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Home Networking What is the point of FTTR?, Fiber To The Room

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OlgaC4
post Oct 9 2023, 10:24 AM

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QUOTE(nonamer @ Sep 28 2023, 09:56 PM)
i can easily feel the difference between using cat8 and lower even just on wifi connection and no direct cable connection

most donkey only look at speedtest numbers and cannot tell the difference in responsiveness resulting from higher frequency

its like the difference between usb2 and usb3 on certain devices like network and bluetooth adapters or the difference between using stock charging cable and fast charging on speaker can definately feel it on the computer
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TStcwan
post Oct 9 2023, 11:29 AM

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QUOTE(Moogle Stiltzkin @ Oct 6 2023, 04:55 PM)


i imagine the process would be something like thisĀ  hmm.gif

so wired backhaul to all the mesh wifi units ya?
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Uncladded transparent optical fibers which can hug the walls is probably the main advantage if you didn't already have built-in network wiring.
Retrofitting exising housing without having to hack walls and ceilings may be worthwhile. I can see this replacing wireless mesh APs, since I never liked the idea of having to share spectrum with the uplinks since there are not many official channels available even in 5 GHz. Worse, I can definitely observe multiple high-powered APs blasting 5 GHz SSIDs from my neighbors in my apartment complex, leaving me with even fewer clean channels to work with.

Now for the paranoid tin-foil set, this would mean you're leaking data since there is no cladding to prevent someone from eavesdropping biggrin.gif

This post has been edited by tcwan: Oct 9 2023, 11:33 AM

 

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