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Old 13-11-2014, 10:51   #10
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Re: VM Mobile customers gain access to free public WiFi via The Cloud

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Originally Posted by Kushan View Post
Well, there's money in it for Sky I suppose. Under Liberty Global, they seem much more willing to negotiate with Sky. However you are right, which is why I've wondered why Virgin doesn't seem keen to roll out their own.
Ignoring the CPE side of things it means using multiple service flows per cable modem.

Dynamic service flow add / remove adds complication and is best done via a PacketCable type interface. PacketCable is something VM are only now getting into for use as a carrier for VoIP.

The alternative, setting up static service flows, adds complication.

Looking at the CPE it's already quite precarious enough doing basic home gateway functionality. Adding a second DOCSIS service flow and guest WiFi network might be a bit much for the poor thing.
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