No nbn coming soon to my area which is only a very good thing as I already get 100 mbits a second speeds on average in my area on cable, even during peak hours.
There is no way in hell I want to degrade my service thanks to the dodgy liberals NBN.
My suburb Beverly Hills NSW is "not started" on the NBN according to the nbnco website. I looked a few weeks ago on a list of future rollouts (within 3 years?) and was not on that either. However the neighbouring suburb has NBN � even if the map says no! (inlaws had theirs installed a few weeks ago).
What is the system for the order of suburbs on the rollout list?
any HFC rollouts atm?
according to nbn website build commences at my place first half 2016.... however nothing is showing on the rollout map... ccan anyone tell me whats going on as it is nearly end of the first half of 2016...
i am actually so pissed off at this nbn bullcrap because before libs were sworn in i could of gotten nbn at 2014. Liberals better lose the election this year
However the neighbouring suburb has NBN � even if the map says no!
What is the system for the order of suburbs on the rollout list?
It's more or less exchange area, with priority given to areas where new estates are getting fibre (or already have).
Plus there is a list of other requirements, like access to 3rd party fibre if needed. The FTTN and HFC additions have made a mess of things, so areas on the 3 year plan 3 years ago, are only just under construction.
It's just impossible to build the entire network in just a few years, yet people expect THEIR suburb to be done at the expense of someone else.
people expect THEIR suburb to be done at the expense of someone else.
I am happy to wait my turn, but it would be good to see just how long the queue in front of me is!
I already get 100 mbits a second speeds on average in my area on cable, even during peak hours.
There is no way in hell I want to degrade my service thanks to the dodgy liberals NBN.
Guess what, you are already on the NBN! It's just that nbn hasn't hasn't taken taken over that asset yet. Having a choice of ISP on cable will be an improvement.
nbn coming in Q4 this year for me ya ho finally it is coming to Flagstaff Hill SA.
5CMD
Planned
Build~ Q4 2016
RFS~ H2 2017
Should see something happening soon even just remediation work
I've been watching this thread with interest but haven't posted yet.
I'm in Vic (Castlemaine) and the 3 year roll out says "Expected time of first site to commence construction Q2-2016" (FTTN)
However there don't appear to be anything happening (NBN site reports 'No Rollout Plan Yet').
Does anyone know if the 3 year roll out timetable has fallen behind schedule?
Or is it normal that nothing visible happens in the early stages of an FTTN rollout?
I hope I get it in diamond creek as I'm on 3mbps adsl
I realise this question's almost certainly been asked either in this thread or one of the other threads, or anywhere on the internet but for some reason I can't find it in search so:
How long after nodes have finished being installed on a street will premises on the street be ready for service? Do they wait for the whole area to have their nodes constructed or do they connect premises as they're ready?
My street has nodes which haven't had anything done to them for a couple of weeks now, I'm assuming they're "ready" but I might be wrong. Will I be waiting the "up to 12 months" that the NBNco website is saying?
I understand the current roll-out plan has more 'What-ifs' than actual answers, but to add to this does anybody have an idea what may happen in the following situation:
My area is listed as;
VIC 3FTO � (Flemington) Ascot Vale, Flemington, Kensington, Moonee Ponds, Travancore 24100 HFC H1-2017
However I live in a small pocket of redevelopment in Ascot Vale (300+ residences) which does not have any HFC rolled out, and unlike the remainder of the suburb we have all underground services. The development was built in two halves (Change of developer halfway through) and the second half seems to have NBN FTTP, however the first half only had standard ADSL lines installed. Ascot Vale is not listed anywhere else in the document.
It seems our area has kind of fallen through the (fairly large) cracks of the current NBN, no HFC installed and with undergrounds services not likely to be, but not listed as FTTN in the roll-out plan.
Any ideas?
3WHL-62 is commencing HFC installation next Tuesday thru to November, although I would much prefer FTTP connection :(
How long after nodes have finished being installed on a street will premises on the street be ready for service?
I would like to know this too please anybody???
When the whole area is Ready for Service. The nodes aren't turned on one by one. The whole area is switched on at once, then you can sign up.
There is major night road works happening at Strathpine, QLD at the moment. Digging trenches across Gympie road and surrounding area's. Hard to sleep with all the night works going on. I'm assuming it's prep work for laying fibre.
When the whole area is Ready for Service
Thanks NetskyAU
I am in pooraka SA, GPC-05. Getting FttN in late September. Via a mate who works at NBN, have been advised I am approx 300m from the node. What speed can I roughly expect?
What speed can I roughly expect?
Generally full speeds 100Mbps
But it all comes down to your line and copper quality.
When this mixed mode of internet was announced it made me wonder...... people getting FTTN built will this ever be upgraded over time to something faster?
my place is supposed to be fiber to the premise, they put the cable in just before and after christmas..
Rollout type
Brownfields FTTP
Build started
May 2015
Ready for Service*
22 Jun 2016
Preparation
Apr 2015
Disconnection
Not available
SAM
2NWR-06
Premises
2,700
Service Area
2NWR
Nowra-Bomaderry
Point of In'ct
2NWR
Nowra-Bomaderry
When this mixed mode of internet was announced it made me wonder...... people getting FTTN built will this ever be upgraded over time to something faster?
Probably not for a looooong time. Unless a miracle happens.
Probably not for a looooong time. Unless a miracle happens.
Labor winning this election should be this miracle and they rip out all the FTTN cabinets and take them to the local tip or launch them, via catapult, through Telstra's (The Devil) front doors.
Does the government make less money off this mixed mode rollout than if it had been the original rollout ?
Costs of power to nodes etc?
Shortly after the last election I think, I remember reading in a paper here saying that my area was no longer on the areas to even receive the NBN !
I arent convinced by anything I read. Our idiot local member for Forde QLD Bert Van Manen made a claim on his website recently that Upper Coomera QLD would have NBN started in 2016. It doesnt mention for established or new homes. 10 Houses down the road in a new type estate has NBN. One would wonder why they just didnt continue it 10 houses on. So I don't believe it when the idiot says "In 2016" Perhaps for new homes in new estates, yes.
Ready for Service is showing up on my rollout map, just waiting for the box thing out side the house.
Thinking about sticking with TPG, been happy with them most of the time on adsl ..
could go to internode, but not sure, wanting a good plan, for streaming to twitch tv and youtube, maybe some netflix,
so thinking 100/40 or something..
oh forgot to ask, most seem to have bundles, ie phone and nbn ,but im hoping just to use my mobile,..
Nbn just left my premises and said they will be back tomorrow to run the cable. I also recieved a letter last month informing me of the box installation. Although there is nothing at all for the whole suburb in the rollout map.
Notting Hill, Melbourne
Just an FYI.
thats whats happening here in Bomaderry NSW..
had the cable run thru my street, and also now waiting on the box,
but I did hear that there had been some delays due to the recent bad
weather , so its just a waiting game..
should I ring up my isp (tpg) now or just wait till the box arrives?
Whats the latest status for Tuggerah, anyone know.
Thanks
It seems like NBN is coming soon to The Chase Estate, I just saw a couple of trucks (one from Telstra) working on pipe digging on the corner of Oshea Rd and Kimbarra Dr.
Also, another Telstra van near to the pit on the corner of Bridgewater Blvd and Kerferd St which is the one that I am connected to.
Can anybody figure out where these premises would be located under the following roll out plans?
Lovely Banks: Approx. # Premises 220
https://www.finder.com.au
Lara: Approx. # Premises 700
https://www.finder.com.au
Avalon: Approx. # Premises 600
https://www.finder.com.au
Why so few premises? Where are they? I can't imagine they're for rural properties as the distances are too vast for copper.
Utility box was installed yesterday,
the guy said the next nbn crew will be out to do the inside modem?
wonder how long that will be now??
NBN Warrnambool.
Any residents on here, we have a thread started, ill link below, with all the information we need including dates and maps.
So what does the start of a NBN build look like if an area is getting HFC or FTTN or FTTP?
Lately around suburbs of Parafield Gardens and some streets in Salisbury(Adelaide) I've been seeing a few streets that have had some strange patterns of road works. They've been chomping up about 3-6 metre long segments of the gutters infront of every house in the street. Leaving other gutters untouched.
I've driven past a few utes working on these gutters but did'nt see any logo's on the side.
Past 2 weeks allot of activity along Casuarina Drive by Parafield gardens Junior primary school. Theres even a 2 metre long hole in the gutter infront of that side of the school aswell. Also seen activity on other backstreets up as far as Salisbury downs.
mynbn.info is down
When will the NBN come to my town (area)??
Now???
Never
It went from fiber to the house
to
Wireless (Tower was actually to be build on our property)
to
Not yet determined
to
"Great news....Satellite is now available"....LOL
We are in a small town that is 15 minutes from a Mid North Coast City
Half the area has wireless while the other half is in the Shadow of a mountain
1/2 a kilometer of the Pacific HWY and I can throw a stone onto the Mobile phone tower
And we will be offered Satellite
The NBN is truly dead now
Moving into this place on the 5th of August and I currently have cable. How realistic is this date?
Do I wait and see and order NBN or should I settle for an order for ADSL?
How long does it take to go from NBN Co 'service available' to your ISP actually providing it ?
Telstra says no NBN in my area, tpg just gives me an error and iinet also unavailable.
Is there anyway to find out when approximately nbn is starting in your area? Website is pretty useless..
I'm in Balaclava, Vic 3183.
mynbn.info for my town says:
nbnTM is expected to commence construction in some parts of this suburb within 3 years.
and then continues with
First build expected Q2 2016
Last build expected Q2 2016
I'm confused. What does First and Last build mean?
Is there anyway to find out when approximately nbn is starting in your area? Website is pretty useless..
I'm in Balaclava, Vic 3183.
Me too � does anyone have a decent link to find this info.
Ps I'm in North Wahroonga, 2076
Well build did commence 2nd QTR 2016 in our area as originally stated but the website has only just been updated to reflect that (the 6 months info thing perhaps).
Rollout Region ID 3CAS-21
Status Build Commenced
Expected Ready For Service Dec 2016
(accurate as at 31 May 2016)
Build Commenced 12 May 2016
Preparation Commenced Dec 2015
Technology Type Fibre to the Node
Approx. # Premises 2800
Premises by technology Data available 6mths before RFS
Premises by service class Data available 6mths before RFS
Service Area Module 3CAS-21 (Castlemaine 21)
Service Area 3CAS (Castlemaine )
Connectivity Service Area CSA300000010073
(Bendigo 2 CSA)
Point of Interconnect 3BEN (Bendigo)
Labor winning this election should be this miracle and they rip out all the FTTN cabinets and take them to the local tip or launch them, via catapult, through Telstra's (The Devil) front doors.
That should be fun .... I vote all catalult's staying by. *puts on cool shades*
Any clue if Windsor 4030 is on the rollout ?
The copper is clagged unfortunately .. ..
DSL works
Landline is dodgy
Bigpond Cable is on outside wall unused
Any clue if Windsor 4030 is on the rollout ?
Pretty sure they'll be using the cable (HFC) in your area Dave, & probably late 2016 early 2017
Has the 3 year rollout plan changed / slowed down heaps?
I haven't really been following it much but I know Noosa, Tewantin etc construction was meant to start Q1 next year was hoping that was still on schedule.
Has the 3 year rollout plan changed / slowed down heaps?
Some areas are from a month to several months behind schedule, I don't know if that's general across the rollout or not.
My area is running about 1 month behind what the 3 year rollout plan said (at this point) but that doesn't mean it won't slip further.
Oh well that's fun.
I checked the NBN tracker on finder.com.au and it just says "planned" for every location under the 4NOO service area, most look like they wont be ready until 2018 sometime anyway. Bet Noosa will be first and the rest of us will be left holding our d!@#s as usual.
Whell now that the Election is over, we go back to waiting again for our Fiber to the Home. ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZzzzzzzzzzzzzzz.............
It appears that the people connecting wires and all that good stuff for DSL have tossed in the towel.
OK , Supposedly I am connect to a said Fast service DSL wise. would this be Fast?
Microsoft Windows [Version 6.1.7601]
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C:\Users\r>cd\
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Tracing route to www.internode.on.net [150.101.140.197]
over a maximum of 30 hops:
1 1 ms 1 ms 1 ms 192.168.0.1
2 12 ms 12 ms 10 ms lo0.lns20.mel8.on.ii.net [150.101.32.54]
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5 20 ms 21 ms 20 ms te7-2.cor1.adl6.on.ii.net [150.101.225.230]
6 19 ms * 20 ms techgw.adl.internode.on.net [150.101.1.84]
7 20 ms 20 ms 20 ms pubweb.internode.on.net [150.101.140.197]
Trace complete.
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Pinging www.internode.on.net [150.101.140.197] with 32 bytes of data:
Reply from 150.101.140.197: bytes=32 time=25ms TTL=58
Reply from 150.101.140.197: bytes=32 time=19ms TTL=58
Reply from 150.101.140.197: bytes=32 time=19ms TTL=58
Reply from 150.101.140.197: bytes=32 time=21ms TTL=58
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Whoot! NBN ordered from Telstra (Locked in to a contract) on exactly the date the MyNBN.info said the build would be completed.
Will wait to see what happens from here.
anyone have an idea when deception bay 4508 will be getting nbn probably never like everyone else i suspect ,anything politicians {i could call them something else like parasites) have there hands on always goes to crap, they take shortcuts like fibre to the node to save money without taking into account the corroded copper network from the node to the homes,and then down the track have to replace the copper anyway costing more money in the end, real smart :-(
Warrnambool residents are facing upto a 4 month delay in some areas, check out the thread for the latest updates and an interactive map.
Thread: /forum-replies.cfm?t=2512210
Is this the place to ask where to find out more information about status of an install?
My suburb got split into 2 sections, they were only doing up until the railway line and leaving the second half untouched. And it sat there with no plans.
Recently I jumped in to see what was happening and it's jumped from nothing to construction commenced.
Does Construction Commenced mean they're doing groundwork or could it simply mean they're updating exchanges in preparation for actual groundwork? Because as far as I'm seeing there's been 0 cabling/node construction etc in the suburb since it was announced maybe a month ago.
Telstra said 5-8 weeks from Construction Commenced until installed but I don't think the rep knew what they were talking about. As the other half of the suburb has been constructed for a couple of months now and still no planned connection until September.
Park Avenue, QLD, 4701 is the suburb in question.
Thanks
Chris, I believe you're part of the Rockhampton Service Area, which encompasses Park Avenue..though there's 2 Park Avenues, you'll have to clarify which one you belong too.
Rock thread: /forum-replies.cfm?t=2026927
Finder: https://www.finder.com.au/nbn-tracker/rollout/4ROT-02 ???
Finder:https://www.finder.com.au/nbn-tracker/sa/4FRV ????
Telstr: https://www.telstrawholesale.
Regarding actually work on the ground. My area in Vic was listed a "build commenced" in March but work only started in July, but in between that time generally they're surveying the sites, updating locations, roping pits and pipes.
Seeing as you are in 4ROT-02 with an RFS of Aug 2016...I'm surprised there's been no work that you've seen. Unless of course there's another Park Avenue in QLD then the error is all mine.
Thanks GEPLAYER, I hadn't seen that website before, just been using NBNco maps and Telstra maps which I believe is the same details.
My actual rollout region is 4FRV-05 after looking at that. My mate that's also in Park Avenue but on the other side of the railway line is 4ROT-02, that's where I've seen the majority of construction.
My patience is getting thin with my current provider so I thought I'd step up my research for NBN.
Telstra said 5-8 weeks from Construction Commenced until installed but I don't think the rep knew what they were talking about
I believe for FTTN it's probably more like 5 � 8 months?
Not a problem at all. That site.is actually maintained by a fellow person on whirlpool..jxeeno.is his name. Okay so seeing you're in 4FRV-05 I think according Telstra Cease Sale, which occurs 2-3weeks after an area goes RFS, your area should be RFS by late Feb-2017 early March-2017. That's a bit of a wait but things can change, hopefully not later.
That site also has a map and you can register for updates etc. Also, once an area is RFS your individual home is assigned a node which has a physical number on it..ie: 4FRV-05-12-FNO-001...this website will have details and if you're lucky they'll be a node near you with a number that the website says you're connected too. Simply helps people understand what speeds they can expect etc.
Good luck.
GE.
Can anyone comment on when Upper Kedron in Brisbane (4055) will see some nbn action?
The last 3-year plan (about a year ago) said:
QLD
Ferny Hills
Arana Hills Enoggera Everton Hills Everton Park Ferny Grove Ferny Hills Gaythorne Keperra Mitchelton Upper Kedron 21800 premises
HFC
H1-2016
QLD
Ferny Hills
Bunya Everton Hills Upper Kedron
2200 premises
FTTN
H2-2017
I'm at Ferny Hills and haven't heard anything from NBN. Some activity at the exchange lately but no idea if it's NBN related.
General question guys Flagstaff Hill 5CMD-20 is expected RFS on 22 July 2017 how many moths does fttn usually take for construction. We should be seeing work soon we are on the Rollout Schedule & Disconnection Dates � Excel version. And Cease sale report in 4 August 2017
Is there a "Will NBN ever come to my town?" thread? Still no plans for at least 3 more years for Bangor NSW.
Has the NBN rollout screeched to a halt?
Two years ago the NBN rollout map showed my area set with a future proposal date, then 6 months later it became "last rollout Dec 2018" and I just checked it today and now it just says "Not currently available"...
What the flap is going on? It's been 5 years now.
I am beyond mad about this now. I'm disparate; void of what is required to provoke response... This government and the NBN has spiralled me into a depression from which my choppy 3.8MBps maintains this steady sea of woe.
Yeah you cant afford to let Oz slip behind the rest of the world with its lockouts, shitty internet uploads and barely functional downloads, high ping and the business sector feeling fed up and resorting to print as it's faster than uploading to a backup server.
Oh and Romania is better than Oz in every way.
What a jokewater Oz is becoming
Construction was planned for Q3 2016 in my area � 4NRB-03 for FTTN. Over the last week there have been a couple of Ericsson vehicles parked next to the narangba water tower, with everything roped off.
Apparently Ericsson are one of the contractors providing fixed wireless and satellite. So this may sound like a silly question, but could the Ericsson people be doing anything in regards to the FTTN rollout in our area?
How can I tell where the nearest Node is in my area? I'm scheduled to get FTTN but i lnow that if you're closer to the node you can get faster speeds
Was going through my junk mail and found a flyer from nbnco. Apparently "work is expected to commence shortly".
Anyone else received these? Any ideas on how long "shortly" is?
I thought most of the construction has been phased back due to the MTM stuff. The flyer doesn't really explain much apart from what they might be doing in the near future and what to expect.
I know there's been a few displays around recently with some nbnco guys trying to spruik the wireless options which i know are available, but nothing about FTTN/P which this flyer seems to be detailing.
The nbnco website on the other hand says "The rollout of the nbn� network has not started in this area"
NBN's 3 year Construction plan: NSW
2SPW
Sydney Springwood
Emu Heights, Emu Plains, Leonay
3800
HFC
H2-2016
Does anyoneknow what is holding this up. I'm already on Optus cable service with speed pack getting 90~100 MBps during off-peak. But i'm really sweating on getting 100/40 plan through HFC (I guess that's better than FttN).
A search on NBN just says "The rollout of the nbn� network has not started in this area"
Does anyoneknow what is holding this up. I'm already on Optus cable service with speed pack getting 90~100 MBps during off-peak. But i'm really sweating on getting 100/40 plan through HFC (I guess that's better than FttN).
A search on NBN just says "The rollout of the nbn� network has not started in this area"
As per http://www.zdnet.com/article/
I don't think they're showing HFC on the rollout map.
I have always been checking it but the other day when an Optus tech was over, he assured me they have started working on it in my area (2HUH) and that I'll be getting it soon.
So basically, I think HFC customers are in the dark somewhat and just have to go off the 3 year roll out plan dates and patiently wait.
I don't think Gin Gin's tower is going to make the RFS date shown in Finder. 4BBE-51-15-GING still only has the bottom half of the tower up, and with a week to go there is no sign of the top half. I wonder where it is?
I feel like this will never come to Balwyn, VIC.
I hate being connected to this f*cking Box Hill exchange 3.5-4km away.
Just noticed there's guys doing some work a few streets away. Looks like they're putting some pipes in.
Wondering if that has anything to do with the flyer sent out the other week?
They've announced work has started in my area but its only listed as "Fixed line"
Safe to assume this is just FttN right?
Wondering if that has anything to do with the flyer sent out the other week?
Seems like it is!! Drove past again today and saw an NBNCo sign on one of the fences.
How exciting! I wonder how long till they get to my street?
How can I tell where the nearest Node is in my area?
There isn't really any way for us plebs to tell until after your area is 'Ready For Service' and they've placed the nodes.
Even at the 'In Build' status with nodes already placed (like my area) there is no way to tell which pillar one's house will be hooked up to (it may not be the closest one).
Going for a walk around your area and looking for Telstra pillars and pits isn't very accurate as many (in some areas most) pits are covered by soil and grass (I reckon about � of the pits in my area had to be dug down to) so the ones you find may not be the one you are eventually connected to.
To make things more annoying they're not even announcing status until 6 months before estimated ready for service which may be well past the point where things start moving *sigh*.
We've got a lot of nodes popping up around here but there's still no information being given out so yeah.... that's pretty poor.
Did I mention FTTN and NBN are not my favorite people at the moment ;-)
Rookie question, What do pillars and nodes actually do?
This explains what pillars are for better than I could but basically they're a tube were the lines from the exchange for an area are put into before heading out to individual properties. They allow for a particular exchange line to be linked to a particular property. A tech can link line A to house Y easily and close to the house which is cheaper and easier to do.
http://wbtnetworks.com.au/th
FTTN uses 'nodes' which have optical fibre to a shared �cabinet�, which in turn provides internet access to customers within an area (of variable size and shape).
It's got power to it and provides internet services over copper between the node and the user. Sort of like a mini exchange but without telephones and using a later and faster version of ADSL called VDSL.
http://i.nextmedia.com.au/Ne
There are also mini nodes which are the same sort of thing but they service less properties.
This explains what pillars are for better than I could but basically they're a tube were the lines from the exchange for an area are put into before heading out to individual properties. They allow for a particular exchange line to be linked to a particular property. A tech can link line A to house Y easily and close to the house which is cheaper and easier to do.
So i've figured out that I'm about 800 metres from the node and pillar (through roads) is there a way of predicting the max speed I will receive when FTTN comes in January?
So i've figured out that I'm about 800 metres from the node and pillar (through roads)
Unless you're right on the edge of town (at the edge of the service area as well) there's no reliable way (for the general public) to tell if the node and pillar you've found are the one you're going to be connected to.
From the Whirlpool Knowledge base I quote -:
It is IMPOSSIBLE to determine DSL sync speeds based on line of sight distance or street distance to your Node. A large part of what matters is the cable length, which your VDSL provider may or may not be able to provide. In addition to length, the thickness of the cable as well as the number and quality of joins will contribute to the attenuation, and thus sync rate.
But never the less... people want graphs... so here is a graph (which you shouldn't rely on) :)
https://nbnmyths.files.wordp
How exciting! I wonder how long till they get to my street?
Getting closer. Just saw them working at (what I believe is) the nearest pillar to my house.
So i've figured out that I'm about 800 metres from the node and pillar (through roads) is there a way of predicting the max speed I will receive when FTTN comes in January?
Try the link below, zoom in to your area and click on your property.
Not all areas done, but you may be one of the one listed.
Obviously this doesn't account for how good your actual copper is, but still very interesting.
Man... that map is wired.... I wish they did the same to "predict" dsl speed before signing up...
I wish they did the same to "predict" dsl speed before signing up
What like this?
http://www.adsl2exchanges.co
Either enter your phone number, or your address and let it do the rest.
It's fairly accurate.
So I gather that finder.com.au (newer mynbn.info) is useless now?
Hi everyone.
Just wondering if anyone knows the sorts of things that might be happening (or not happening) if I get this message when I query my address.
'Additional work is still required in order to make your address ready to connect to the nbn� network.'
The area is Beaconsfield 3BWK-08-17. The whole area has apparently been ready for about 2months, and I know the people across the street have had NBN for a few weeks.
But our side of the road and a few streets behind us, are all get the above message.
I assume we are on a different node/pillar to the houses on the other side of the street.
Managed to get a message from a guy at Telstra.. something to the affect of.. it usually takes a month or 2 to get houses available to connect on the NBN. A couple of other ISP's I tried had no idea.. Just basically said to wait and we will contact you.
But no idea of what or how long it will be.
Anyone else in this area.?
So I got something in the mail about construction starting but still nothing online about my area.
decromin writes:
"Looks like we are starting to get a bunch of "When will the NBN come here" threads, so perhaps it would be good to consolidate all those into one place with the latest info we have.
NBN Co releases interactive Google map of current and upcoming locations! This means that this list was getting to be a little out of date and unwieldy, so here is the pretty and very useful tool:
http://www.nbnco.com.au/rol
and the news of the release, and some more info on how to use it.
http://nbnco.com.au/blog/nb
Thanks NBN Co for this!"
Thanks for nothin' Turnsh#t!
All we're getting is bullsh#t fluff and outright lies from Morrow and the current government. Rollouts maps are useless and while my address is supposedly to be provisioned with HFC (H2, 2016) � a check on the links above still tells me nothing has started yet.
Morrow is talking big � I think that NBNCo is in a financial hole. Why else are they and the government putting the squeeze on leaks and reducing the real information on NBNCo activity? All the froth & bubbles is to try and hide the financial hole they're in and lack of any real progress.
As said earlier � all I want is a reliable 100/40 connection, and I'd be happy with the earmarked HFC providing it's properly provisioned.
We're reading that Turnbull is woeful as Lib leader � how long until the disillusioned Abbott brigade decide that they can now cut him loose and wreak further havoc on our NBN? The whole LP party machine is morally and financially corrupt � and they're the ones targeting union corruption. Isn't Australia lucky it didn't give them 'carte blanche' � at least the 'hung parliament' goes some way to prevent them 'punching us in the head' any more than they have already.
Just get on with the NBN. Stop telling us how well your doing the job, and just get it done.
We're reading that Turnbull is woeful as Lib leader � how long until the disillusioned Abbott brigade decide that they can now cut him loose and wreak further havoc on our NBN?
LOL While this government is in power they moan We Don't have the Funds for NBN Libs are always feathering their nests!!
Warrnambool VIC 3280.
Building commenced, but no estimated end date? Anyone have any clues as to when this is going to be done?
Anyone have any clues as to when this is going to be done?
Which area you in? Anywhere between Mid-Dec and Mid-March.
3WBO-01 Warrnambool, VIC, Horsham CSA, 10-Mar-2017
3WBO-02 Warrnambool, VIC, Horsham CSA, 09-Dec-2016
3WBO-03 Dennington, Warrnambool, VIC, Horsham CSA, 10-Mar-2017
3WBO-04 Warrnambool, VIC, Horsham CSA, 24-Mar-2017
3WBO-05 Allansford, Warrnambool, VIC Horsham CSA, 17-Mar-2017
3WBO-06 Warrnambool, VIC, Horsham CSA, 17-Mar-2017
@Roqua theres a thread I've started. Feel free to have a look round and share what you know. I've also made a map, not 100% upto date with new build sites though (my pc is down)
I just today got a letter that my complex on St Kevins Avenue, Benowa, QLD 4217 is having the Installation of the HFC into our complex between 23/09/2016 and 17/02/2017.
Was a bit of a surprise, as all other information and roll out maps I have been regularly checking had no mention of our area in any time frame, but got the details of the company doing the work and their diagrams for our complex with the NBN letter saying installation is about to start.
Rollouts maps are useless and while my address is supposedly to be provisioned with HFC (H2, 2016) � a check on the links above still tells me nothing has started yet.
Pretty much the same for Altona Meadows, they say H2-2016 but nothing on the address
Pretty much the same for Altona Meadows, they say H2-2016 but nothing on the address
You are far better off using this;
https://www.telstrawholesale
Click on the rollout schedule in excel, then go to the 2nd tab across the bottom, expected RFS
3LTV-63 Altona Meadows VIC Werribee 2 CSA 13-Jul-2017
Sorry, I have no idea where else to look.
If I've checked the rollout map and there's no info there and I've just checked the above spreadsheet mention and my suburb is nowhere to be seen, is it safe to say that I won't be getting NBN any time soon?
3LTV-63 Altona Meadows VIC Werribee 2 CSA 13-Jul-2017
Hmm i see, also looking at the PDF version seems they have a typo FFTP instead of FTTP lol.
What about Fixed Wireless areas like Werribee South? Doesn't seem listed
When I checked the Tel$tra rollout map earlier in the year we were due to be connected in September. Even today I'm getting letters in the mail from ISPs saying "Congratulations, the 'nbn' is expected to be active 9 September 2016. Sign with us".
Now the Tel$tra rollout has an end of the year date on it. 'nbn'co paid contractors to work through easter where I am which would have cost a $__tload. Then they fail their own launch date. What a joke. Thanks Rudd, Gillard, Abbott & Turnbull.
is it safe to say that I won't be getting NBN any time soon?
Have you checked the 3 year roll out plan?
You need to find it by looking for your exchange first, then your suburb will be listed beside it.
http://www.nbnco.com.au/cont
Thanks, mate. Found it on there and I'm scheduled for H2-2017 (which is sooner than I though it would be). Appreciate the help.
scheduled for H2-2017
That's the start date, so realistically you can add about 6 � 9 months to that. So probably early 2018 for you.
Node cabinet was just installed today.
Now if only they'd connect everything and flip the switch.
Quite annoying seeing everything get built everyday as i drive past, but still have no clear indication of when they're expecting to finish and switch it on.
still have no clear indication of when they're expecting to finish and switch it on.
Have you tried looking on here?
https://www.telstrawholesal
Click on the rollout schedule in excel, then go to the 2nd tab across the bottom, expected RFS
Have you tried looking on here?
Thanks for that.
Dec 16 / Feb 17 / May 17 according to that. Not sure which of those i'd fall under. But either way it seems there's still a lot more to go even though nodes are popping up all over the place.
The old man just spotted ABERGELDIE trucks in his street, after a quick Google Search, they are a infrastructure company... Does anyone know if they are contracted by NBNco?
Suburb: Mermaid Waters, Queensland, 4218
Has anyone heard any news on the Carrum Downs area? we are looking at buying in the area between Carrum Downs and Skye areas. Looking at ADSL in the area and it's on the Seaford Exchange which means *shudder* something like 3MBit/s. I just don't know if i can bring myself to deal with this until the NBN eventually comes around.
So the rollout map says my area eventually will be rolled out with hfc
Right now I believe I can already get cable internet if it's with Telstra or Optus Does that mean no change is really happening or does it mean other ISPs will have access to the cable in my area and I'll get a way bigger choice?
does it mean other ISPs will have access to the cable in my area and I'll get a way bigger choice?
This.
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