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Old 24-11-2011, 15:57   #84
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Re: New Acceptable Usage Policy from VM (discussion)

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Originally Posted by Dush View Post
Where does the number 66 customers come from? Is that the average number of customers on each cab? If so that sounds pretty impressive, so you're guaranteed 15mbit bandwidth even if everyone on your road is hammering their connection.
BT provision at least a Gig for each 66 customers, they are contractually obligated to provide 15Mb.

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Originally Posted by Dush View Post
Re: contention down the network. How does that work with leased lines? Do they ever contend further down?
Leased lines should have no contention at any point though of course this isn't necessarily the case.

On FTTC it depends, the operators can purchase as much or as little capacity from Openreach and/or Wholesale as they please. Wholesale do contend, quite heavily, as do BT Retail which is why there's quite aggressive P2P shaping on Infinity, though oddly they don't shape newsgroups.
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