Good morning, world!
The FTTC is still down. I need to prepare some (FreeBSD based) setups and I'm late. I can't manage them with the backup connection, so I'm getting a little worried.
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It could be quicker if the fibers are at overhead lines.
In many cases, underground things needs far more (human) procedures, procedures and procedures, documents, documents and documents, authorizations, authorizations and authorizations compared with overhead lines.
Maybe it would be nearly as quick as overhead lines if the curve is NOT damaged and fibers alone are damaged, in the case engineers can walk into the utility corridor easily to work.
It could be quicker if the fibers are at overhead lines.
In many cases, underground things needs far more (human) procedures, procedures and procedures, documents, documents and documents, authorizations, authorizations and authorizations compared with overhead lines.
Maybe it would be nearly as quick as overhead lines if the curve is NOT damaged and fibers alone are damaged, in the case engineers can walk into the utility corridor easily to work.