It's goodbye to IDNet, but not IDNetters

Started by PuncH, Feb 12, 2010, 23:30:23

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Rik

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Glenn

But for 200m, I could have have a similar connection.  :bawl:
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Rik

I'm at 213m from the cabinet, so live in hope.
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Glenn

I'm 200m from being on the correct exchange.
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DorsetBoy

Quote from: Glenn on Feb 28, 2010, 15:31:07
But for 200m, I could have have a similar connection.  :bawl:

Don't complain, we can only get ADSLMax here not even a fast LLU, BT's statements about upgrades to a better service are as reliable as the UK parliament  :whistle:

Steve

Probably a stupid question but how do find your distance to the BT cabinet for FTTC purposes?
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Glenn

Ask a BT engineer. I'm not sure how far I am from mine, Steve, but 2 streets away, they are on a different exchange with FTTC enabled.
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Steve

I must be along way away then never see them ;D
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Glenn

I would think that the FTTC cabinets would be built close to the normal cabinets.
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Rik

Quote from: Steve on Feb 28, 2010, 16:26:27
Probably a stupid question but how do find your distance to the BT cabinet for FTTC purposes?

As Glenn says, Steve, only a BT engineer can give you a definitive answer.
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Technical Ben

Quote from: Rik on Feb 28, 2010, 16:36:48
As Glenn says, Steve, only a BT engineer can give you a definitive answer.

Yep, I've heard of next door neighbours being on different exchanges connected to different VILLAGES, let alone cabinets.  :dunno:
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