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AAISP BT lines, TalkTalk Wholesale lines can all be used for bonding, and gives even greater resilience in the case of a fault in BT or a fault in TT. |
AAISP BT lines, TalkTalk Wholesale lines can all be used for bonding, and gives even greater resilience in the case of a fault in BT or a fault in TT. |
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=Bonding FTTC Circuits= |
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Revision as of 10:39, 12 May 2016
Mixing BT & TT lines
AAISP BT lines, TalkTalk Wholesale lines can all be used for bonding, and gives even greater resilience in the case of a fault in BT or a fault in TT.
Bonding FTTC Circuits
FTTC lines can be bonded in exactly the same way. We'd suggest using a FireBrick 2700 and can assist with the configuration. It is also possible to mix FTTC and ADSL for fallback.
Office::1
Our office::1 product is a package that includes a FireBrick and multiple lines.