sraz
join:2003-06-07
Tucson, AZ
| Qwest Remote Terminal Pics
Well in my usuall browsing of websites I found the Remote Terminal section of Qwest. I don't think anyone else has posted the link yet so here:
»https://apps.qwest.com/qhost/content/rtpics.htm
Article:
»https://apps.qwest.com/qhost/content/rt.htm
Qwest list of new RT's:
»www.qwest.com/disclosures/netdis···1704.xls |
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Nemokrad
join:2002-04-24
Miami, FL | Awesome. Most companies like that don't release that kind of information to the public. |
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sraz
join:2003-06-07
Tucson, AZ
1 edit | reply to sraz
Actually it is public information thanks to the FCC and such. I know companies such as Verizon have this info available but they only distribute it to thier registered CLEC's.
Check out these nifty resources:
»www.qwest.com/techpub/
»www.qwest.com/wholesale/
»www.qwest.com/netdisclosures/
»www22.verizon.com/wholesale/
»www.sbc.com/gen/public-affairs?pid=3181 |
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Nemokrad
join:2002-04-24
Miami, FL | reply to sraz
Well, I'd sure like to find a spreadsheet like that for Bellsouth. |
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sraz
join:2003-06-07
Tucson, AZ
| Well unfortunately BellSouth is just as bad as Verizon when it comes to sharing information about thier networks. I mean by the looks of this PDF A)You have to be a registered CLEC B) I think they want you to pay for it
»www.interconnection.bellsouth.co···2707.pdf |
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panth1
The Coyote
join:2000-12-11
Boca Raton, FL
1 edit | reply to Nemokrad
said by Nemokrad  :
Well, I'd sure like to find a spreadsheet like that for Bellsouth.
Wow.. over 2000 remote terminals eh... well here is a list of over 17,000 of Bellsouth's 
»www.bellsouth.com/broadband/dsl_···rtal.xls
CO deployment: »www.bellsouth.com/broadband/dsl_···ment.xls
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ISPs: Road Runner/Powerlink Status: Road Runner |
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sraz
join:2003-06-07
Tucson, AZ
| I must be losing my browsing touch, oh well. I didn't think Bell South would name thier RT's neighborhood portals????
Thanks for the link though, WOW 2000 RT's 
BTW Qwest kinda sucks, they are one of the few companies I know that can loose like 30 some billion dollars in one year »finance.yahoo.com/q/bs?s=Q&annual |
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wilbilt
Pronto Resurrected
Premium
join:2004-01-11
Oroville, CA
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I followed the SBC link and thought I was really getting somewhere when I found the "Neighborhood Gateway" deployment spreadsheet.
Then I downloaded it and found empty spreadsheets informing me the information had been moved to a secure site not available to the public......;(
Oh well, it was exciting for a little while... |
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sraz
join:2003-06-07
Tucson, AZ
2 edits | "Deployment Information for Neighborhood Gateways has moved to DSL Tracking & Inquiry (DTI) available on the CLEC website. This is on a secured server and not available to the general public. CLEC users please refer to Accessible letter CLECAM00-224 for further information. For Information on DSL availability in Ameritech, please call 1-888-SWB-DSL1."
HEHE SBC used to make that info public, you can still get it but you have to send a request. Or you can be a CLEC and log in here
»https://clec.sbc.com/clec/shell.cfm?section=9
At least you would be able to access their nifty Map program.
"In brief, a CLEC signing onto DTI can click onto a map of the United States and then “zoom in” to a color-coded map of various geographical areas down to city blocks. Each DA is displayed in a single color-code: Dark green means the loops in the DA are probably 12,000 feet or less; yellow means the loops in the DA are probably between 12,000 and 17,500 feet; red means loops in the DA are probably greater than 17,500 feet; and light green means the DA is served by a Pronto remote terminal. (The color blue on the map means open water). In addition to clicking on the map, other options available to the CLEC for retrieving displays of specific geographic areas include (a) entering a specific address, which will display the block or several block area containing the address; (b) entering a wire center code, which will display a map of the wire center and surrounding area; and (c) entering a DA code, which will display a map of the DA and surrounding area. "
EDIT: Also Qwest plans to add more than 1000 terminals this year and commiting 200 million to DSL deployment. They will also offer naked DSL. Supposedly 60% of all thier lines are going to be DSL cabable by year end.
»biz.yahoo.com/cc/1/38681.html |
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