What does property broadband mean?

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Residential broadband is also called LAN broadband, and residential broadband means: the residential area is connected by an optical cable, and then all residents in the residential area use this optical cable to surf the Internet. Generally speaking, residential broadband has such a characteristic: because many people enjoy the same optical cable to surf the Internet, when many people surf the Internet at the same time, or when someone downloads files or watches videos online, the network speed is slow and unstable; Similarly, if only a few people are using it, the speed of surfing the Internet may be very fast.

However, the appeal problem is not absolute, because it can be solved through a series of technical measures. For example, the administrator in residential broadband can reasonably allocate the network speed of each user to avoid the phenomenon that the network speed is slow when there are many users and fast when there are few users.

But in practice, almost all residential broadband will limit the network speed. Users will voluntarily use more broadband resources than they have already purchased after applying to the managers in residential broadband. For example, users buy 5M broadband, and the total residential broadband is 1000M broadband. If only 10 users handle it at present, there will be a lot of broadband resources left. For example, administrators in residential broadband may allocate more broadband resources to users in order to make full use of the network voluntarily. (Of course, not all places are the same, which is related to the management of your community. )

Note: If individuals in residential broadband are unable to apply, the residential property department will generally apply to broadband operators such as China Telecom and China Unicom. Users only need to go to the residential property and management department to inquire and open it.

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