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maj. tom wrote:It's not real Fiber To The House like Digicel and Amplia. It's the same copper coaxial cable as always while their some of their transmission network would be a fiber optic network. By their marketing "fiber network" means from their server rooms to local network nodes. The "last mile" from the node to your house is coaxial cable. Hybrid.
DOCSIS 3.1 is a new protocol (2013) that coaxial copper cable modems can use up to 10Gbit/s Down 1Gbit/s Up. It saves power too. As you know the traditional bandwidth of coaxial copper cables are much more limited than fiber, so this uses new frequencies and multiplexing and channel widths, etc. to make better use of the potential transmission rate of a coaxial cable.
Currently everyone will be using DOCSIS 3.0.
If you log into 192.168.100.1 under Hardware/Firmware tab you will see this:
Hardware Information
System: ARRIS DOCSIS 3.0 / PC 1.5 Touchstone Residential Gateway
HW_REV: 5
VENDOR: ARRIS Group, Inc.
BOOTR: 2.2.0.45
SW_REV: 9.1.103DV8BA1
shaneelal wrote:Seems Flow has some new packages for Tobago customers.
I have the 250Mbps and getting 300Mbps with the normal 50Mbps up.jsm1985 wrote:anyone on the 500Mbps/50Mbps plan noticed that they gave a bump up to 600 Mbps down over the weekend? I did a modem reboot and noticed the increase.
Did same lasted about 3 weeks and now im back to 200 / 25 for some weird reason with some horrible fluctuationsmaj. tom wrote:Yeah the 200/50 plan went up to 250 randomly last week. I get a 300 one speed test.
Yeh they close by... already functioning thru the old roadTed_v2 wrote:Just now they might reach by me. Switching too
It could be just Hub tv customers. Its still down for mebrickman wrote:Been fine here.
maj. tom wrote:Yeah the 200/50 plan went up to 250 randomly last week. I get a 300 one speed test.
Already triedmaj. tom wrote:Change your DNS.
cornfused wrote:took out a "low pass filter"
nick639v2 wrote:Well something fishy is going on… I seem to be getting lower ping than Digi with Call of duty now..
Flow- 40-50
Digi - 60-70
Both hard wired, bridge mode to same router etc…
shaneelal wrote:nick639v2 wrote:Well something fishy is going on… I seem to be getting lower ping than Digi with Call of duty now..
Flow- 40-50
Digi - 60-70
Both hard wired, bridge mode to same router etc…
Interesting, just to confirm, you were able to place the Digi ONT in bridge mode and obtain a public IP on your router using PPPoE?
The main reason I stuck with Flow was the ability to place their modem in bridge mode.
maj. tom wrote:Still waiting for Amplia to get service in my area. Wanted to make the switch long time, but like they only interested in serving certain areas.
Check the overall complaint online within the 3 suppliersDizzy28 wrote:maj. tom wrote:Still waiting for Amplia to get service in my area. Wanted to make the switch long time, but like they only interested in serving certain areas.
I have the choice of Amplia and Digicel now.
My wife's work IT insists don't take Amplia stick with Flow or take Digicel hence my boosting of the Flow package. But I am disinclined to join the red network having successfully stayed away from all their services thus far.
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