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#181015 29-Sep-2015 15:21
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Hey guys,
I noticed these in the cable riser in our office building. Think they were installed about 6 months ago. They seem to be on eveyr floor - we rent 2 floors of the 10 in the building and they are on both. Could this be used for GPON fibre? We are currently on Vodafone fibre for layer 2 with Orcon as ISP.







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  #1396666 29-Sep-2015 15:29
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These are UFB BUDI fibre flexibility points within a pre-wired building.

You can approach your RSP to get a GPON service.



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