Just had a read of the sky thread you linked to
What DLM profile do sky chose for their FTTC?
And they appear to be getting somewhat confused ,regarding the product names and what those products actually are ie FTTC or ADSL
Sky broadband PRO is i'm sure ADSL with static IP and talk about there being several line management profiles for those migrants from BE /02 who had a static IP
So will only apply changes within sky's network similar to what be customers had
Sky VDSL2 (Fibre unlimited pro) the only changes made to that are customers now have the option of having a static ip,
As it's a BTOR GEA product they will retain full control via their DLM , Sky will not be able to gain any control over that in the foreseeable future , and probably continue to place new orders using the BTOR stable dlm option, which they are even adamant can't be changed,lol , more like they wont change it , to save on support calls or so they think
And if you think about this logically If BTOR where to allow sky to have such control over their DLM BTOR would have no other option than offer the same access to all ISP's and possibly BTW , Otherwise it would be deemed as anti competive, and seeing there has not been any talk about this by any ISP , it ain't gonna be happening , and someone somewhere at sky has got their wires well and trully crossed and this talk of LPM's applies to their ADSL pro product and nothing else
ISP's being able to have control or overide DLM would be wellcome news for many people, it would possibly increase take up as well , there's lots of online gamers out there that rely on lowest possible latency
Edited by tommy45 (Wed 23-Apr-14 20:14:02)