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Anyone know the inside requirements for this?
I know they can deliver it either fiber to the premise or fiber to the node and copper to the premise but what about the inside, to the sets.
I have a new install coming up and would prefer not to run coax.
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Actually it looks like you can use coax but CAT5 is the best method. I found this at DSL Reports. -Hal
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Thanks Hal!
Great Info.
The original quote is for 1 phone and 2 Lan cables
to each location. That was before they brought the "Uverse package".
It sounds as though we'll be fine.
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