Opennet installion - share experience please

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1310nm: 0.61
1490nm: 0.59
1550nm: 0.31

actually what are these 3 measurements for ?
does these measurements affect the fibre connection greatly ?

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r we going to shoot the opennet ppl if the number is not right?
or just depend on the surfing speed after we subscribe with the ISP?
 

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r we going to shoot the opennet ppl if the number is not right?
or just depend on the surfing speed after we subscribe with the ISP?

How do you know the number are right or not in the first place? If any, the number stated are within acceptable range when signing off. If you based on BW, it could be because your RSP is screwy/provide crap service OR because due to the RSP agreement say nucleus connect only provide rate of say 25mbps guaranteed bandwidth they got away with just providing the bare minimum rate under contractual agreement, how to determine?
 

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is there a standard number that we can refer to as most of us is not so savvy.
when the ONT and router is installed how do we know the number is still ok?
 

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Now Opennet is suing ppl means they dont have to speed up the installation and clear the backlog?
 

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recently my friends installing the TP have no problem in asking the opennet guys to install in the location they prefer.
Has their policy changed or the guys become smarter to avoid any arguement with customers
 

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recently my friends installing the TP have no problem in asking the opennet guys to install in the location they prefer.
Has their policy changed or the guys become smarter to avoid any arguement with customers

It depends on the individual contractors, nothing with the policy.
 

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will the opennet guys do the cat5e/6 cable wiring for you as well? or must get own contractor to do it?
 

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will the opennet guys do the cat5e/6 cable wiring for you as well? or must get own contractor to do it?

no they will not, u need own contractor. but probably u can ask the technicians if they want to do part time.
 

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no they will not, u need own contractor. but probably u can ask the technicians if they want to do part time.

thx bro. so means for living room and bedroom to have connection is to connect using cat5e/6 cable right. dun need to have 2 TP?

and also would like to check if the current starhub tv point is the cat5e/6 junction point?
 
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thx bro. so means for living room and bedroom to have connection is to connect using cat5e/6 cable right. dun need to have 2 TP?

and also would like to check if the current starhub tv point is the cat5e/6 junction point?
if u just want to run a cat5e cable from tp in living room to bedroom the ISP can do for free just like mine......
the present tv point is using co-axial cable
 
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