RedXII1234
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Re: What can we do to...
I heard BellSouth is discontinuing IFITL development. I don't know the full story on that but I think they are trying to find some other way to utilize the fiber in their 9 state areas for internet. I think that if a fiber optic telephone isn't being used for internet access, it's a big waste  .
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zimrules1
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| BS *did* stop new IFITL development. IFITL != DFITL (which is what they are calling the new "card swap for fastaccess without cable tv" systems).
Right now, they're trying to figure out which vendor to use for the cards that will live in the ONU's, since Marconi isn't in that business anymore. Alacatel seems to be their preferred vendor, but everyone knows Ma Bell, this could take a LONG time.
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RedXII1234
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localhost | Everything seems to be going well. I noticed more posters. |
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fiber_man
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ifitl/dfitl starts rolling in sept.2002 in se fl. they finally got the reliably/regulatory issues fixed. they will be converting the onu's to dfitl as needed to provide service to their comsumers.
[text was edited by author 2002-08-10 13:47:10] |
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