What are PIANO numbers? Are they numbers given by Openreach to each PIA user/company?It’s a company called ITS technology that has used the Openreach passive network ( that’s the piano ref on the label) to get to your block . I think they are wholesalers so check their website to see who you can buy from and if you are ready for service .
They are indeed, normally followed by a series of numbers for each time a builder raises a notice of intent which is basically highlighting the duct , boxes and pole they wish to use in an area on an openreach system called the maptool . This then generates a PIANO ref for that particular build .What are PIANO numbers? Are they numbers given by Openreach to each PIA user/company?
Quite probably a splitter tray arrangement in the second box.hi, so I am not sure when but another box has gone in next to the new box that has the new fibre cable in, there is a thin yellow cable going between, and then 6 white cables coming out of the new new box. box 1box 2box 2 under
I still have had no contact from anyone about selling fibre or when it will be available.
just curious what the 2nd box is if anyone knows
thanks
If you order a service they’ll take a fibre feed from the riser into your flat. Once inside yours they will install an ONT (optical network terminal) that you will connect a router etc to. Or indeed the ONT may be an all-in-one unit that is combined with a router. Just depends on them.My only worry is that there is no extra boxes installed in the telecoms riser, only the equipment I put in the last update
Cool. That’s an all in router ONT+router.The router is a Dasan H660GM, had a quick look on the management page but not going to change anything until the service is running.
Once I am happy with the service I will run a cat6 to the office where my rack and server is and use my own wifi. Vodafone fttc contract ends in December so will have to let that run until then anyway