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Shannon wrote:
>
> That means that they already installed a DSLAM in the Telco CO. A few
> miles is pushing it. Typically it's limited to a distance of one to two
> miles of cable length.
That would depend on the type of ADSL equipment they're using. Modern DSL
should reach 5 1/2 km (3.5 miles). If they're running rate adaptive adsl
they may be able to extend that reach to about 6km (3.73 miles).
Of course your distance from the exchange may have only a passing
resemblance to your distance from the exchange in terms of miles of copper
:)
I've seen ADSL here in the UK at those sort of distances with line noise at
or near the accepted max of 55db that sits comfortably at 512 kbits down /
256 kbits upstream.
Russell.
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