I've used cisco DSLAM and DSL Clients to do that (many other options
exist). 3 miles is not far at all, you should be able to push at
least 10M-20M symetrical depending on the quality of the copper. If
you are getting the dry pair from your phone company, you may have
problems with them. Many
VDSL units back to back should get you a pretty decent amount of
bandwidth, VDSL2+ will use 2 pair vs 1 pair and gain even more.
How are you getting the copper between sites? Qwest is a PITA and
demands it all runs back to the CO, adding miles like crazy.
On Mon, Apr 5, 2010 at 4:02 PM, Marco
At 3 miles, VDSL is not a good solution. That is a very long loop length.
VDSL2 does not use 2 pairs. In fact, VDSL2 is designed to fall back to
ADSL2+ modulation when going beyond the beneficial limits of VDSL (~ 2km).
Most ethernet extenders also tap out around 2km.
The only real option you
There are VDSL2+ setups that use 2 pair for bonding. Yes it can fall
back to ADSL2. I have a install where its about 2.8mi and doing 5mbit
each direction between a farmers house and his 2nd house/shop/barn.
On Mon, Apr 5, 2010 at 7:01 PM, Patrick Cole z...@amused.net wrote:
At 3 miles, VDSL is
