I was just informed by Tom McKean of the State of Colorado broadband
mapping agency OIT tom.mck...@state.co.us that the NTIA doesn't let them
report any wireless plans as being faster than 25Mbps.
We have deployed quite a bit of Canopy 450 this year and we have plans that
are 30Mbps down and
He is incorrect.
The error check tool we states have to run will throw an error and the state
has to make an exception record entry in to their submitted documentation
but it does not prohibit any state from submitting data for fixed wireless
carriers above 25 meg. I have done this for
Thanks Brian, I knew you'd have a good answer :-)
Sean
On Monday, August 26, 2013, Brian Webster wrote:
He is incorrect.
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The error check tool we states have to run will throw an error and the
state has to make an exception record entry in to their submitted
documentation but
