LAN and Telecom Cabling Fiber to the home - What are the standards ?

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Fiber to the home - What are the standards ? Al Dykes 02-25-05
Posted by David Lesher on March 6, 2005, 8:10 am
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>Also, remember that even if you plug that FiOS wall wart into your own
>UPS, it won't do a bit of good if the fiber concentrator down the block
>has also lost power and its battery has run down.

From what I saw, the outside plant is all passive; there's nothing
to run down.

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Posted by Watson A.Name - \"Watt Sun, th on March 12, 2005, 10:58 am
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> "Watson A.Name - "Watt Sun, the Dark Remover""
>
>
>
> >Also, remember that even if you plug that FiOS wall wart into your
own
> >UPS, it won't do a bit of good if the fiber concentrator down the
block
> >has also lost power and its battery has run down.
>
> From what I saw, the outside plant is all passive; there's nothing
> to run down.
>
> --

Excellent. Then perhaps it will eliminate this problem.
http://sffma.net/tech_info_powering.htm

Of course, you still have the problem that if one fiber strand is broken
(commonly known as backhoe fade), the whole neighborhood loses dial
tone.




Posted by Watson A.Name - \"Watt Sun, th on March 5, 2005, 7:52 am
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>
> I'm in suburban Verizon country and there are Verizon trucks all over
> the area these days. I asked one of the guys what's going on and they
> said they are pulling fiber. After we parted I began to think about
> it. I've heard of people in the area getting a multi-MB/sec
> residential fiber connection for about $50/month, real soon now. Does
> that sound right ?
>
> Are they really going to pull fiber to every house ? Do they do it
> all at once or just on new construction and/or when an exist
> house buys the new service ?
>
> What does the dmarc look like and what do they do with my POTS phone ?
>
> I'd guess they put in a black box with RJ11 for POTS and RJ45 for
> ethernet (served as PPPoE). Do they need 120VAC power ?
>
> Any other insights are appreciated.

Since when is it De Rigeur for Americans to imitate the French and put a
space before every question mark ?

Or are you just a hopeless Space Case ?

What is this nasty infection that's spreading around the net ?
That is certainly _not_ the way we learned to do it in school !

>:-(

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