What do you know about Fibe internet? Do you think you can pass this quiz? Regarding this quiz, you should be familiar with the download speed of Fibe 25 on the FTTH network, which internet technology does Fibe 150 use, what is the difference between FTTN and FTTH, and whether customers are required to purchase a router separately to create a Wi-Fi network. How much do you know about Fibe Internet; the quiz will tell the tale.
Unlimited
Up to 10 Mbps
Up to 20 Mbps
Up to 25 Mbps
FTTN
ATM
FTTH
Dial Up
3
5
1
Unlimited number
2Wire modem
Home Hub 1000
Home Hub 3000
CellPipe 7130-N modem
FTTN: fiber optics travels from the Central Office to the node and the signal is then distributed to the customer’s home through copper wire. FTTH: fiber optics travels from the Central Office to the customer’s home.
FTTN: fiber optics goes to the Central Office then copper to the customer’s home. FTTH: fiber optics travels from the Central Office to the customer’s home.
FTTN: Only copper wire from the Central Office to the customer’s home. FTTH: Only fiber optics from the Central Office to the customer’s home.
FTTN: There are copper wire and fiber optics. FTTH: There’s only copper wire.
Number associated with the Internet modem written on the modem
Internet user ID starting with “b1”
One Bill account number
Client number
Allows you to connect up to 5 wireless devices
Offer the 802.11 AC Wi-Fi technology
Offer the 802.11 N Wi-Fi technology
Includes TouchID technology for secure online payments
Wi-Fi access control per device
Password recovery button
Monitor usage by device
2 USB ports allow easy sharing of files
All of the above
True
False
2Wire modem
Home Hub 2000
Home Hub 3000
CellPipe 7130-N modem
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