roudy5 wrote
Hassan wrote
roudy5 wrotehassan your problem is very strange why don't you call ogero and ask them your max rate ?
Just called Ogero and decided to keep it simple, so I just asked about the maximum speed I could reach on my line.
The employee answered that I have to wait till the new plans are in effect to determine my max bandwidth. Either that or I have to go to the Mazraa Central and submit a request ("Talab Kashef" or something like that).

In short, it is highly doubtful that Ogero will help me answer the quesitons I had.
Send an email to thepeople@ogero.gov.lb asking about your max speed and tell them your landlind number, they simply reply to you with your max eligible speed, they already did it for me and for 6 friends of mine.
And you got the answer you wanted, in my case i didn't , because they are good liars, they told me "max 4mb" while my max rate is 15mbps
Ahmad Toutounji wrote
roudy5 wrote
Hassan wrote
Just called Ogero and decided to keep it simple, so I just asked about the maximum speed I could reach on my line.
The employee answered that I have to wait till the new plans are in effect to determine my max bandwidth. Either that or I have to go to the Mazraa Central and submit a request ("Talab Kashef" or something like that).

In short, it is highly doubtful that Ogero will help me answer the quesitons I had.
Send an email to thepeople@ogero.gov.lb asking about your max speed and tell them your landlind number, they simply reply to you with your max eligible speed, they already did it for me and for 6 friends of mine.
And you got the answer you wanted, in my case i didn't , because they are good liars, they told me "max 4mb" while my max rate is 15mbps
@roudy5 Just sent them an email. Thank you for your help.

@Ahmad Toutounji Would you mind posting your line stats? Just to check how close they are to mine; as we both seem to have the same max rate.
Hassan wrote
Ahmad Toutounji wrote
roudy5 wrote Send an email to thepeople@ogero.gov.lb asking about your max speed and tell them your landlind number, they simply reply to you with your max eligible speed, they already did it for me and for 6 friends of mine.
And you got the answer you wanted, in my case i didn't , because they are good liars, they told me "max 4mb" while my max rate is 15mbps
@roudy5 Just sent them an email. Thank you for your help.

@Ahmad Toutounji Would you mind posting your line stats? Just to check how close they are to mine; as we both seem to have the same max rate.
Downstream Upstream

SNR Margin : 23.7 27.0 db
Line Attenuation : 34.5 19.3 db
Data Rate : 2048 509 kbps
Max Rate : 12252 1145 kbps

please keep in mind that I have interleaving turned off which loses me 2mbps max rate, please tell me the reply they will send to you
Is the fiber optic upgrade just for Ogero customers or will people with other ISPs eventually get the upgrade too?
I am with ogero and I don't even know if I will get the fiber optic plans, I think when fttc is available we all can take it
Ahmad Toutounji wroteI am with ogero and I don't even know if I will get the fiber optic plans, I think when fttc is available we all can take it
Fiber plans don't apply to FTTC, but rather to FTTH, FTTB, FTTO, etc...
InVader wrote
Ahmad Toutounji wroteI am with ogero and I don't even know if I will get the fiber optic plans, I think when fttc is available we all can take it
Fiber plans don't apply to FTTC, but rather to FTTH, FTTB, FTTO, etc...
May You Clarify what these terminologies mean and a summary if possible. Plus do I need a VDSL modem if I will upgrade since the max I received was 20Mbps on open bandwidth test day. Thank You
Tech Guru wroteMay You Clarify what these terminologies mean and a summary if possible. Plus do I need a VDSL modem if I will upgrade since the max I received was 20Mbps on open bandwidth test day. Thank You
FTTC = fiber to the cabinet
FTTH = fiber to the home
FTTB = fiber to the building
FTTO = fiber to the office

FTTH/B won't be available anytime soon for 99% of internet users.

FTTC relies on copper wires between the active cabinet and the user premises (home or other). Hence DSL plans apply.

If you got 20Mbps (ADSL2) on the unleash the speed test, then according to the Ogero's chart, you could in theory get 50 Mbps+ (VDSL2), or 85+ Mbps (VDSL2 with vectoring).
InVader wrote
Tech Guru wroteMay You Clarify what these terminologies mean and a summary if possible. Plus do I need a VDSL modem if I will upgrade since the max I received was 20Mbps on open bandwidth test day. Thank You
FTTC = fiber to the cabinet
FTTH = fiber to the home
FTTB = fiber to the building
FTTO = fiber to the office

FTTH/B won't be available anytime soon for 99% of internet users.

FTTC relies on copper wires between the active cabinet and the user premises (home or other). Hence DSL plans apply.

If you got 20Mbps (ADSL2) on the unleash the speed test, then according to the Ogero's chart, you could in theory get 50 Mbps+ (VDSL2), or 85+ Mbps (VDSL2 with vectoring).
Do you know if OGERO has Vectoring Implemented For VDSL2? Or is it VDSL2 without vectoring?
alifawaz99 wroteDo you know if OGERO has Vectoring Implemented For VDSL2? Or is it VDSL2 without vectoring?
I am not sure about vectoring for VDSL at this time. But by the time active cabinets are deployed, there will be VDSL with vectoring or even super vectoring in order to achieve a minimum of 50 Mbps for all DSL users. And those that are lucky to be within 300m of the active cabinet can enjoy G.Fast (300-800Mbps!) for a premium.
There is vectoring all cos right now, but imad said super vectoring will become available after fttc is installed
Ahmad Toutounji wroteThere is vectoring all cos right now, but imad said super vectoring will become available after fttc is installed
From the Q&A: "for our FTTC deployment, we are aiming Vectoring deployment and Super Vectoring whenever required"

Anyway, I guess you'll be among the lucky early VDSL pioneers, and you'll be able to confirm then ;)
InVader wrote
Ahmad Toutounji wroteThere is vectoring all cos right now, but imad said super vectoring will become available after fttc is installed
From the Q&A: "for our FTTC deployment, we are aiming Vectoring deployment and Super Vectoring whenever required"

Anyway, I guess you'll be among the lucky early VDSL pioneers, and you'll be able to confirm then ;)
I hope, but I remember from the q&a , ogero or imad i'm 100% sure that there is vectoring now
InVader wrote
Ahmad Toutounji wroteThere is vectoring all cos right now, but imad said super vectoring will become available after fttc is installed
From the Q&A: "for our FTTC deployment, we are aiming Vectoring deployment and Super Vectoring whenever required"

Anyway, I guess you'll be among the lucky early VDSL pioneers, and you'll be able to confirm then ;)
from the q&a : "VDSL2 from ogero isp are vectoring based and later on profile 35b known as super vectoring or vplus will be deployed within the fttc project to accommodate higher speeds". so vectoring is available now, later super vectoring on fttc
Does anyone have any clear idea if we are going to be stuck with the smallest package 4mbps/40gb for the month of july or we can choose our preferred plan in the next 2 weeks before the month ends? I can't find a sure answer about this topic.
vengeance666 wroteDoes anyone have any clear idea if we are going to be stuck with the smallest package 4mbps/40gb for the month of july or we can choose our preferred plan in the next 2 weeks before the month ends? I can't find a sure answer about this topic.
I went to the bir hassan co and they told me to wait "10 days minimum" before i can do speedtest and change to the plan i want
Ahmad Toutounji wrotefrom the q&a : "VDSL2 from ogero isp are vectoring based and later on profile 35b known as super vectoring or vplus will be deployed within the fttc project to accommodate higher speeds". so vectoring is available now, later super vectoring on fttc
Keep fingers crossed.

Were you able to acquire a vdsl modem?
Guys if we switch to VDSL2, will the ping get lower due to using different modulation?
While watching eevblog (very popular video blog about professional electronics), i noticed he said, he want to interrupt his 6hr stream, as they have data caps. So i was curious, what are this data cap, that let this guy create amazing content. Not him, but another guy answered:
So, whiners that says new caps not enough, who want to waste terabytes of their data for useless entertainment stuff, take it.