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Are you in rain 5G coverageIn true South African fashion, I'm willing to throw money to turn this issue into a non-issue.
Any suggestions for a good failover LTE deal? Preferably month-to-month in case @Frogfoot Fibre miraculously manage to get their network running as it should within the next year or so.
In true South African fashion, I'm willing to throw money to turn this issue into a non-issue.
Any suggestions for a good failover LTE deal? Preferably month-to-month in case @Frogfoot Fibre miraculously manage to get their network running as it should within the next year or so.
No 5G where I am, I don't think, but I'll check again. I've been seeing the Rain 5G placards up on the lamp posts nearby, so maybe they've expanded to our area.Are you in rain 5G coverage
Else Afrihost just reduced their Mtn Fixed LTE pricing
Depends on your ISP. Bloemfontein is one the vital points when you are with Afrihost,.I dont understand how so many areas rely on cape town.
Seems like living in PE one needs backup water, backup power and finally, backup internet
Ah i seeDepends on your ISP. Bloemfontein is one the vital points when you are with Afrihost,.
is the rugby still going?
Yipis the rugby still going?
It's the fibre which follows the N2 all along from WC to EC. FF uses it as their major link.I dont understand how so many areas rely on cape town.
not always some ISP's can still prefer routing through CPTIt's the fibre which follows the N2 all along from WC to EC. FF uses it as their major link.
Here in Slumtown, we go up to JHB, not CPT
If it is, it's very fluid...not always some ISP's can still prefer routing through CPT
im wondering if its the new liquid link![]()