In reply to a post by Taras:

haha, no actually because SSDs and GbE plus you already get used that speed. I'm more interested in where that link is.

The test was done in my home using my broadband services.

In reply to a post by CarlTSpeak:

In reply to a post by Taras:

haha, no actually because SSDs and GbE plus you already get used that speed. I'm more interested in where that link is.

The test was done in my home using my broadband services.

Cool

It's a Huawei 96 cabinet isn't it??

Serving 193 premises as mentioned by the OP in their initial post.

Thought the huawei 96 cab was upto 128ports ?

In reply to a post by Taras:

Thought the huawei 96 cab was upto 128ports ?

The smaller Huawei cabinets (MA5616) have 4 line cards slots.

They started with 24 port line cards (96 lines).
They then deployed 32 port line cards (128 lines).

They can now be upgraded to 48 port line cards (192 lines) and finally 64 port line cards, meaning it can now do 256 lines if necessary.

Different cabinets will have different capacities. Some might still be running on the older 24 port cards while others have 64 port cards.

No idea what your particular cabinet is running but I'll add that I find codelooks cabinet coverage numbers to be underestimated on many of my local cabinets including my own.

its will be VDSL2 capacity and nothing more