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syrotech SY-GPON-1320-DONT is a best Modem for Bharat Fiber?
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pothi
@127.0.0.1
Depends on what you are looking for.
Unlike traditional ADSL modem, the fiber ONU / ONT is bit complex to understand and get things right.
I personally don't need the telephone, as I have a separate landline phone. I also don't need a router capability as I have a dedicated and powerful router that gets regular firmware updates. So, I'd go for a basic modem with bridge capability, such as Ubiquiti - UFiber Nano G , if I had an opportunity for ftth for my home/office. 😁😁😁
Unlike traditional ADSL modem, the fiber ONU / ONT is bit complex to understand and get things right.
I personally don't need the telephone, as I have a separate landline phone. I also don't need a router capability as I have a dedicated and powerful router that gets regular firmware updates. So, I'd go for a basic modem with bridge capability, such as Ubiquiti - UFiber Nano G , if I had an opportunity for ftth for my home/office. 😁😁😁
@Nikhil Sharma
Can you suggest the best modem now for Bsnl FTTH?
Can you suggest the best modem now for Bsnl FTTH?
pothi
@127.0.0.1
^ That's due to common Indian mentality of going with cheap products. Of course, there are exceptions.
There are three types of companies that offer networking componets (adsl modem, fiber ONU and routers).
- re-branding companies: they buy cheap Chinese networking products and sell it in their own brand name. After-sale service is handled by Indian companies that re-brand the original product.
- consumer facing companies: such as D-Link, TP-Link. They want maximum benefit. So, they don't normally care about security aspects of their own products or the users who use their products. Of course, there are some good companies in this list too. Such as Asus, Netgear. But, their products are very costly compared to previous category of companies. So, their FTTH products can't survive in India. Moreover, companies such as BSNL procure ONU directly from re-branding companies. So, there is little marketshare left to compete.
- business / enterprise companies: such as Cisco, Mikrotik and ubiquiti. They care for their products and for the users who use them. They are traditionally much more costlier than the above two category. Yet, they offer the maximum value for money by keeping us and our data secure and safe from bad guys / girls / bots.
There are three types of companies that offer networking componets (adsl modem, fiber ONU and routers).
- re-branding companies: they buy cheap Chinese networking products and sell it in their own brand name. After-sale service is handled by Indian companies that re-brand the original product.
- consumer facing companies: such as D-Link, TP-Link. They want maximum benefit. So, they don't normally care about security aspects of their own products or the users who use their products. Of course, there are some good companies in this list too. Such as Asus, Netgear. But, their products are very costly compared to previous category of companies. So, their FTTH products can't survive in India. Moreover, companies such as BSNL procure ONU directly from re-branding companies. So, there is little marketshare left to compete.
- business / enterprise companies: such as Cisco, Mikrotik and ubiquiti. They care for their products and for the users who use them. They are traditionally much more costlier than the above two category. Yet, they offer the maximum value for money by keeping us and our data secure and safe from bad guys / girls / bots.
