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U-verse TV :
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FTTN or FTTP
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Re: FTTN or FTTP
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 spd2demun
CL - Hi-Def Hero
Posts: 12854
Registered: 07-28-2007
Message 5 of 33
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Ditto--same here.
Koolkid1935 wrote:
FTTN.
It is not like we really have a choice though. If we did have a choice, for obvious reasons I would choose FTTP without question.
Message Edited by spd2demun on 08-12-2007 04:21 PM
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08-12-2007 02:21 PM
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Re: FTTN or FTTP
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t1c0
Regular Contributor
Posts: 166
Registered: 07-28-2007
Message 7 of 33
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FTTN here.
I want my IPTV 4 XBOX 360!
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08-14-2007 11:35 AM
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Re: FTTN or FTTP
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spd2demun
CL - Hi-Def Hero
Posts: 12854
Registered: 07-28-2007
Message 8 of 33
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It seems like I'm noticing a pattern here; we were pretty much thinking we were "promised" FTTP and we're getting FTTH FTTN? During a service call today, I was told that I have an "old" RG and that it or the coax (might be leaking signals) are the problem of my pixelation/freezing. It sounds like that is in line with what I had read, we are having to settle for old technology, when we are supposed to be getting the newest, the best? Not all customers are stupid...
Message Edited by spd2demun on 08-14-2007 08:54 PM
LOT8s Specialist and Home of the Wireless UFO Landing PadNOTE: I am NOT with AT&T no matter what you've heard; thank you, drive thru.
STANDARD DISCLAIMER APPLIES TO ALL POSTS --YMMV, YRMV, Take with a grain of salt!
No warranty is implied or given. No money-back guarantee.
UVERSE DIRECT: 800-983-2811
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08-14-2007 06:45 PM
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Re: FTTN or FTTP
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Koolkid1935
CL - Net Czar
Posts: 2451
Registered: 07-27-2007
Message 9 of 33
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FTTP and FTTH are the same thing.
As for the older RG, both FTTP and FTTN are using the same RG's (AFAIK anyways), they are replacing revision 26 with revision 28 RG's.
Know Thyself
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08-14-2007 06:48 PM
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Re: FTTN or FTTP
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Uturnaroun
CL - Net Czar
Posts: 3472
Registered: 07-29-2007
Message 10 of 33
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spd2demun wrote: It seems like I'm noticing a pattern here; we were pretty much thinking we were "promised" FTTP and we're getting FTTH? During a service call today, I was told that I have an "old" RG and that it or the coax (might be leaking signals) are the problem of my pixelation/freezing. It sounds like that is in line with what I had read, we are having to settle for old technology, when we are supposed to be getting the newest, the best? Not all customers are stupid...
A question about your post. Did you mean: promised FTTP and we're getting FTT N? And I agree. we should be getting the latest technology. |
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08-14-2007 06:48 PM
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