Hello.Does anyone have experience with the internet provider PODA and especially with their GPON connection 1Gbit or 2Gbit?This involves pinging and jitter to foreign servers, real download speeds, for example from Steam.Doesn't the speed drop significantly at peak times?Then do they have a reliable modem and give me access to its administration?Does it have good WiFi (including version 6?) Can I switch to bridge mode so I can use my Turris router?Does IPv6, including prefix delegation, work?What is the frequency of outages and the speed of their resolution?There is no modem on GPON.They have it with an optical converter, combined with a router.They will not give you access to his administration.You can just change a little through a user account.So you pay for it.They put this there https://www.wifihw.cz/default.aspThanks.Wouldn't there be knowledge about speed and latency, please?No one yet offers a better line on optics than it does for end customers.Jonak, as he wrote, you won't get access, but they can give you their media converter and you can give anything of your own.We have everything and everything.I don't know what you want to solve if you have a ping to the server for about 3ms and for a list of 5ms and foreign about 7ms, what's the point?It doesn't affect it anymore.You want to know a lot and if you need optics and a router from the ISP to the bridge, then your questions are completely useless .. Then it just depends on the choice of your own router - what can / or does not know .. Turris ..? ??Maybe he can do something .. If he was at a better level than Mikrotik, then we would have Turris routers at most for the most part.On the contrary - none of what is asked is not affected by the router.Router, if it's not a smirk, will not fundamentally affect ping, jitter and drop drops.And the router will not affect whether the ISP will delegate the ipv6 prefix to it and what the frequency of the outage is."If he was at a better level than Mikrotik, then we would have Turris routers at most for the most part."Internet cool, gigabit really gig, including Steam, outages minimal.With their ONU unit, you can switch to the bridge yourself via the Pody web administration.I have no experience with bridge mode.Ping to Nix 5 ms, Ostrava - Brno 8 ms, Poland 20ms, France 30ms.Thanks for the specific and helpful answer.I was already afraid that I would learn from the discussion only such "valuable" information that the ISP will not affect the ping or even that the ISP does not matter and everything is decided by the router (and between the lines that I buy Turris only noob and gentlemen have Mikrotik).Ping traceroute ipv4 and 6 - take a look at the RIPE atlas probe, filter yourself at PodyASN 30764 PODA-AS see http: //sg-pub.ripe.net/petros/population_coverag ... there is a list of all probes in the PODA network, eg: https://atlas.ripe.net/frames/probes/53824 / https://atlas.ripe.net/probes/1000197/ vc.continuous history a few years back ...At all speeds, optics, when Poda itself has network outages several times a day.I can look at a blank monitor without a connection.Pody's support is about nothing but email communication, and the technicians are looking for the blame only with you.I'm glad I'm not with them anymore.Poda is not what it used to be.Several times a day you say?These are the typical outages that users make themselves on disturbed WiFi or a damaged cable ... Several times a day, there will really be no outages on the part of the ISP at the optics.Not a single outage in 5 years.Optics brought to the cellar.There's a switch and it's all right.Outage 3 times a day….Are you still with them?I have had a PODU since May 2015. In the beginning it was 100, currently 300/80 Mbps for 500 CZK.In the settings I can switch it to 190/190, but I have no reason.In the beginning it was metallic, now approx.3?years of optics brought to the office, where their Huawei with WiFi 2.4 and 5 GHz ... I have everything covered with it at home - from TV, several PCs, NBs, receivers, mobile phones and I have a signal in the whole apartment.But I don't have a TV from them, only internet (the price also includes 78 TV channels, ie I either watch a PC or an Android box) I have a full offer on TV from UPC, now VF, but not IPTV, but a classic cable + CA module As for the outage - I've experienced maybe 5 of them all the time (maybe even less) Everything is working like a watch, I really can't complain.I have had a net from PODY for about more than ten years.Absolute satisfaction.Perhaps only one outage in half a day!Reliability, communication and speed even higher than the contracted 120/30 MbsRelated topics: Turris, Real Speed, GPON, Router turris** Sex of married couples only on special occasions.** The bedroom is controlled by sex robots with artificial intelligence.** This is also one of the conclusions of the International Robotics Conference.** How do you know if your smartphone is hacked?** Look for signs of non-standard phone behavior ** It is enough if the phone lasts less or heats up even in idle mode ...** Google can do a lot of things besides search ** We've selected more than 15 useful features and capabilities ** Just type the right keywords into a search engine** The NewProfilePic application has become a hit on Android ** You can create professional-looking profiles in it ** But watch out for the aggressive pricing policy for the Pro versionWhether you want to show off your vacation photos on the big screen or play videos stored on your computer's disk, you can't do without mirroring the screen.By default, it is supported by both Windows and Android.The film parodies are very grateful to the audience and popular among filmmakers.The creators can steal other people's works with them with complete impunity and let their imagination run wild in their imitation.We have chosen the best foreign and Czech parodies.** The warmest place on Earth may not be the most dangerous ** The biggest killer will be the mix of heat and humidity ** Asia has dangerously approached the limit of 35 ° C twbHow to start an e-shop and succeedBig test of computers in the monitorWireless oven testWe advise you to buy a tablet