Also even if connection is symmetric the ISP may still set upload speeds asymmetric.e.g.hathway 50mbps plans have ~5mbps upload speed.
Isn't BSNL providing 2Mbps as its minimum broadband speed??No,unless you count ~512kbps download speed as acceptable.
It is & that is why "symmetric download upload" is now not possible but earlier you could say it was "symmetric" after the FUP.Isn't BSNL providing 2Mbps as its minimum broadband speed??
did bsnl discontinue their rs.599 plan? this particular plan details are are not available on their website now.
The only reasonable plan is the Rs. 249 plan now unless your connection gets capped post FUP. If you are not on 249 plan then switch to it ASAP. Don't give BSNL more money.
BSNL updated their unlimited broadband plans with per day FUP
I don't think so.Is there a way to change plan without going to bsnl office and submitting written application?
Heard that BSNL is servicing FTTH using 3rd party vendor
and having never used FTTH, is it a good idea?
It is true. Our LCO is offering BSNL FTTH through his line.
FTTH is a superior technology when compared to ADSL. If your LCO has a nicely maintained network, it is good for customers.