WTG..

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fcisler Premium join:2004-06-14 Riverhead, NY	WTG.. Way to go, Qwest....actually doing something that may divert your path off the AOL bandwagon... Now if someone in your organization can come up with any halfway decent name...you would be set... "IP Broadband"...wtf? Let's just call it "RJ45 Connection"!
	to forum · permalink · 2007-08-14 15:31:13 ·
dvd536 as Mr. Pink as they come Premium join:2001-04-27 Phoenix, AZ kudos:4	I had to laugh when i saw upload speeds of 896kbps Or higher. Doesn't qwest know 896kbps is the technology limit for ADSL. FTTN/FTTH??? why bother as they got it capped at a low 5mbps(DSL can do 5mbps * y a w n *) -- You can never be too rich, too thin or have too much Bandwidth
	to forum · permalink · 2007-08-14 22:34:23 ·
ptluzzi join:2006-10-23 Chandler, AZ	they use FTTN so that they can move the switching station to areas its not in and use a subpanel. I live in Cave Creek and qwest just changed out t1 out for vdsl 7mg FTTN. we live nowere near a switching station and FTTN lets them place subpannels acting as switching stations so please QQ someplace else.
	to forum · permalink · 2007-08-14 23:49:30 ·

wnorman join:2002-01-30 Macclenny, FL	reply to dvd536 896kbps is not the upload limit for ADSL2+, which is what was mentioned in the article. The limit for ADSL2+ is around 24Mbps down / 1.2Mbps up, and around 2.7Mbps up with Annex M capable equipment (most newer ADSL2+). Another benefit of ADSL2+ over standard ADSL is that loop bonding is available to essentially double the speeds.
	to forum · permalink · 2007-08-15 06:03:39 ·
FastBB @johnatencio.com	reply to dvd536 I have 1000kbps up from Qwest now that is why Im with them now.
	to forum · permalink · 2007-08-15 10:56:24 ·

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