Your reading comprehension skills seem to be impaired. And I also suspect you overestimate your own nunchuck skills and broadband skills, Napoleon.
Did you notice that everyone else in the thread is crazy and you’re the only sane one here? Quick, hide before the black helicopters show up again!
Seriously, when you have actually designed a FIOS project and understand that heavy traffic can’t lag it because each customer gets their own dedicated fiber, on both the F1 and F2 sides all the way back to the office, then you can tell me I don’t know what I’m talking about.
When you can tell me about the dB loss parameters of a Corning 1X16 splitter versus the Corning 2X32 or Corning 2X16 splitters and what range brackets they’re best used for, then you can lecture me sparky.
When you have mastered the layout and design proceedures necessary to install multiple VATS cables off of a single 288F Trunk, then you can speak down to me.
Until that time, I suggest you STFU and listen to those who do know what the hell they’re talking about.
FIOS cannot be lagged by heavy traffic on the net. Period. Full Stop.