Now home broadband is in fttp. Compared with the traditional copper wire access method, optical fiber broadband has high technical content. When you apply for broadband installation, you will be told clearly what the signing rate is. For example, if your broadband is 100 megabit or 200 megabit, the general maintenance staff will ask customers to try whether they can surf the Internet normally after installation. After the broadband installation is completed, the installer must be required to test the network speed. If you don't ask about the network speed, the maintenance staff will not take the initiative to test the network speed for you. You can use the speed measuring software in 360 software to measure the map.
Because it is fttp now, and many families will install routers, this involves the installation of some indoor cables. After the optical fiber is connected to the user's home and the optical cat is debugged, the installer will also be responsible for connecting the optical cat with the router. At present, most first-tier operators have WiFi function, and the rooms are not particularly large users. Generally, there is no need to install additional routers.