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Originally Posted by Chrysalis
the 15meg is an openreach policy anyway so applies to all of FTTC.
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Not really, it was BT retails policy, there were ISPs accepting sub 15Mb orders long before BT retail started to.
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Originally Posted by Chrysalis
infinity isnt an ADSL product.
So if you get ADSL you then not on infinity.
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Sub 15Mb orders are still FTTC (VDSL2). Just becasue they don't call it Infinity doesn't mean it's ADSL.
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Originally Posted by Chrysalis
Even if you one of the unlucky ones and get around 15meg, the service will still be far superior to VMs 100mbit customer on that program with a filled tbb graph and 0.5meg speeds as well as the high jitter VM service and buffer underrun service (for qas*).
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Indeed, I've seen a few people quoted sub 15Mb and actually end up with 30+ so a low estimate isn't always a bad thing either.
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Originally Posted by qasdfdsaq
The PPPoE session can also survive a VDSL resync, but only if you use your own router and set the timeout higher than the default.
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Not entirely true, I've had the Home Hub survive resyncs and my own router without adjusting the timeout. Increasing the timeout could increase the chances of it holding on but it's not necessary. If it's SRA and not a full modem or DSLAM reboot chances are it'll hang on. Even so I would recommend using your own router over a HH in any case.