needs to be run to your apartment, copper for distribution is not a supported scenario.
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insane:sbiddle: The fibre there will be P2P fibre, not GPON. If you want a HSNS fibre connection, you could literally have it within days.
Fibre also needs to be run to your apartment, copper for distribution is not a supported scenario.
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It's funny as many customers of ours have media converters in basements of buildings, with ethernet cabling bringing services to offices for P2P connections.
Aredwood: If you can't get ufb, you will have to convince the body Corp to sign up for hsns fibre and share that to everyone in the building.
timwelch:Aredwood: If you can't get ufb, you will have to convince the body Corp to sign up for hsns fibre and share that to everyone in the building.
Might be one way around it... :-)
Hey mate, sent you a PM. Think we live in the same building, I'm after UFB also so maybe we can get it sussed if we're both on the case.
Chorusnz: This does seem odd on the face of it, but every instance such as this that I have looked into unveils a hidden problem.
If you can DM me the following I will investigate and come back with an answer;
Name & address details of the building complex.
The name of the consenting party who has signed off the consent forms (in your case the Body corp)
Service reference number & name of agent at ISP you have been dealing with
regards
^GL
Jase2985: you do realise they are not obliged to read or do anything about your issue on here, they do it in their own time and when time permits.
and the last time they made a post was about the last time they replied in this thread so maybe they haven't been online since then?
chevrolux:Well put.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radio_over_Fiber looks like an interesting future.
I personally think it's a waste of time. Surely using multicast over the ISP network is a better option for media services.
And on the note of putting the ONT's in a basement, a lot of the time apartments are going to easily exceed the 100m length limitation for ethernet over Cat5e/Cat6 to get back to the comms room. So that means running privately owned fibre up to apartments and then media converters for every single aparement and blah blah blah. It would just be a nightmare.
Aredwood: If you can't get ufb, you will have to convince the body Corp to sign up for hsns fibre and share that to everyone in the building.
Time to find a new industry!
webwat:
I suspect a few ISPs might be willing to provide a "fibre to the basement" solution. The multiport ONT that would have been suitable for GPON/UFB should also be available with Gigabit ethernet uplinks instead of GPON.
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