Hi Neil, I can say that we have found the 887VA very good in terms of VDSL2 compliance across different chipsets (we are split vendor on our SLU deployments - trying to ditch the original as fast as we can).
I can also say that VDSL2 performance varies wildly depending on chipset and how you mix manufacturers. I have great examples of where you get better sync rates mixing vendor DSLAMs and CPEs as opposed to same vendor at both ends of the link. Regards... Ben On 30 October 2013 18:16, Neil J. McRae <n...@domino.org> wrote: > > > On 30/10/2013 16:07, "Haroldo F. Jardim" <hfjar...@gmail.com> wrote: > > >Hi Steve, > > > >I actually have an 887VA-W myself and have been using the built in VDSL > >controller for a couple of years now without any problems. > > Haroldo, > > > Do you see any noticeable difference in sync performance? > > One of the concerns raised by some of my colleagues about doing a wires > free service is the requirements in compatibility between chipset vendors, > and personally speaking in the past (with Cisco 8xx specifically) on > ADSL2/2+ was pretty challenging with different chipsets in different > CPE/DSLAMS. > Also need to ensure future chipset compliance with a potential vectoring > roll out. > > > Regards, > Neil. > > > -- Ben King <b...@warwicknet.com <j...@warwicknet.com>>**** *WarwickNet - The Business & Science Park ISP* Tel: 024 7699 7222** Mob: 07973 848007** http://www.warwicknet.com**** **
