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   Hello Stas,   
      
   On Monday July 28 2025 19:52, you wrote to me:   
      
    SM>>> Stability. If one of them doesn't work for some reason, I still   
    SM>>> have internet.   
      
    MvdV>> For me it is more an adventure. That one of my connection fails   
    MvdV>> for more than a couple of minutes is rare.   
      
    SM> Unfortunately, in my case the connection is lost once a month or two,   
    SM> but for several hours, or even a day or more.   
      
   How is the physical setup? Having two providers to avois loss of connection   
   when a vable is cut does not work if the risk of cutting both cables in the   
   same operation is substantial. Here the various cables are usually laid close   
   together for easier access. But that increases the risk of cutting more than   
   one when something goes wrong.   
      
   Technically I have access to three physical media. The old pair of wires   
   originally meant for POTS, the coax cable originally meant for TV distribution   
   and the new glass fibre meant for high speed digital communication.   
      
   DSL is still avaialable over the old POTS wires but thets have not been used   
   for the last 20 years and probably will never be used again. Some day, the   
   owner may decide to remove the cables to recover the copper,   
      
   I forgot 5G. There is a provider that offers re;letively chaep internet access   
   via 5G. but they are IPv4 only for now, so no deal, ;-)   
      
      
   Cheers, Michiel   
      
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