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  1. F

    Lastest ISP Survey results of FNO's

    Had to remove this post sorry
  3. B

    What makes Openserve FUP different?

    I noticed Home Connect has a separate, more strict FUP for Openserve clients. https://home-connect.co.za/fair-use-policy-fup/ I am curious as to how FNOs bill ISPs and what makes Openserve different. My theory was that ISPs got billed twice. first a fee for each customer's connection. second...
    • BasBas
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    • fiber fiber ftth fibre network operator (fno) fno ftth isp openserve vumatel
    • Replies: 14
    • Forum: Fibre Networks
  4. cavedog

    How many FNO's are you covered by?

    I see that at a family member's place in Richards Bay, Frogfoot first rolled out in 2019 and went live beginning of 2020. Shortly followed by Vodacom Fibre. Looks like Openserve wants a piece of the pie now 2021. They are using existing copper ducts pulling fibre and installing bb's I feel...
  5. C

    What type of FTTH boundary wall box do you have?

    Fibre trenching currently happening in my area with three FNO's. I won't name drop but one FNO is using the regular electrical single way round junction box as the fibre box mounted on the outside wall/ fence. As far as I know, the weatherproof lockable type is the standard. I want to see what...
  6. D

    Supersonic and Vumatel

    I've been without internet for the 3rd day now on Home-Connect. Tuesday night my internet got disconnected unexpectedly. I logged a ticket and never got a reply. I called them the next morning and they logged another ticket. After several calls, I found out that my connection got transferred by...
  7. cobusv

    Upload Limits on Fibre Networks / ISPs

    Hi Guys, Im sure this topic has been discussed to arms length but i'm still curious as to why we cant have symmetrical services and why upload still is limited by ISPs and FNO's. The way i see it is that their networks are all bought symmetrical and upload should make no difference to any of...
  8. GIGZ

    Vendor Neutral Map

    Hi There Is there such a thing as a vendor neutral, regularly updated, fibre coverage map that one can find online? If not, and you decide to create it, I need my share from you. ;)
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