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Re: Capacity Problem Not talking about RT's either, there are very few in NYC if any at all. CO's are in close enough vicinity to most subscibers in NY, even queens. We're talking about CO equipment getting maxed out. |
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Atlanta, GA | said by ITALIAN926:Not talking about RT's either, there are very few in NYC if any at all. CO's are in close enough vicinity to most subscibers in NY, even queens. We're talking about CO equipment getting maxed out. RTs and ONUs getting maxed out is one thing (it's happened to me before here in BellSouth-land...I got stuck in "pending facilities" for seven months when an RT ran out of ports), but running out of CO ports is ridiculous.
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