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the lines rarely are the issue but the copper-cable length from home to the DSLAM: Less cable-meters mean less reachable households per DSLAM. And the DSLAM co
by mro_name 5y ago
the lines rarely are the issue but the copper-cable length from home to the DSLAM:
Less cable-meters mean less reachable households per DSLAM. And the DSLAM costs - both hardware and maintenance. Regardless if 2 or 20 customers connect. So the carrier wants to conect as many as possible and so they have to suffer cable length.