It's probably tagged as to who the owner is.
But it's not like it is a direct run from A to B. There are switches,
muxes, repeaters, routers, etc. in-between.
And if Bell Atlantic owns it, you either have to buy the service (DS3 or
higher) from VZB or a CLEC would have to lease the fiber from VZ - which
they do not have to do under current FCC regs.
Regards,
Peter Radizeski
RAD-INFO, Inc. - NSP Strategist
We Help ISPs Connect & Communicate
813.963.5884
http://4isps.com
Smith, Rick wrote:
If my customer has fiber strands coming into his
building (in this case Bell Atlantic (now Verizon)),
how do I tell where it goes and what I can do
with it ?
This customer's wanting to get connectivity to
some kind of meet-me area where he can build up
his connectivity options.
When we looked, we saw fiber in the building, and
the rumor was that whoever had installed it first
had it running to New York City....
Anyone have ideas on who / how to call and find
out this info ?
THanks
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