u/TriCountyThrowaway

Like 15 days ago, bus completely blew past me at a stop. It was on a weekend.
I called, only to get an automatic message that its closed, so I just submitted an online form on Trimet website and I got an email saying to call. I replied back saying all the exact details are in the form I submitted and to go off of the info I already sent.

So, two weeks later, after I pretty much forgot about it, got a reply telling me don't email us about those things, call us, and by the way, we're an 8-4 M-F sort of place. All the relevant details were provided in the form I originally submitted. Looks like a complaint is getting procedurally dismissed unless I carve time out of my day during those hours, wait 30 minutes, then hash out the details they've already been provided.

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So, in the building I am in, I was told by CenturyLink that it is possible to bring FTTP fiber into the utility room in the MDU building. In that room, there is also a punch down block where CAT 3 cabling goes to each unit.

Per building mgmt, CenturyLink provided ONT can reside in the equipment room into which my own device is intended to plug into. If it was a regular house, it would attach to a "modem" router with an CAT6 patch cord.

G. hn in theory would allow the existing CAT3 in the building that goes to my unit to work as a 300 ft ethernet "patch cord".

Unfortunately, for whatever reason, G hn over phone adapters are extremely hard to source, but G hn over coax are readily available. Is there a difference beyond the connectors between the Ghn over CAT3 vs coax? I could also look into Ghn over powerline adapters, but that would require modifications and I expect an uphill battle on an altered device from the building mgmt.