FTTH versus FTTB

tRoN

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So what is the difference between the 2 to justify the higher pricing? Is it contention ratios, SLA etc?
I'm running voip on Adsl and any fibre product "should" be superior? no?
I don't want to pay for exorbitant FTTB prices for no reason.

BIG QUESTION----> can I apply for FTTH at my business premises?
 

pinball wizard

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So what is the difference between the 2 to justify the higher pricing? Is it contention ratios, SLA etc? Yes
I'm running voip on Adsl and any fibre product "should" be superior? no? No
I don't want to pay for exorbitant FTTB prices for no reason.

BIG QUESTION----> can I apply for FTTH at my business premises? No. You might be able to chat the system if you work out of a house in a fibre area or something, but if you are in a regular business district, you are sol

like so.
 

pinball wizard

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But remember, the ftth service will be best effort and not carry anything like the SLA of a business service. Also, you run the risk of being throttled/shaped at any time on a home service, whereas with a business service, you pay a premium for fixed rules governing this aspect.
 

tRoN

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But remember, the ftth service will be best effort and not carry anything like the SLA of a business service. Also, you run the risk of being throttled/shaped at any time on a home service, whereas with a business service, you pay a premium for fixed rules governing this aspect.

Well SLA with Adsl lines are also best effort so it won't make a difference.
Also don't care much about throttling as we just doing VoIP and basic browsing and no streaming or video conferencing.
 
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