Tag Archives: Fibre to the node

Change your nbn technology with the Technology Choice Program

Sign up to NBN today Fibre to the Premises (FTTP), Fibre to the Node (FTTN), Fibre to the Basement (FTTB), Cable, Satellite – There are quite a few different technologies being used to bring the National Broadband Network to Australia. … Continue reading →

Fibre to the Distribution Point – the new nbn technology

Sign up to NBN today The iiNet experts have been keeping people in the loop about everything they need to know about the nation’s superfast network, the nbn™, and the multi-technology mix (MTM) that is going to bring it to … Continue reading →

Connecting to Fibre to the Node

Sign up to NBN today If you’ve been keeping across the news around Australia’s superfast National Broadband Network (NBN), you’ve probably heard the term “Fibre to the Node” or “FTTN” thrown around a lot. That’s because FTTN is the technology … Continue reading →

Understanding modems is no magic

Once or twice a year, a project officer will approach me and place a modem on my desk. Sometimes it’s a sleek, finished product that simply has customised firmware installed on it. Other times it’s an engineering model, which is … Continue reading →