What is the price for 50Mbps fup plan if we want 300gb data per month
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899 with GST ?
That I said it... BTW 2nd router where installed? How much distance from the cable connected Router....
Can u check the wifi I'd/ SSID names u r getting? R they 2 or single I'd?
They might named same I'd for both still asking..
Both the router installed at same place so no distance there And i m getting same n full wi fi coverage N 45+ high speed at both ground n first floor.
Nd yes wifi ID is with single name only..its same for both..
So then I presume as the 2nd router is connected by using LAN cable...Probably the 1st is Syrotech which is having both ONU and Router...Also presume that Syrotech doesn't have Wifi and disabled wifi and also locked by changing password by LCO..maybe used as ONU....Only the 2nd router has wifi which maybe not locked...
899 + 18% GST... That amounts to slightly more than Rs. 1000...
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Congratulations @GJ mit bro for your new Railwire connection. 
Some GPON comes without wifi connectivity (with just LAN ports) so LCO provides a wifi router in those cases.
So it works this way:
Fiber cable connected to GPON -> GPON connected to wifi router -> devices connected to router.
Where as wifi supported GPONs are connected directly to devices so one device less required.
No, none of them are used as repeater/range extender.
Some GPON comes without wifi connectivity (with just LAN ports) so LCO provides a wifi router in those cases.
So it works this way:
Fiber cable connected to GPON -> GPON connected to wifi router -> devices connected to router.
Where as wifi supported GPONs are connected directly to devices so one device less required.
Congratulations @GJ mit bro for your new Railwire connection.
No, none of them are used as repeater/range extender.
Some GPON comes without wifi connectivity (with just LAN ports) so LCO provides a wifi router in those cases.
So it works this way:
Fiber cable connected to GPON -> GPON connected to wifi router -> devices connected to router.
Where as wifi supported GPONs are connected directly to devices so one device less required.
Thank you so much bapun raz Bro
Here is My set up ..you are right bro that gpon onu is without wifi .they have connected it with 2nd wifi tenda router. With this I m getting same full coverage n high speed on my both floor...
I am not able to upload image ..Congratulations @GJ mit bro for your new Railwire connection.
No, none of them are used as repeater/range extender.
Some GPON comes without wifi connectivity (with just LAN ports) so LCO provides a wifi router in those cases.
So it works this way:
Fiber cable connected to GPON -> GPON connected to wifi router -> devices connected to router.
Where as wifi supported GPONs are connected directly to devices so one device less required.
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