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A modem that handles ADSL, and VDSL, and Fibre, with 10GBASE-T? Why would such a thing exist? All ADSL and VDSL connections known to man will have adequate ban
by denkmoon 3y ago
A modem that handles ADSL, and VDSL, and Fibre, with 10GBASE-T? Why would such a thing exist?
All ADSL and VDSL connections known to man will have adequate bandwidth over 1000BASE-T, simple and cheap modems that support RFC 1483 bridging abound. If you've got >1Gb/s fibre, presumably your ISP provides equipment to support such, and why not simply have a router with SFP+?
- Aeolun 3y ago> If you've got >1Gb/s fibre, presumably your ISP provides equipment to support suc Why would they do that? If they sell me 10GBit but I can only reasonably use 1, then they can sell the same thing to 10x the people with the same hardware.
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