The fiber optic cable socket (also known as an OTO socket) is an optical telecommunications socket (OTO stands for Optical Termination Socket). It connects your home to our ultra-fast fiber optic cable network.
If your apartment is already connected to the fiber optic cable network, this means you already have a fiber optic cable socket. You will usually find the fiber optic cable socket in your living room or entrance area.
In order to activate fiber-optic Internet in your home, we require your fiber number, also known as your OTO ID.
- The number is printed directly on the fiber optic cable socket (OTO socket).
- The number usually begins with an A or B (in some cases with an O or WP), followed by a 10-digit number in the following format: A.XXX.XXX.XXX.X.
- If you have any problems, your building management company or the previous tenant can give you the information you need.
- A fiber optic cable socket has up to four ports – the numbers 1 to 4 are printed in small type at the bottom of the fiber optic cable socket.
- During the activation process, we will inform you which ports are used for your products.
Example of a fiber optic cable socket with OTO ID: