-- Original Message ---
From: Brielle Bruns
> See the response I just posted, but in all likely, he's being
> hampered by the fact the handoff from the ONT is 100BT ethernet and
> OpenRG (which bolts on top of a Linux OS and 'replaces' the
> functionality of iptables and such).
On Thu, May 27, 2010 at 3:40 PM, Chris Burwell wrote:
> To be honest, I'm not sure how they got the 100Mb service. The fastest
> service I have seen on the FiOS website is the 50/20. I can only
> assume that it varies by region.
It does, or it used to... rumors were DFW was a good place to get th
To be honest, I'm not sure how they got the 100Mb service. The fastest
service I have seen on the FiOS website is the 50/20. I can only
assume that it varies by region.
- Chris
On Thu, May 27, 2010 at 3:22 PM, Robert Enger - NANOG wrote:
> Sadly, I have only the 50/20 FiOS service. I would lov
Sadly, I have only the 50/20 FiOS service. I would love to get 100/100.
Where do I sign up.
My initial installation used MoCA. It would not reliably deliver 50Mbps on
tcp-based download tests. (coax network brand new, very small). Test results
were erratic, typically between 30 and 40Mbp
anog@nanog.org
Subject: Re: FIOS Router
On 5/27/10 11:46 AM, Chris Burwell wrote:
> Brielle: Thank you for the info about the Ethernet port on the ONT. I
> will make sure to relay that information. At this point I believe they
> would want to make their service stable and worry about maximu
On 5/27/10 11:46 AM, Chris Burwell wrote:
Brielle: Thank you for the info about the Ethernet port on the ONT. I
will make sure to relay that information. At this point I believe they
would want to make their service stable and worry about maximum
bandwidth once that is done.
I was actually cor
Thanks for the information everyone!
Most I will spec out several solutions for them, but the preferred
solution will probably be a firewall just because most appliances will
do more routing then they would need. I was looking at the Sonicwall
NS series because it looks like they provide good thro
On 5/27/10 10:25 AM, Randy McAnally wrote:
I've been using linux/iptables since day 1. 100Mbps is a walk in the park.
See the response I just posted, but in all likely, he's being hampered
by the fact the handoff from the ONT is 100BT ethernet and OpenRG (which
bolts on top of a Linux OS and
On 5/27/10 8:21 AM, Chris Burwell wrote:
I'm doing some research for a group that has a 100Mb FIOS Internet
connection at their site. I was surprised to learn that Verizon
supplied them with the same Actiontec router that they provided me
with on my 10Mb connection at home. Needless to say the Ac
I've been using linux/iptables since day 1. 100Mbps is a walk in the park.
-- Original Message ---
From: Chris Burwell
To: NANOG
Sent: Thu, 27 May 2010 10:21:01 -0400
Subject: FIOS Router
> I'm doing some research for a group that has a 100Mb FIOS Internet
&g
I've deployed SonicWALL NSA appliances for use on FiOS with good results. With
any firewall, size it to be able to handle the bandwidth and applications
involved.
On May 27, 2010, at 11:26 AM, David Storandt wrote:
> Would a hardware firewall appliance do the trick? Limited routing features
> s
Would a hardware firewall appliance do the trick? Limited routing features
should be sufficient for an access application typical of FIOS. A Cisco ASA
5510 or Juniper SSG5 wouldn't be bad choices.
I worked for a small business that purchased 20Mbps FiOS. I threw the
actiontech out the day it showed up in the mail. Plugged the copper hand off
from the ONT into my 2851 and never looked back.
I can't recall what was involved back then in doing so. Verizon clearly
stated that they won't support
I'm doing some research for a group that has a 100Mb FIOS Internet
connection at their site. I was surprised to learn that Verizon
supplied them with the same Actiontec router that they provided me
with on my 10Mb connection at home. Needless to say the Actiontec
router is not up to the task of mov
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