Peppa Cig wrote: » ....I assume it's Cat 6 Ethernet cable to modem from ONT? If so which port does does Ethernet cable get plugged into on F2000? But I guess FTTH is ethernet connection?.....
More Music wrote: » Cat5e or CAT6. Terminates with RJ45 on both ends. Plugs into the blue WAN port on the F2000. It is an ethernet connection. KN will run this for you anyway.
Gonzo wrote: » you should have it within 6 months, hopefully less! It all depends on how quickly they complete the stages from today's work to finishing splicing. At last your finally seeing some action which is a great sign that things are finally moving!.
rob808 wrote: » There not going as far as my house am I fecked with there work order or do they do sections.I should of ask were there stopping dam.my house manhole only one not marked the second last house has wp22 on it what ever that means.
long_b wrote: » How far are you from nearest splice box or are they up yet?
rob808 wrote: » There no splice up on the poles yet there doing the fibre cables underground with the Eir manhole cant understand why there not going as far my house since im the last house on the route.
Theanswers wrote: » I'm asking this question on behalf of a friend. They successfully ordered business Fibre FTTH and received a confirmation. Now a week later there receive another confirmation regarding ordering business talk and apparently needing to test the line?? Seems strange.
Pangea wrote: » Good few in my area seem to be getting FFTH in, my next door neighbour had a man from KN over one day, and nothing seemed to come of it, few days later I seen the County Council dumping gravel and putting up a pole beside his house, no progress since though. I noticed on the fibre roll out map all around us are yellow lines except the bit of the road we live on, (a cluster of 10 houses) the yellow line is on both sides of the houses but magically stop for some reason, my luck.
The Cush wrote: » What does the NBP map indicated for these houses, light blue and dark blue indicate those properties in the 300,000 rollout - http://www.dccae.gov.ie/en-ie/communications/topics/Broadband/national-broadband-plan/high-speed-broadband-map/Pages/Interactive-Map.aspx
BorneTobyWilde wrote: » At the moment the phone line comes in through wall and is running along hallway to the phone. Will the FTTH replace this wire, and will the modem be left in hallway when installed? It's then up to me to hard wire it if I wish to PC ? What is cable like? Current one is normal slim white wire that is not something you would notice.
Gonzo wrote: » just after spotting this on the Eir Forum about the monthly 'fair usage' policy. Apparently the Eir's TV service also eats into the 1tb allowance. I know it uses Eir broadband but I presumed it was seperate and not counted as part of the download allowance. Another major reason to never go near Eir's TV service, not only does it take away some of your broadband speed, but also eats up the monthly allowance depending on how much tv you watch.http://www.boards.ie/ttfthread/2057741969
knipex wrote: » Well there goes my Eir TV order..
eir Vision works off your broadband however, it wouldn't affect your monthly usage. It would only affect your usage if you are downloading movies from our on demand service.
plodder wrote: » I think it's worth quoting the actual reply That's pretty much what I would have expected. Broadcast TV does not affect the FUP but on demand stuff would.. and would be the same with any TV provider.
Gonzo wrote: » she updated the message since I first posted! When I first read it she stated that it would effect usage. I was thinking she had to be wrong as Eir Vision using the monthly allowance would just be crazy.
eir Vision works off your broadband however, it wouldn't affect your monthly usage or any of your upload or download allowances.
plodder wrote: » So, now they are saying even "on demand" stuff is not included.
Bored Accountant wrote: » She has removed the reference to the 'on demand' stuff. So isn't confirmed if that does come out of your allowance.
Gonzo wrote: » I think Eir should take a leaf out of the mobile providers book and have certain services exempt from 'fair usage policys' such as: - Youtube / Vimeo - Netflix - Social Media - Spotify - RTE Player/TV3 Player/4OD - Eir Sports/BT Sports Streaming Services such as above is general use, often by every member of a family on separate devices. These services are not in any way an abuse of using an internet service and should not be looked upon in the same light as someone downloading more torrents can they can possibly store or use. It would make a big different to the 1tb fair usage policy with these streaming services exempt, the 1tb allowance should be just for 'downloading' e.g. games, large files, movies and projects.
spix wrote: » I tried to order ftth + phone bundle today and they said it was impossible as my phone line is deactivated and I can get the internet only. Is this correct? Gave no option for me to activate the phone line just that its impossible for me to get that bundle. Can anyone explain this or been in the same situation with a deactivated phone line.
spix wrote: » Why would they do that when they're less likely to be able to overcharge people?
