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MTNL Fiber to the Home (FTTH) to offer 10Gbps High speed Broadband
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what's the point of FTTH when they are barely offering 2&4 Mbps?? and i m not even considering the FUP. Since they are fup'ing they shud atleast have some sense to provide higher speeds like say a basic speed of 10Mps or higher. WTF were they even thinking when they decided on offering these crappy speeds on FTTH. Only the retards at MTNL can come up with sh*t like this !
Unfortunately, MTNL doesn't have the basic capacity/infrastructure/bandwidth to provide such high speeds. So I kinda understand MTNL's side.
They are trying to increase their capacity by adding a new data centre at Worli. But that will take time.. long long time. Probably so long that human race will not be alive to see the results.
Unfortunately, MTNL doesn't have the basic capacity/infrastructure/bandwidth to provide such high speeds. So I kinda understand MTNL's side.
They are trying to increase their capacity by adding a new data centre at Worli. But that will take time.. long long time. Probably so long that human race will not be alive to see the results.
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By the way 10 gbps is 10000 mbps and the speed displayed in the tariff table still shows 1 mbps @ 999 with 15 GB FUP.
Couple of questions:
[*] The FTTH will involve replacing existing copper lines to fiber? So then the lineman will have to change the wiring completely inside the house too? Is this why we are facing disconnection issues, since they are upgrading / increasing capacity?
[*] MTNL website has not been updated yet, so where did this tariffs actually appear? Not doubting anyone but any source of this info?
[*] Will this solve disconnection issues, since fiber lines have bigger capacity than copper lines?
[*]If this has bigger capacity than copper, why are they still offering 1 mbps. The most basic plan should have offered speeds of 10 mbps+ minimum. Too much to expect, MTNL? I guess, yes
[/list]The hilarious part is offering 1 mbps when your potential (advertised) speed is upto 10000 mbps. Unbelievable?
My only reason for sticking to MTNL is the lack of FUP. If FUP is introduced (which I am sure they will at some point), it's bye bye MTNL!!
Someone please clarify.
Couple of questions:
[*] The FTTH will involve replacing existing copper lines to fiber? So then the lineman will have to change the wiring completely inside the house too? Is this why we are facing disconnection issues, since they are upgrading / increasing capacity?
[*] MTNL website has not been updated yet, so where did this tariffs actually appear? Not doubting anyone but any source of this info?
[*] Will this solve disconnection issues, since fiber lines have bigger capacity than copper lines?
[*]If this has bigger capacity than copper, why are they still offering 1 mbps. The most basic plan should have offered speeds of 10 mbps+ minimum. Too much to expect, MTNL? I guess, yes
[/list]The hilarious part is offering 1 mbps when your potential (advertised) speed is upto 10000 mbps. Unbelievable?
My only reason for sticking to MTNL is the lack of FUP. If FUP is introduced (which I am sure they will at some point), it's bye bye MTNL!!
Someone please clarify.
Unfortunately, MTNL doesn't have the basic capacity/infrastructure/bandwidth to provide such high speeds. So I kinda understand MTNL's side.
They are trying to increase their capacity by adding a new data centre at Worli. But that will take time.. long long time. Probably so long that human race will not be alive to see the results.
then i guess they shudn't be messing around with high end stuff like FTTH in the 1st place !! lolz . the priority at this stage shud be to ramp up capacity to atleast be able to serve existing customers. I hope they knw where the hell they are headed.
They are trying to increase their capacity by adding a new data centre at Worli. But that will take time.. long long time. Probably so long that human race will not be alive to see the results.
then i guess they shudn't be messing around with high end stuff like FTTH in the 1st place !! lolz . the priority at this stage shud be to ramp up capacity to atleast be able to serve existing customers. I hope they knw where the hell they are headed.
socrates
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Hi,
Just off-topic, does anyone know the meaning of this sentence-
3. Out-of-turn priority is to be given to the customers booking triband with the above Unlimited plans.
Regards
I suppose it means they will not put you in the same 'Q' of the other mere mortals who opt for the vanilla Triband plans
Just off-topic, does anyone know the meaning of this sentence-
3. Out-of-turn priority is to be given to the customers booking triband with the above Unlimited plans.
Regards
I suppose it means they will not put you in the same 'Q' of the other mere mortals who opt for the vanilla Triband plans
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By the way 10 gbps is 10000 mbps and the speed displayed in the tariff table still shows 1 mbps @ 999 with 15 GB FUP.
Couple of questions:
[*] The FTTH will involve replacing existing copper lines to fiber? So then the lineman will have to change the wiring completely inside the house too? Is this why we are facing disconnection issues, since they are upgrading / increasing capacity?
[*] MTNL website has not been updated yet, so where did this tariffs actually appear? Not doubting anyone but any source of this info?
[*] Will this solve disconnection issues, since fiber lines have bigger capacity than copper lines?
[*]If this has bigger capacity than copper, why are they still offering 1 mbps. The most basic plan should have offered speeds of 10 mbps+ minimum. Too much to expect, MTNL? I guess, yes
[/list]
The hilarious part is offering 1 mbps when your potential (advertised) speed is upto 10000 mbps. Unbelievable?
My only reason for sticking to MTNL is the lack of FUP. If FUP is introduced (which I am sure they will at some point), it's bye bye MTNL!!
Someone please clarify.
Hi,
Good observation,
[*]It will be a supplementary service to MTNL.
[*]No the site hasn't been updated yet
[*]Will it solve our ADSL woes, no since both are different tech.
[*]10gbps is total network bandwidth of MTNL,its just a marketing gimmick.
[*]End user will get his share of 10GBps.
[/list]PS- I guess they have heard about Hayai Broadband founder in town, and want to impress him
MTNL also introduced NGCN (Next Generation Converged Network) in Mumbai. NGCN network is based on MPLS (Multi Protocol Label Switching) technology and offers enhanced VPN (Virtual Private Network) services with connectivity speeds going upto 10 Gbps. This is provided over a High Performance secure network which can carry Voice, Data and Video traffic from the customer into a single converged IP network.
Regards
Couple of questions:
[*] The FTTH will involve replacing existing copper lines to fiber? So then the lineman will have to change the wiring completely inside the house too? Is this why we are facing disconnection issues, since they are upgrading / increasing capacity?
[*] MTNL website has not been updated yet, so where did this tariffs actually appear? Not doubting anyone but any source of this info?
[*] Will this solve disconnection issues, since fiber lines have bigger capacity than copper lines?
[*]If this has bigger capacity than copper, why are they still offering 1 mbps. The most basic plan should have offered speeds of 10 mbps+ minimum. Too much to expect, MTNL? I guess, yes
[/list]
The hilarious part is offering 1 mbps when your potential (advertised) speed is upto 10000 mbps. Unbelievable?
My only reason for sticking to MTNL is the lack of FUP. If FUP is introduced (which I am sure they will at some point), it's bye bye MTNL!!
Someone please clarify.
Hi,
Good observation,
[*]It will be a supplementary service to MTNL.
[*]No the site hasn't been updated yet
[*]Will it solve our ADSL woes, no since both are different tech.
[*]10gbps is total network bandwidth of MTNL,its just a marketing gimmick.
[*]End user will get his share of 10GBps.
[/list]PS- I guess they have heard about Hayai Broadband founder in town, and want to impress him
MTNL also introduced NGCN (Next Generation Converged Network) in Mumbai. NGCN network is based on MPLS (Multi Protocol Label Switching) technology and offers enhanced VPN (Virtual Private Network) services with connectivity speeds going upto 10 Gbps. This is provided over a High Performance secure network which can carry Voice, Data and Video traffic from the customer into a single converged IP network.
Regards
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socrates
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then i guess they shudn't be messing around with high end stuff like FTTH in the 1st place !! lolz . the priority at this stage shud be to ramp up capacity to atleast be able to serve existing customers. I hope they knw where the hell they are headed.
Babus are always known to have put the cart before the horse & now they have also become greedy.
Babus are always known to have put the cart before the horse & now they have also become greedy.
