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mrkevin
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FTTH CO and plant pics

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Fiber rack
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Fiber distribution panels
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GPON Splitters
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Splice trays
This is still being spliced and not yet active.
I'll post more pics.


darcilicious
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Cool


jmn1207
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Thanks! I'd love to see an OLT.


mrkevin
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I'd love to see an OLT.
The OLT is mainly just a plug-in card.
But if you want to see one, I will get the pics
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WantingFIOS

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Ah neat, I take it Verizon is finally upgrading their back end to fiber instead of copper to fully supplement fiber all the way to the home? Last time I was at a verizon plant, their bankend was still all copper for FIOS.


mrkevin
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Oh...side note.

This isn't a Verizon CO. we are an independent.
I'm sure they are using some of the same equipment.

I take it Verizon is finally upgrading their back end to fiber instead of copper to fully supplement fiber all the way to the home?
We are, I'm not sure about Verizon.
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cdru
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said by WantingFIOS :

Ah neat, I take it Verizon is finally upgrading their back end to fiber instead of copper to fully supplement fiber all the way to the home? Last time I was at a verizon plant, their bankend was still all copper for FIOS.
Who cares what the back end is. If it supplies adequit bandwidth, what does it matter if it's copper, fiber, microwave, or tin cups with strings.


WantingFIOS

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said by mrkevin See Profile :

Oh...side note.

This isn't a Verizon CO. we are an independent.
I'm sure they are using some of the same equipment.

I take it Verizon is finally upgrading their back end to fiber instead of copper to fully supplement fiber all the way to the home?
We are, I'm not sure about Verizon.
Ah thanks for clearing that up. Last time I was over doing some work at their facility (about 6 months ago), it was still a copper setup (this was a cost saving measure). Nothing wrong with it, actually slightly lower latency anyways compared to fiber, just as much throughput especially with the short lengths.

said by cdru See Profile :

said by WantingFIOS :

Ah neat, I take it Verizon is finally upgrading their back end to fiber instead of copper to fully supplement fiber all the way to the home? Last time I was at a verizon plant, their bankend was still all copper for FIOS.
Who cares what the back end is. If it supplies adequit bandwidth, what does it matter if it's copper, fiber, microwave, or tin cups with strings.
Wow, sounds like I pushed a button, I never said it was a huge deal, just asking if an upgrade was taking place, since neither I nor my department has heard about it yet. Besides, not much would be gained as of yet with using all fiber as a backed to the network (as of yet).


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Click for full size
OLT
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Fiber rack
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OLT to splitters
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CS1500
pic 1: is two OLG cards. This office is still copper so once we start the cut all other cards to the left will be removed

pic 2: another fiber rack from a different office

Pic 3: Fibers from the OLT are connected to the splitters

Pic 4: Nortel CS1500 speaks for itself. Very reliable (shameless plug)
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nycdave
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Not sure why you are posting these pics of FTTH equipment in the FiOS forum that have nothing to do with Verizon FiOS...


kdwycha

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said by nycdave See Profile :

Not sure why you are posting these pics of FTTH equipment in the FiOS forum that have nothing to do with Verizon FiOS...
Dunno looking at the brands of the various stuff I think Verizon uses mostly the same thing. Interesting enough anyway. I like pictures of things with blinky lights. I often go into the garage to watch the ONT lights blink after smoking a joint.


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Neat.

Fios just became available in my neighborhood, and I will be scheduling the triple play install Monday.

Bye Bye Comcrap!!!!
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mrkevin
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why you are posting these pics of FTTH equipment in the FiOS forum that have nothing to do with Verizon FiOS
For a couple reasons:
#1 Verizon just uses the fancy 'market terms' to sell the stuff to you, so you can call it what ever you want. it's still Fiber to the home is it not?

#2 people here seem more interested in it.

Edit- Oh well, it got moved anyway. (this is hardly photos of broadband gear)
maybe if BBR had and "independent telco forum" I would have posted them there. (hint)
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sashwa
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Re: FTTH CO and plant pics

We do have a General Fiber Optics Forum that you might be interested in:

»Fiber Optic


mrkevin
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Thank you, I do visit that one from time to time.


Rhaas
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Nice. Home many access lines does your company serve? How many splitters are going to be in the field?

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