Its a great idea, but the moving parts behind it are a lot harder. Any significantly powerful model still wont fit in a 5090.
I dont know this platform, but looked around at a few others, and found users saying their hardware sat idle and connected but without anyone "using" the hardware, so it...
1Gbps raises a pretty interesting "economies of scale" question too.
At the risk of being off-topic, 1gbps pricing is high because someone needs to pay for 1gb of some kind of capacity/IPC/IP transit whatever and that's priced in. But how often is that user using 100% of it?
But if you gave...
Taking a look at it, quite a few of the services seem to be HTTPS-only and, seemingly providing certs from upstream but coming from a cache in your ASN - did you get appliances or is this lancache style? Some/most of those services you listed are HTTPS forced (sadly) so the box might just be...
And thus, you wont ever be redirected to the best local-CDNs and cache clusters maintained by the ISP. So, dont moan when your downloads/updates are slow, Steam being the top of mind for me.
There is even a major privacy argument supporting not using ISP DNS, but its always a trade off...
Omarchy is a great project but it's roots and author are way too deep in strange things for me to have made a jump, but it's somewhat easy to clone the bits you like best into a DIY Arch. Mainly the window manager and the little gimmicks which were seriously user friendly IMO. For newbs, still a...
Thanks for the info, another great insight and value of having AfriFolks around here.
Isn't PPPOE bad? I refer to people smarter than me
https://www.atomic.co.za/fibre-internet/pppoe/
At the very least, your router needs to start doing encapsulation, right?
Which leaves us with packet sniffing blah blah, mirrored interfaces. So instead of going through a traffic management device, all packets are duplicated to another device for sniffing and accounting. Pure speculation
I doubt every subscriber has an interface on their core router and I doubt they own the infrastructure on the access side either (lets not even consider GPON shared interfaces)