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Originally Posted by pitrack_1
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It means you get a delicate (very easy to damage) little fibre running into your house instead of a copper wire.
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false, it's placed in the same conduit as the copper.
more flexible than copper (more resistant to damage)
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It means you get a couple of extra boxes mounted somewhere for conversion as the fibre needs to be converted to...copper wire to talk to everything else anyway!
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false, your router plugs into the 1gbit lan conection
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If you get it done, make sure the boxes are properly mounted in a safe, dry, protected, ventilated but accessible space. And what's inside (one of the) boxes? Why it seems to be a DSL/ADSL modem...You may have other converter boxes too (even ADSL filters) to use your everyday phones, faxes, etc.
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no filter needed as the phone has it's own ip address.
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It means you have one line for your phone, fax, internet, auto-dial alarm system, etc. So when it's damaged, you lose everything. Not good for a doctor 2 days before Easter.
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there are five ip addresses to use if need be, you are allocated two as standard
one for comp and one for phone
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