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Reply # 643231 19-Jun-2012 15:05
ChorusVan: We've released our indicative UFB year three plans (1 July 2013 to 30 June 2014) for consultation. Our "fibre ready" subdivision still is NOT on your map, but I remember your news that you going to convert existing FTTP fibre to UFB till end of this year. Is it still correct?

hamish225

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Reply # 643314 19-Jun-2012 17:42
its times like this when i wish that chorus had of won the christchurch contract... enable are so slow with this information, i have yet to actually see any work being done anywhere in christchurch. :'(

ALTRON

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Reply # 643409 19-Jun-2012 19:56
I'm in a year one zone but no sign of any action yet. :(

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Reply # 643460 19-Jun-2012 21:09
Urban broadband > 10 Mbps Makes me more thankful for my TelstraClear 100Mbps connection :-) "Political correctness is a doctrine fostered by a delusional, illogical minority, and rabidly promoted by an unscrupulous mainstream media which holds forth the proposition that it is entirely possible to pick up a turd by the clean end." My thoughts are my own and are in no way representative of my employer.

khull

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Reply # 643862 20-Jun-2012 15:41
Can't tell - My apartment spans across property numbers so on the lower end, the map says not until 2019 and on the upper end of the number it is 2014

LookingUp

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Reply # 643887 20-Jun-2012 16:38
Interesting to see that I should be in a >10Mbps zone in Chch. Despite recently installing a master filter I can tell you THAT ain't happening - 5Mbps on a good day. Telco throttling...? Things are LookingUp.... A photo from my back yard :-) http://www.astrophotogallery.org/u141-rodm.html

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Reply # 643894 20-Jun-2012 16:43
Damnit, so close yet not far enough. edit: and work misses out by such a short distance too: Richard rich.ms

RunningMan

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Reply # 643910 20-Jun-2012 16:52
LookingUp: Interesting to see that I should be in a >10Mbps zone in Chch. Despite recently installing a master filter I can tell you THAT ain't happening - 5Mbps on a good day. Telco throttling...? Suggest you start a new thread, and post up some details of the line stats from your modem.

Publius

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Reply # 644643 22-Jun-2012 11:40
hamish225: its times like this when i wish that chorus had of won the christchurch contract... enable are so slow with this information, i have yet to actually see any work being done anywhere in christchurch. :'( Enable do have some maps up online: http://www.enablenetworks.co.nz/coverage/ The Business coverage seems greater but not sure if that is UFB or not.

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Reply # 644992 23-Jun-2012 00:46
Sigh. I live 50 metres outside a Year 2 zone, which isn't extending in Year 3, despite the fact there's a Priority User (school) 50 metres further up the road!

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Reply # 645009 23-Jun-2012 08:03
vgamail: ChorusVan: We've released our indicative UFB year three plans (1 July 2013 to 30 June 2014) for consultation. Our "fibre ready" subdivision still is NOT on your map, but I remember your news that you going to convert existing FTTP fibre to UFB till end of this year. Is it still correct? Who told you this would occur by the end of the year? It's certainly not my understanding. *Need help configuring your Linksys ATA or IP Phones for New Zealand? Check my blog post

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Reply # 645016 23-Jun-2012 09:06
Alas http://www.geekzone.co.nz/imagessubs/blog7a363d0db0ff8cba7de0856173d3be51.jpg

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Reply # 645018 23-Jun-2012 09:20
@ChorusVan: If one is in the >10mbps zone on the SAT and is getting significantly less (around 8mbps on one line while 13mbps on the other) than 10mbps, should one raise a fault with their provider? webhosting \|New Zealand connections \| geekzone IRC chat Loose lips may sink ships - Be smart - Don't post internal/commercially sensitive or confidential information!

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Reply # 645049 23-Jun-2012 11:31
Kyanar: Sigh. I live 50 metres outside a Year 2 zone, which isn't extending in Year 3, despite the fact there's a Priority User (school) 50 metres further up the road! I'm ~100m from year 1, year 2, and year 3. The map shows expansion on Year 1 in every direction but the one towards where I live. rm *

vgamail

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Reply # 645666 25-Jun-2012 08:36
sbiddle: Who told you this would occur by the end of the year? It's certainly not my understanding. ChorusVan. http://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?forumid=135&topicid=99981&page_no=1 ChorusVan: We've been deploying fibre in sub-divisions since 2006, preparing the way for a fibre future. We have some work to do in order to adapt legacy network equipment to new UFB wholesale services and network specifications, opening up access to UFB retail service providers. Our initial UFB effort has been focused on priority deployments to help connect schools, businesses and major health facilities. We're working towards having existing FTTP sub-divisions able to connect to UFB services later this year.

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