What's FTTC on demand?

I am wrong again. It not FTTC on demand. It actually FTTP on demand. Apology again.

http://www.openreach.co.uk/orpg/home/products/super-...

Yes you are - it has no DLM. FTTP doesn't rate adapt, if it can't connect reliably at full rate, 2.4Gb down, 1.2Gb up, it doesn't connect at all or errors like crazy.

ok then but u could faced a bill of £1000 installation charge! For me FTTPoD isn't worth it for any residental. It will be fine for someone who doing business at home (eg: self employed)

FTTPoD is limit to few exchanges at the moment as it available to these exchanges:

High Wycombe
Bristol South
Edinburgh Waverley
St Agnes
Manchester Central
Basingstoke
Watford
Cardiff Stadium

Edited by adslmax (Tue 27-Aug-13 11:06:59)

Bill could be more but it is your choice to pay it

Fortunately it isn't compulsory and FTTC is available with a far lower install charge.

Virgin Media upcoming 200/20 will be lots cheaper than BT FTTPoD for any installation charge and monthly payment.

Also 33% slower, not available to those not in Virgin areas, and not yet officially announced.

Anyway, nothing to do with the non-existent DLM on FTTP.

In reply to a post by Ignitionnet:

Fortunately it isn't compulsory and FTTC is available with a far lower install charge.

With the dreaded DLM and Bt version of it, no matter what ISp you go with.

In reply to a post by zyborg47:

With the dreaded DLM and Bt version of it, no matter what ISp you go with.

The DLM is OpenReach's, and it's a lot friendlier than the BTW version... though I'd agree it would be even better if it wasn't there.