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Yeah, the Bell/Rogers fiber plans are garbage. My building has fiber and these are the options: 15down/15up, 50gb/month, $56/month 25down/25up, 125gb/month, $66/month 50down/50up, 250gb/month, $76/month 175down/175up, 300gb/month, $94/month Make any of those plans unlimited for an extra $30/month ($10/month if you have a bundle). Also, if you can believe it, they just increased those caps like a week ago. I wish I had one of the good ISP's...
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Siochain posted:I pay equivalent to the 175/175 for 40/2 up here in Northern Ontario. $30 for unlimited to (which I pay, unfortunately, as their only unlimited package is 20/1 which is too slow for my work VoIP phone). Ouch, that sucks. I guess it's pretty easy to forget what it's like outside the city. Sorry for being a typical Toronto rear end in a top hat.
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Perplx posted:I switched over to bell fibre and in lots of ways its the best you can get but man their peering sucks. Cloudflare is one of the largest cdns with servers in every major city and somehow my latency to 1.1.1.1 is over 100ms because its goes to california for some reason, 8.8.8.8 is about 8ms. I've also noticed that the peering isn't consistent throughout the day and that it HAS gotten a lot worse in the last 3 days. Take a look at these graphs from my home internet on Bell Fibre in Toronto. I'm also monitoring 8.8.8.8 and that one never goes above like 5ms. Last 2 days:  Last 16 days: 
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Dec 5, 2020 02:42
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Bieeanshee posted:What are you using to monitor, out of curiosity? Just the standard homelab monitoring stuff. Telegraf to do the pinging, InfluxDB to store the data, and Grafana to make the pretty graphs. I'm running all of them as docker images on a server that runs 24/7.
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Dec 5, 2020 17:37
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ToxicFrog posted:IIRC individual terminals use whatever ISP the host business does but the actual Interac servers are hosted in a Rogers datacentre somewhere, so My cell phone is with Telus and during the Rogers outage it was dogshit slow. No videos and even images took like 15 seconds to load. I assume it was overloaded from all the people using it since their home internet was down.
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Jul 10, 2022 17:35
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Perplx posted:The gpon is soldered on. You buy this thing Azores 1x 10GbE 1x 2.5GbE Intel Based XGSPON ONT and telnet in to configure it. They are currently figuring out how to get vlan 36 working for iptv and phone. There is a discord but I don't know how you join it now. I might hold out until they figure out an sfp solution. Thanks for this. I was able to find this reddit thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/ATT/comments/yqzvva/fiber_2gb5gb_residential_gateway_bypass/ which references this google doc: https://docs.google.com/document/d/13gucfDOf8X9ptkj5BOg12V0xcqqDZDnvROJpW5CIpJ4/edit?usp=sharing which has some (hopefully) good information. It's not specifically about the Bell HH4K (it's more USA focused) but it looks like a good start. I don't currently have Bell fibre but I might order one of those Azores ONTs and the 8Gbps package and experiment with it later this summer. If I do I'll try to remember to post a trip report here but it wouldn't be until July at least.
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Apr 6, 2023 23:26
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Perplx posted:So you can now bypass bell xgpon using an sfp+ stick, I ordered one in a group buy, should be here next month. Also learned dslreports is dead because of bad modding . All the smart people left for the discord and they don’t cross post. Which SFP+ module? Is the group buy still open?
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unknown posted:Required? Yes. They'll say they sent a notice at the previous month (in email most likely). Can you prove that you didn't get it? Nope. It turns into a they/you said argument that no one wins. They probably "notified" you by putting it in small print a few pages deep on a previous bill if I had to guess.
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