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Standard User Banger
(eat-sleep-adslguide) Fri 08-Jul-16 19:17:06
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Whats involved with a fibre self install?


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Anyone advise? Do they fit a new master faceplate and has it got extensions on it.

TIA

Tim
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(deleted) Fri 08-Jul-16 19:46:04
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Re: Whats involved with a fibre self install?


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Self-install means you just plug the router in yourself. Openreach activate your line at the cabinet.
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(eat-sleep-adslguide) Fri 08-Jul-16 20:03:32
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Re: Whats involved with a fibre self install?


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So do I need to get a new faceplate?

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(deleted) Fri 08-Jul-16 20:16:12
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Re: Whats involved with a fibre self install?


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No you just use the micro-filter provided
Standard User Banger
(eat-sleep-adslguide) Fri 08-Jul-16 21:22:53
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Re: Whats involved with a fibre self install?


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Provided by whom?

Tim
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(deleted) Fri 08-Jul-16 21:43:47
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Re: Whats involved with a fibre self install?


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Good question. They should come with the modem/router.
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(eat-sleep-adslguide) Fri 08-Jul-16 21:48:18
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Re: Whats involved with a fibre self install?


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On a self install? Getting back to my original question, do I need to replace my current ADSLNation ADSL faceplate with a VDSL faceplate?

Tim
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(deleted) Fri 08-Jul-16 21:49:56
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Ah. No, just plug the VDSL modem in instead of the ADSL modem.
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(eat-sleep-adslguide) Fri 08-Jul-16 21:51:53
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Simples, thanks.

Tim
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(elder) Fri 08-Jul-16 21:53:00
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Re: Whats involved with a fibre self install?


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In reply to a post by Banger:
Getting back to my original question, do I need to replace my current ADSLNation ADSL faceplate with a VDSL faceplate?
That wasn't your original question wink. You never mentioned you had an ADSLNation ADSL faceplate!

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