FTTH Planning and Implementation of Fiber World Communication Pvt. Ltd.

Abstract

The increase in demand for fast and reliable internet is why businesses are now depending on Fiber-to-the-Home (FTTH) technology. This work focuses on the implementation of modern fiber optic networks at Fiber World Communication Pvt. Ltd. (FWCPL) in Nepal. At this time, it considers both their practical and technological issues. A well-designed and flexible FTTH plan is prepared by the study, Google Earth for mapping, Dalo radius for user authentication, and Cacti for monitoring its performance. The use of both instruction and experimentation to handle matters such as network improvement, reducing costly resources, and improving service for customers. Since this study highlights FWCPL’s path, it gives suggestions that other enterprises can apply despite resource limits. Design mistakes like cramping networks or inaccurately measuring distances are discussed to reflect common issues.