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Broadband Question..

IceJam · 2020-09-02 20:21:52

I’m soon to move to rented accom. for a few months, & I’ll be working from home. The new address can only receive Vodafone’s ‘part fibre’ broadband, an online checks shows ‘up to 28mbps’ for my new eircode. So the question, is anyone using this setup for working from home & is it sufficient speed? I don’t need super fast &…

02-09-2020 8:21pm

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IceJam

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I’m soon to move to rented accom. for a few months, & I’ll be working from home. The new address can only receive Vodafone’s ‘part fibre’ broadband, an online checks shows ‘up to 28mbps’ for my new eircode.
So the question, is anyone using this setup for working from home & is it sufficient speed? I don’t need super fast & it’ll be just me using it and nothing taxing just the usual emails, some video conferencing.. Thanks! !

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#2 04-09-2020 6:01pm

DeconSheridan

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Seen some work from home jobs on recruitment sites advertised as the requirement of 5 - 10Mbps Internet BB connection for the role. In my view that's plenty for lite usage including video conferencing. You wont get 28Mbps with mobile broadband!

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