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RobbieBaron
Aspiring Expert

on ‎07-12-2021 20h19

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Message 11 of 13

Re: Add a second, ethernet hard-wired wi-fi router to a BT Hub2

@daiprichwrote:

I think he called the service Fastnet, but I probably mis-remembered.

You did! I think he called the service G.Fast. This is the BB technology from which you can get speeds up to 330 Meg (or 165 Meg on a capped product which Fibre 100 would be). This is an interim technology between the up to 80 Meg VDSL & the up to 1000+ Meg of FTTP (Full Fibre).

 

 

pippincp
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‎07-12-2021 20h27 - edited ‎07-12-2021 20h29

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Message 12 of 13

Re: Add a second, ethernet hard-wired wi-fi router to a BT Hub2

It's not fastnet, it is G.Fast which is a different DSL protocol from VDSL (both FTTC) allowing speeds up to 330mbps.

Ooops, didn'e see @RobbieBaron 's post. He's spot on.

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MarkGrotskiy
Beginner

on ‎10-12-2021 7h55

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Message 13 of 13

Re: Add a second, ethernet hard-wired wi-fi router to a BT Hub2

@Keith_Beddoewrote:

@daiprich 

What is BT Fastnet, is that a BT Business product?

Are you actually with https://fastnet.co.uk/fibre-business-broadband/ 

Also didn't understand what was he referring to for the moment.

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