Ya, takes a few days then goes to 10 after rebooting the BT modem.
My Sky router can take up to 60 seconds to load the config pages even though they're local. I've always assumed this was just the poor standard of routers they send out, but now I'm wondering if I'm the only one with this problem, in which case I'll be getting them to send me a new one! Anybody?
DownStream Connection Speed 33654 kbps
UpStream Connection Speed 7508 kbps
Guys this is probably going to be really stupid but Sky say I can get fibre optic but I can't see any fibre optic points on my road.
A friend who is an electrician said I can't get fibre but is what Sky are offering not true fibre?
Bit confused here?
It isn't true fibre. What does the wholesale checker report? https://www.btwholesale.com/pages/s...unity/Coverage/ADSL_Availibility_Checker.html
You might have to use the address checker.
Guys this is probably going to be really stupid but Sky say I can get fibre optic but I can't see any fibre optic points on my road.
A friend who is an electrician said I can't get fibre but is what Sky are offering not true fibre?
Bit confused here?
Guys this is probably going to be really stupid but Sky say I can get fibre optic but I can't see any fibre optic points on my road.
A friend who is an electrician said I can't get fibre but is what Sky are offering not true fibre?
Bit confused here?
Your friend is probably talking about the difference between FTTC (fibre to the cabinet) and FTTH (fibre to the home) - see http://www.thinkbroadband.com/guide/fibre-broadband.html
just had my fibre activated. been sent the new sky sr101 hub.
obviously i want to use my own geat. got mini itx with pfsense running.
is there a guide on how to extract the username and password from the new hubs they are sending out.
cheers
I switched to Virgin some months back because Sky took ages to repair my line when it was down. And only now I find out that Sky has fibre. I went on their site and it turns out I they have it available for my phone line/postcode. Major bummer... Virgin doesn't.
Guess I'll have to switch back.