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Should I use a patch cord or should I direct the fiber cable to my modem?
With the patch cord (and with this set-up: NAP --> OJB --> IOO --> Modem), I am getting -19.80 dBm, which is still normal, and my Internet is stable (except during peak hours, coz PLDT still has problems regarding the undersea cable)
BUT I AM GREEDY! (haha). I've seen many subscribers with optical info of -17dBm, -15dBm or higher (it's negative, so the higher the better).
How many dBm will be added if I remove my patch cord and just direct the fiber cable to my modem and will it make a difference? (NAP --> OJB --> Modem)
I know, though, that the new SOP for PLDT installation is just a direct fiber cable from NAP to the modem, no OJB, and no IOO. So I just wanna try disregarding the IOO (by removing the patch cord and directly connecting the fiber cable coming from the OJB to the modem).
With the patch cord (and with this set-up: NAP --> OJB --> IOO --> Modem), I am getting -19.80 dBm, which is still normal, and my Internet is stable (except during peak hours, coz PLDT still has problems regarding the undersea cable)
BUT I AM GREEDY! (haha). I've seen many subscribers with optical info of -17dBm, -15dBm or higher (it's negative, so the higher the better).
How many dBm will be added if I remove my patch cord and just direct the fiber cable to my modem and will it make a difference? (NAP --> OJB --> Modem)
I know, though, that the new SOP for PLDT installation is just a direct fiber cable from NAP to the modem, no OJB, and no IOO. So I just wanna try disregarding the IOO (by removing the patch cord and directly connecting the fiber cable coming from the OJB to the modem).