Thanks @eriek_halenx I'm gonna order one soon.. I was having second thoughts when @Rahul Kalani reported lower speed for 2.4Ghz
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Bsnl FTTH (Bharat Fiber) local infrastructure of fiber cable from outside poles to inside home installtion with pics.
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i heard from a guy in bsnl office that they are trying to work on iptv.
might have more news by march .
there is no credibility to this information yet though.
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I have two.Thanks @eriek_halenx I'm gonna order one soon.. I was having second thoughts when @Rahul Kalani reported lower speed for 2.4Ghz
(i needed a switch and some TP-Link gigabit switch was 1.6k. and router was 2.2k.)You might find this link helpful. Real world speed tests of a few routers...
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@Ameen , this
was on my older laptop. a OnePlus 5 gets about 70 - 75 mbps @10 feet.
@SG_curiosity , q1 - yes. q2 - no.
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Fibro 849. 50Mbps plan
@sidg2
1. When you had submitted the official request form for ftth service in bsnl exchange and when Bsnl technician came to your house for installation?
I had submitted the form in Jan 2019, then 2nd application in march or april 2019. And all this while I was trying to convince them to install the ftth at my place. It took me around 6-7 months to convince them (after numerous complaints) and finally in november they pulled the cable at my place. And then I gave them a fresh application with all the information because they couldnt find my old applications.
2. Please share ping test of CloudPing.info . Share the 3rd time test.
US-East (Virginia) 218 ms US East (Ohio) 245 ms US-West (California) 262 ms US-West (Oregon) 280 ms Canada (Central) 235 ms Europe (Ireland) 159 ms Europe (London) 168 ms Europe (Frankfurt) 144 ms Europe (Paris) 158 ms Europe (Stockholm) 168 ms Middle East (Bahrain) 56 ms Asia Pacific (Hong Kong) 119 ms Asia Pacific (Mumbai) 33 ms Asia Pacific (Osaka-Local) 152 ms Asia Pacific (Seoul) 182 ms Asia Pacific (Singapore) 80 ms Asia Pacific (Sydney) 265 ms Asia Pacific (Tokyo) 151 ms South America (São Paulo) 346 ms China (Beijing) 278 ms China (Ningxia) 242 ms AWS GovCloud (US-East) 245 ms AWS GovCloud (US) 283 ms
3. Try and share the speedtest again on different servers of speedtest.net (specially test on spectra net Mumbai server) and also test on fast.com on 2.4Ghz WiFi.
If possible than try on different device.
4. Is bsnl ftth IPTV (Live TV) Service available in your city? Any information about plans and STB?
(On bsnl website there is mentioned about FTTH IPTV Service but not much information available on website).
Nopes. They dont have manpower to supply FTTH. IPTV is not even feasible. First atleast they should provide the FTTH connections to customers.
5. Are you fully satisfied with bsnl ftth service? Any downtime?
Yes I am genuinely satisfied. The plans are better than JIO. And in my city there's only BSNL FTTH and JIO at some places. Downtime yes twice for 3-4 hours but it was for all the customers coz of some server issue.
@Rahul Kalani Thanks for reply.
1. Have you tried the speedtest again on different servers of speedtest.net?
Please specially test on spectra net Mumbai server and also test on fast.com on 2.4Ghz WiFi by different mobile. Also try both tests on your laptop by 2.4Ghz wifi but not by LAN.
2. What link speed shows you in your mobile and laptop on 2.4Ghz WiFi?
Also share you mobiles and laptop Model numbers.
3. On which date, you had officially submitted the last request application for ftth connection in bsnl office and after how many days later (date and month) they installed the connection in your home?
I want to know how much time they generally takes to install connection after taking advance money?
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@sidg2 is your home nearby bsnl exchange providing ftth.? If so they would give you the connection. Around 100ms i think
If not as for most people it's outsourced and provided by the LCO.
If there is LCO fiber going nearby your home/office all that is required is to pull up few fibre wire into your home. This LCO should have bsnl ftth in their service.
If not, unless an until an LCO comes by and lays fibre with bsnl service,
There is no hope for bsnl ftth.
Once they have laid line its a matter of couple of days for activation. For broadband and your new Landline.
If not as for most people it's outsourced and provided by the LCO.
If there is LCO fiber going nearby your home/office all that is required is to pull up few fibre wire into your home. This LCO should have bsnl ftth in their service.
If not, unless an until an LCO comes by and lays fibre with bsnl service,
There is no hope for bsnl ftth.
Once they have laid line its a matter of couple of days for activation. For broadband and your new Landline.