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While the topic of FIOS is in mind :^), I have a question that I can't seem to get a good answer to over the phone-- Has anyone had the all-in-one ONT installed? My location will not allow a split-system where the ONT is outside and BBU/PS are inside (I don't have access to the basement or first floor interior areas), however my location would work very well for the all-in-one indoor install as I have a mounting location (with 110V power) in the attic on the opposite side of the exterior wall where my overhead utilities already connect to the side house. As I understand it using the interior ONT requires a 1" hole cut to pass the connector of a terminated fiber line into the house, the line itself is of course much smaller in diameter--how does Verizon seal the the hole around the cable? I'm hoping they have some sort of a pre-made solution that seals everything nicely using a plastic ring or something similar that is already in place on the cable. Thanks, Ethan
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