Does their RJ45 interface support gigabit?
On Sat, 1 Nov 2008 9:54 am, Chris Mathey wrote:
> The fiber terminates at the demarc on the side of your house. They call
> it an "ONT" (optical network terminal).
> From there it rides the coax you most likely already have in your
> house. For internet you plug the coax into the router they supply
> (Actiontec MI424WR).
> There is also an option to run Cat5e from the ONT to a router of your
> choice. I think they might use PPPOE if you use the ethernet
> connection, but I'm really not sure.
> The coax connection is faster than 100mb anyway.
>
>
> Aaron Steimle wrote:
>> I have question about fios. Do they run fiber to and in your house?
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