Thread: ADSL and FTTC Networking
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Old 01-10-2012, 21:54   #15
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Re: ADSL and FTTC Networking
Well my experience differs. While I don't agree two completely different technologies (and consequently providers) would provide the best resilience, having two different ADSL providers (e.g. Be and BT) would alleviate 100% of the faults I've had since my service was installed.

Every single loss of service I've had on my BT Infinity service has been because of issues on the BTw backhaul network, usually in Manchester. I've had absolutely zero access network issues. Similarly during my year or so with O2/Be every fault I had was also due to backhaul issues, usually several hundred miles away, and never once did I have a single access network fault.
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