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iansltx
join:2007-02-19
Golden, CO | reply to erikthebean
Re: What do i need to make a ADSL2 service?
Hmm...except Covad doesn't serve his area. | |
erikthebean
join:2007-06-25
Manchester, NH | reply to LBDSL
Or he could be like you guys and resell covad..  | |
iansltx
join:2007-02-19
Golden, CO | reply to alien9999999
You could try wireless though, right? Set up something with Canopy... | |
alien9999999
Your Head Looks Nice
Premium
join:2002-05-21
B-3000
| reply to LBDSL
said by LBDSL  :said by alien9999999 :I mean, i can't be that hard, right? LOL, That is funny Well, i'm just saying, that in my country it's horrible. They're ripoffs, and have no service to speak of, and it goes more down than a rabbit on his wife.
That's what i mean by, it can't be that hard.
In my region there are almost no ADSL2 service here to speak of, so i figured maybe i could build me a small service, but i guess not, since the bloody telco owns everything...
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LBDSL
Lightning Bolt
VIP
join:2002-01-07
Auburn Hills, MI
| reply to alien9999999
said by alien9999999 :I mean, i can't be that hard, right? LOL, That is funny
How do you plan to get the ADSL2+ service to customers? The ILEC owns the copper, so yes you have to pay them to use their copper.
You have to co-locate DSLAM's in each CO you want to service out of. Of course to do that, you have to gain access from the ILEC, which will require you to be a CLEC.
I could keep going, but unless you have millions of $$$ .....
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alien9999999
Your Head Looks Nice
Premium
join:2002-05-21
B-3000
|  let's face it, there is no good ISP that I can use.
So, what do I really need to become an ADSL2 ISP (with controle over my own service)?
I mean, i can't be that hard, right?
- a rack
- dual power failover
- a good switch
- a couple of firewall/routers with BGP software on it
- a couple of pppd machines
- a public subnet with AS number
- at least 2 reachable gateways willing to BGP route my subnet (and preferably close to the central backbone.)
- access to the phone lines at a good location
or do i really have to pay the telco maintainer the big bucks for authorization? and does this ADSL2 station have to be at a specific location in the phonelines?
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