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@johnatencio.com | reply to dvd536
Re: WTG..
I have 1000kbps up from Qwest now that is why Im with them now. |
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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. |
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ptluzzi
join:2006-10-23
Chandler, AZ
| reply to dvd536
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. |
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dvd536
as Mr. Pink as they come
Premium
join:2001-04-27
Phoenix, AZ
| reply to fcisler
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 *)
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