Buggerlugz
ULTIMATE Member
Probably a question for Gavin or Peter Clarke....
What are the differences in how an ISP's core back bone works (in both directions) when comparing "from the cabinet" with "from a mast"?
I ask because with more and more 4G/5G customers trying elaborate antenna's to get better speeds and failing, I think its becoming increasingly apparent that with LTE "mast signal quality/strength/contention" isn't the primary factor in slowing speeds and reliability.
To me its looking more likely (with Three at least) that the backbone from the masts is the limiting factor here and not the masts themselves.
What are the differences in how an ISP's core back bone works (in both directions) when comparing "from the cabinet" with "from a mast"?
I ask because with more and more 4G/5G customers trying elaborate antenna's to get better speeds and failing, I think its becoming increasingly apparent that with LTE "mast signal quality/strength/contention" isn't the primary factor in slowing speeds and reliability.
To me its looking more likely (with Three at least) that the backbone from the masts is the limiting factor here and not the masts themselves.