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NBN Plans Tracker – moved to Choosing an ISP: moved NBN Telstra Plan changing – moved to Telstra Broadband: moved NBN 100mbps slow as molasses – moved to Networking: moved: Areas selected for NBN fibre extension program: 11k: 198k: SCS 2020-Oct-28, 12:16 am lauricat 2024-Oct-5, 9:31 pm: laur 9d: : NBN Rollout - Newcastle (2HAM 2MAI 2MYF ...
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While currently set at 250/25Mbps, NBN Co intends to drop the minimum order to a 100/20Mbps product, bringing it in line with the threshold for fibre-to-the-node users. NBN Co said it is currently upgrading around 7000 homes and businesses a week to full fibre.
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Please find below some specific detail on how retailers’ feedback will help NBN Co to deliver better products and better outcomes for customers: Launch timing – Firstly, we appreciate RSPs’ encouragement that resulted in us extending the consultation to consider a further proposal to develop three, new, 2Gbps ‘hyper-fast’ wholesale products for residential and business customers.
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NBN Co has unveiled the second group of suburbs and towns that are currently served with fibre-to-the-node (FTTN) but will now be partially overbuilt with fibre. They are named as: Western Australia: Girrawheen, Kingsley, Wanneroo, Canning Vale, Jandakot South.
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They will need to sign up with an NBN-Co provider who will have a cable Modem supplied at the time of NBN HFC install. (This is different to the Router Supplied directly by the ISP). If they already have an NBN HFC service and have damaged their Modem, they will need to contact their ISP directly to get this replaced by the NBNCo.
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In my street and 2-3 nearby NBN Co. has run NBN Fibre line literally straight through the middle of a massive tree so it is surrounded by dense vegetation – to connect to the outside of a house .. rather than putting it in underground!! I guess that would be too expensive for them.. unbelievable.
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The Telstra-provided modem likely does have bridge mode – specifically what model is it (check the label, which is usually located on the bottom of the unit). This is more related to changes that NBNco are rolling out. /archive/9vw44qnm. It might be compatibile with a Firmware update.
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sadly no, most of the docco's on NBNs site like that were pruned not long after the liberals took office, someone may have saved a copy. the wording from a page i saved was Battery backup capability will be available on all ports of the NBN Co NTD – UNI-D and UNI-V.
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Co-Existence only applies for NBN FTTB and FTTN services, and applies to premises in an area which also has existing DSL services. This will mean, you are somewhat ported to the Node already, however speeds are limited upto 24-25 Mbps. Co-existence means that ADSL services are running with NBN services (VDSL2).
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Okay, So I am getting NBN FTTN in my area (6DBLV-03) and I could not find any pillars anywhere or even the big green 'Nodes' from NBN Co. According to Vocus and Optus there is fiber running down Scarborough Beach Road on both sides and there is a junction box at the bottom of the street that fiber runs into, on the Telstra cable map the exchange is 1 street below me.
