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Standard User deleted
(deleted) Mon 11-Dec-17 19:08:40
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Found this article with a reasonable description and limitations -

https://networks.nokia.com/solutions/g.fast
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(committed) Mon 11-Dec-17 23:10:13
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Have a look at this one and you can see the difference,

http://i68.tinypic.com/avn347.jpg
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(deleted) Tue 12-Dec-17 13:14:19
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Have a look at this one and you can see the difference,

http://i68.tinypic.com/avn347.jpg


I thought the lack of air vents in the one i saw probably meant it was not a g.fast pod.


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(deleted) Tue 12-Dec-17 13:44:18
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Yes, quite likely.


Not likely
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(deleted) Tue 12-Dec-17 14:17:23
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But, not impossible. wink
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(deleted) Wed 13-Dec-17 16:53:59
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Firstly the company doesn�t really work like that, tends to be more reactive than proactive. Secondly-how many lines do you think a hotel would need? Only a few I�d have thought.
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(deleted) Wed 13-Dec-17 19:07:11
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In reply to a post by Icaras:
Firstly the company doesn�t really work like that, tends to be more reactive than proactive. Secondly-how many lines do you think a hotel would need? Only a few I�d have thought.


A hotel is probably going to use ISDN for telephony I would imagine. They aren't going to have a whole bunch of separate pairs from a PCP.

Could even use SIP via a third party via EFM / xDSL.
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(staff) Wed 13-Dec-17 19:54:04
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Lots of VoIP and maybe just one landline to give access when there is no power

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(deleted) Sat 16-Dec-17 12:11:07
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Lots of VoIP and maybe just one landline to give access when there is no power


Exactly, 3 or 4 at the most. If they�ve got a lift many lifts require a separate phone line also.
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(deleted) Sat 16-Dec-17 17:08:47
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Lots of VoIP and maybe just one landline to give access when there is no power


I am probably going to kick myself for asking but as there are no new houses/businesses being built in the area why would they add the pod?

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