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# Hardware Specifications

|                |                  |
| -------------- | ---------------- |
| Vendor/Brand   | Nokia            |
| Model          | G-010G-A         |
| Chipset        | Broadcom BCM6838 |
| Flash          |                  |
| RAM            |                  |
| System         |                  |
| 2.5GBaseT      | No               |
| Optics         | SC/APC           |
| IP address     |                  |
| Web Gui        | ✅               |
| SSH            |                  |
| Telnet         |                  |
| Serial         |                  |
| Form Factor    | ONT              |


{% include image.html file="g-010g-a.jpg"  alt="G-010G-A" caption="Nokia G-010G-A" %}

# Curiosity

In the USA the ex BellSouth network deploys some ONTs labelled 'ALT Optics' that use a different wave length, 1310 nm for upstream and 1550 nm for downstream (instead of 1490 nm).
This was done to make a quick conversion of a network with low fibre capacity, allowing the same fibre to be reused for multiple services: FTTH and FTTC/IFITL[^att_alt_optics_1],[^att_alt_optics_2],[^att_alt_optics_3].

This is one of the few ONTs that has a variant that works with this wavelength. 

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[^att_alt_optics_1]: Alt optic box. https://forums.att.com/conversations/att-internet-equipment/alt-optic-box/5defe95abad5f2f606973d3f
[^att_alt_optics_2]: Alt Optic Network Modem Question. https://forums.att.com/conversations/att-fiber-installation/alt-optic-network-modem-question/61134eaa7f0d0c5065624aea
[^att_alt_optics_3]: [AT&T Fiber] Bye bye 802.1x, you will not be missed. https://www.dslreports.com/forum/r33456904-, https://www.dslreports.com/forum/r33458733-