Fibre: Secunda Community

Swa said:
Not difficult but cumbersome. Print, sign, scan, send then print, sign, scan, send again.
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Better than older methods such as registered mail/drive there/fax :P. I just kept it all digital anyway so no printing.
 
Alex$The$Alien said:
These routers are not cheap though. They are mostly high performance AC routers. And you will need a wireless AC network card too in order to facilitate high bandwidth. . I would rather search for a normal 300N router with gigabit ethernet ports.. if I can find one. If you're not going for the gigabit 10 20 30 packages don't fork out R3000 for a router
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I am going for the gigabit 20...... what are my options then, i also have a linear layout to my house and i would need something to go through the walls to laptops playstation tvs and ipads? HELP!!! If the routers they supply for 24 month contract are not ac would i need to buy another router
 
PJ Kleinsmidt said:
I am going for the gigabit 20...... what are my options then, i also have a linear layout to my house and i would need something to go through the walls to laptops playstation tvs and ipads? HELP!!! If the routers they supply for 24 month contract are not ac would i need to buy another router
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http://www.tp-link.com/en/products/details/cat-9_Archer-C7.html

These can be found locally...for about R800-R1000 or R1500-R1800 if the shop is ripping you off

If you're looking to go gigabit.. study this pic well. don't get a router that isn't specific

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PJ Kleinsmidt said:
I am going for the gigabit 20...... what are my options then, i also have a linear layout to my house and i would need something to go through the walls to laptops playstation tvs and ipads? HELP!!! If the routers they supply for 24 month contract are not ac would i need to buy another router
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They do not supply routers. You can buy one from them. It's not included in the contracts.
 
I am taking a look into something else for my home. http://www.tp-link.com/en/products/details/cat-18_TL-PA6030KIT.html

Now it might not work for all, but I think it would be perfect for me. When 123net is finished I can just plug the cable from their box into the adapter and connect the PC, TV, PS and media player with short lan cables. Will connect the router aswell, but then I will keep my own modem and just convert the one port to ewan. Like this everything will be connected with max local speed of 1gig and 20meg international, just the wifi will only be 20meg no matter what since that is the max for the router, but hey wife doesnt need more then that for facebook =P, plus I dont have to worry about signal strength from the wifi through the walls if I want to stream on my tv.

Been one quiet monday, wonder how many contracts was signed and returned?
 
What is the latest news on start/Completion date?
My forms are signed and delivered.
 
Henry.de.kock said:
I am taking a look into something else for my home. http://www.tp-link.com/en/products/details/cat-18_TL-PA6030KIT.html

Now it might not work for all, but I think it would be perfect for me. When 123net is finished I can just plug the cable from their box into the adapter and connect the PC, TV, PS and media player with short lan cables. Will connect the router aswell, but then I will keep my own modem and just convert the one port to ewan. Like this everything will be connected with max local speed of 1gig and 20meg international, just the wifi will only be 20meg no matter what since that is the max for the router, but hey wife doesnt need more then that for facebook =P, plus I dont have to worry about signal strength from the wifi through the walls if I want to stream on my tv.

Been one quiet monday, wonder how many contracts was signed and returned?
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do these work through the power points creating a network using the electrical wires in ones home
 
123NET fibre Team said:
Yes, we provide free "basic" routers for users who sign up for 24 months (100mbit ethernet and 802.11b/g/n). We will also sell these routers direct if users do not want to sign for 24 months. We also have a gigabit ethernet router (with 802.11b/g/n as well) available.

Obviously the best type of wifi router would be one that supports 802.11ac for the fastest performance, but I do recommend you rather use gigabit-ethernet for your gigabit devices rather than trying to achieve gigabit speeds over wifi, as it is very difficult to get gigabit speeds wirelessly, even with 802.11ac (see http://www.zdnet.com/article/gigabit-wi-fi-802-11ac-is-here-five-things-you-need-to-know/).
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here it is
 
Henry.de.kock said:
I am taking a look into something else for my home. http://www.tp-link.com/en/products/details/cat-18_TL-PA6030KIT.html

Now it might not work for all, but I think it would be perfect for me. When 123net is finished I can just plug the cable from their box into the adapter and connect the PC, TV, PS and media player with short lan cables. Will connect the router aswell, but then I will keep my own modem and just convert the one port to ewan. Like this everything will be connected with max local speed of 1gig and 20meg international, just the wifi will only be 20meg no matter what since that is the max for the router, but hey wife doesnt need more then that for facebook =P, plus I dont have to worry about signal strength from the wifi through the walls if I want to stream on my tv.

Been one quiet monday, wonder how many contracts was signed and returned?
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http://www.takealot.com/tp-link-av600-3-port-gigabit-powerline-adapter-starter-kit/PLID34187728
 
123NET fibre Team said:
Yes, we provide free "basic" routers for users who sign up for 24 months (100mbit ethernet and 802.11b/g/n). We will also sell these routers direct if users do not want to sign for 24 months. We also have a gigabit ethernet router (with 802.11b/g/n as well) available.

Obviously the best type of wifi router would be one that supports 802.11ac for the fastest performance, but I do recommend you rather use gigabit-ethernet for your gigabit devices rather than trying to achieve gigabit speeds over wifi, as it is very difficult to get gigabit speeds wirelessly, even with 802.11ac (see http://www.zdnet.com/article/gigabit-wi-fi-802-11ac-is-here-five-things-you-need-to-know/).
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whats the range on the free basic router?
 
6th of October 2015... anybody received phone calls or seen any trenching?
 
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