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I'm curious. If I ever found some fiber optic cable lying around like this, would I be able to splice into it and get my own terabit internet without too many p
by dsamarin 6y ago
I'm curious. If I ever found some fiber optic cable lying around like this, would I be able to splice into it and get my own terabit internet without too many people noticing?
- RKearney 6y agoAbsolutely not. They're likely running DWDM, meaning you would need very expensive equipment to split the channels apart. Once you do, you're probably going to see some type of MPLS underlay network which doesn't use IP addresses. Either that or encrypted tunnels used by larger corporations.