DSL resale?
If DSL providers work as DSL resellers, do they have access to the exchanges? What do they have to do there, or does it remain in the hands of Telekom until it reaches the exchange, which then feeds the data into the reseller's network?
If DSL providers work as DSL resellers, do they have access to the exchanges? What do they have to do there, or does it remain in the hands of Telekom until it reaches the exchange, which then feeds the data into the reseller's network?
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Good evening, can I connect the DSL router to the TV with a cable so I can watch Netflix on the TV?
they have zero access
Reseller rents the connections, e.g. DSL from Deutsche Telekom and get used for this monthly ~15€
Is something defective at the connection… You give the reseller that, who makes a message to e.g. Deutsche Telekom and then send out some technicians who take care of it, for the proceder that have up to 14 days after the contracts…
means that the telekom is responsible for the bras server and the feeding of the ip packets into the network of the provider, and there the provider is only active, with user authentication, with me 1und1 auth with username and password
exactly
Thank you
To bring clarity in…
In this case, the lines are owned by Deutsche Telekom until your home, so Deutsche Telekom is also responsible. And no, providers have lost nothing…
This means that every provider has to notify Deutsche Telekom that a technician commissioned by Deutsche Telekom will pass.
However, unofficially, it usually takes a little longer because of course Deutsche Telekom prefers its own customers and then only the provider customers in a sequence that corresponds to the size of the company (Provider)…
Secured knowledge, or guess?
During my active time at Deutsche Telekom, it was so that SLAs (Service Level Agreements) were defined in the contracts with such companies, which had to be adhered to in the most appropriate way to avoid penal demands.
thank you, there must be a kind of basic profile in the exchange pages so that the data packets can be transferred to the corresponding network of the isp, thinking of line identifier id or user email address, as reference to an isp,
Unfortunately, hundreds of times of experience and unofficially confirmed statements by me personally known technicians…
Uuups, “it” does not belong there…
the latter. The DSL infrastructure has no access. If something has to be done, they will order Deutsche Telekom to send a technician to the first installation.
that they may call it their dsl,
The Internet Service Provider gets traffic as open L2TP-Tunnel handed over so that the PPPoe-Sessions of the end customer at the ISP are correct. the provider must also know which bras server the telekom, he must give the data, from there goes to the dslam, and finally to the crooked, sorry am laie,