Hey guys, I got a chance to snap some pictures on VDSL system under HSBB through out my condominium.



That's a fiber optic hub connecting from underground to the VDSL system. As you can see the upper rightside of it, having 2 fiber cable. It was connecting to VDSL.



VDSL system. Covering Block A and B units. This system having 8 cards of port. The 2 yellow fiber cable was coming from the first picture as I just mention.
The top of the cable called as Main and below 1, is Backup. If the Main is been down, Backup link will be take over it.



Lastly, this is the 1st testing of the speed. On a single copper VDSL. By using a VDSL modem connecting to (alike Streamyx port). From the port to the whole VDSL system at above. Even I have a chance to test out the VOIP call, and it just sound like a telephone quality.

I think this is the first picture showing on HSBB under VDSL system. Enjoy 

Mobile operators, broadband service providers and pay-TV operators will now know how much it will cost them to ride on TM's fibre optics network 

Telekom Malaysia Bhd ™ (4863), the country's dominant fixed-line operator, has finally revealed the pricing for its High Speed Broadband (HSBB) access to industry players, more than one year after the project was first announced.

This means that service providers, including mobile operators, broadband service providers and pay-TV operators will now know how much it will cost them to ride on TM's fibre optics network to offer services like video-on-demand, Internet protocol television (IPTV), voice call and Internet surfing.

TM met with some 100 industry players in Kuala Lumpur yesterday evening, which lasted over two hours. Besides revealing the prices, TM also made its indicative terms and conditions (ITC) documents available to the players.

It is believed that most of the industry players came away feeling that the pricing offered by TM was "good" and "reasonable", but remained concerned on how the prices will affect them in the long run.
"I am concerned over the prices five years down the road. (That's because) the HSBB access pricing is not in the official access list under the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC). This means that TM may increase the pricing significantly in the future (if it wants to).

"If it was in the access list, then there's a little bit more control," said an industry player who declined to be named.

Meanwhile, TM executive vice-president Rafaai Samsi gave an assurance that the company would not abuse its "power".

"From our understanding, the government/regulator will only step in when there's a market failure. So it is in our best interest to keep the pricing reasonable to all, to avoid a market failure," Rafaai told Business Times in an interview yesterday.

Still, some industry players feel that the HSBB access pricing was complicated.

The pricing comes in two forms: a one-time charge and a monthly recurring charge.

It charges service providers one-time fees of between RM100 and RM200 for activation of each Internet port. On a monthly basis, it charges the service providers between RM50 and RM550 per megabit per second (Mbps) for bandwidth subscription. Different monthly charges are catered for different type of usage.

"The pricing we got was too broad. We will need another discussion with them ™ personally to get more clarity on the pricing, the timeline as well as the roll-out locations," said an official from Packet One Networks Sdn Bhd.

Still, Rafaai believes that customers will see value in its pricing after studying it in detail.

TM held its first briefing with the industry players March last year to reveal the ITC of the HSBB Transmission service. However, it did not reveal its pricing then.

The launch of the HSBB consumer retail service is on schedule: in March this year in Bangsar, Taman Tun Dr Ismail, Shah Alam and Subang Jaya.

"Our HSBB packages will be of premium service but not of premium pricing," TM group chief executive Datuk Zamzamzairani Mohd Isa said

"Our HSBB packages will be of premium service but not of premium pricing," TM group chief executive Datuk Zamzamzairani Mohd Isa said

"Our HSBB packages will be of premium service but not of premium pricing," TM group chief executive Datuk Zamzamzairani Mohd Isa said

"Our HSBB packages will be of premium service but not of premium pricing," TM group chief executive Datuk Zamzamzairani Mohd Isa said

That second picture is old technology my dear, 1 port only if I'm not mistake only can handle handshake 1Gb/sec which is used since 2000 1995 in Labuan International Exchange.

For your informations latest technology is no longer VDSL which is shown as second picture, it is very small system which is carry 100Gb/sec just 1 fiber cable plug into it.

If that system used mix with HSBB then streamyx user will suffer more, saya tidak hairan kalo pengguna streamyx akan mengalami masalah frequent dc dan unstable connections.

If you are so sure about it was a old technology, then what you can think off which able to achieve over 100mbps with a single pair of copper line. Don't be such a jerk that so sure what technology using
in the cabinet. Plus just based on a tiny picture. even I had take a closed look on the cards were VDSL and all the Huawei suppliers were there as well. When u relpy it really was a bad joke just based on a picture can asumed u r right. Pls la bro I'm the person on that cabinet and don't treat me a child still drinking baby bottle

I'm not treat you like child or play joke.

Then by saying 100mbps with single pair of copper line, perhaps you the ones play joke, please read again my post and you don't get it right, but, never mind lah.

Please stick with HSBB if you were on it. I don't blame you doing your jobs anyway.

Nope, Since you said it was a old technology, so I need you to clarify what kind of old technology you are referring? that able to go beyond 100Mbps, with copper line.

*I stated earlier. That speed was test on VDSL modem connected to a single copper line not directly to the cabinet.

The second picture you show me is just about same like at Labuan, which is handling VDSL and fiber optics.

I think you were on other side, no minimum disclosure here.

The one you seen similar was located in the exchange distributing to end-customer?

Is is a joke ?
Lemme quote this sentence 4 times...

If you are so sure about it was a old technology, then what you can think off which able to achieve over 100mbps with a single pair of copper line. Don't be such a jerk that so sure what technology using
in the cabinet. Plus just based on a tiny picture. even I had take a closed look on the cards were VDSL and all the Huawei suppliers were there as well. When u relpy it really was a bad joke just based on a picture can asumed u r right. Pls la bro I'm the person on that cabinet and don't treat me a child still drinking baby bottle