The checker shows the copper exchange.
It only shows the fibre exchange if no copper is present.

Your fibre should come from the same exchange as the fibre from the other properties.

In reference to www.itu.int � rec � dol...PDF Web results GPON - ITU:

Summary
Recommendation ITU-T G.984.1 defines the maximum differential distance between any two ONUs
on the passive optical network (PON) as 20 km and the GPON logical reach has been defined as
60 km. However, based on practical deployment experience, it has been found that a differential
distance of 40 km ranging from 0 to 40 km, 20 to 60 km, or distances in between allows significant
flexibility in PON deployment and offers many benefits including the ability to serve sparsely
populated areas in an efficient manner. The present Recommendation describes the necessary
requirements for GPON to support the differential distance of 40 km.

In reply to a post by j0hn83:

The checker shows the copper exchange.
It only shows the fibre exchange if no copper is present.

Your fibre should come from the same exchange as the fibre from the other properties.

That makes sense. The 100+ FTTP properties most likely don�t have copper present, the checker only shows an FTTP service available. Presumably we�ll retain our copper connection to the local exchange in Muir or Ord, and fibre to the larger exchange in Dingwall.

Yep.