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Reply # 755579 4-Feb-2013 14:51
This is what Mt Eden looks like on the UFB Year 1 to Year 3 plan. I even have a school a few hundred meters away that isnt listed when you add the "schools/hospitals" to the mix. There are an awful lot of users in this area who wont have anything better than ADSL for a few years to come :( Need help implementing Microsoft CRM? Give OA Systems a shout. Winners of CRM Solution of the Year at the 2010 Microsoft NZ Partner Awards

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Reply # 755580 4-Feb-2013 14:56
I've never understood why the schools/hospitals and then business areas of the country (Auckland and Wellington CBD) didn't get UFB first. Defies belief that most of the CBD won't get UFB till next year at the earliest, but Whangerei is already mostly connected.

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Reply # 755585 4-Feb-2013 15:02
networkn: I've never understood why the schools/hospitals and then business areas of the country (Auckland and Wellington CBD) didn't get UFB first. Defies belief that most of the CBD won't get UFB till next year at the earliest, but Whangerei is already mostly connected. It doesn't really dely befief. It's actually quite logical. Whangarei is a very small town the size of an Auckland suburb. It has a single LFC to cover the town. Wanganui falls into a similar category. Chorus on the other hand have to cover priority users across the vast majority of the country with more schools in your average Auckland suburb than all of Whangarei. *Need help configuring your Linksys ATA or IP Phones for New Zealand? Check my blog post

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Reply # 756209 5-Feb-2013 18:20
I'm on MOD (direct via cross connect) 10M Sync - VDSL not obtainable due to distance etc. Will be paying for UFB install when available, 10 people saying oh we want it now is not going to make any difference to the roll out schedule. Also IMO MOD would likely be later in the roll out so that the FTTN cabinets that have been put in recently actually get some use. Disclaimer: No comments I make are on behalf of my employer, these comments are mine and mine alone.

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Reply # 756256 5-Feb-2013 19:52
We (Compass) have unbundled Mt Eden exchange and are looking to deploy SHDSL. Should be able to offer service speeds of up to 20Mb symmetrical. If you want more info send me a PM Cheers

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Reply # 756259 5-Feb-2013 19:56
skyplonk: We (Compass) have unbundled Mt Eden exchange and are looking to deploy SHDSL. Should be able to offer service speeds of up to 20Mb symmetrical. If you want more info send me a PM Cheers Would Compass be willing to pay to dig up my front yard and lay the additional service lead that will be required? Disclaimer: No comments I make are on behalf of my employer, these comments are mine and mine alone.

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Reply # 756309 5-Feb-2013 21:08
Also depending on your distance you may be able to get VDSL, the coverage maps I have seen tend to be somewhat conservative.. so if you're right on the edge you may be ok with a well wired master filter. Otherwise if VDSL or UFB is important.... Then look to move to a house in the coverage area. I work for Telecom, but as always my views are my own.

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Reply # 757106 7-Feb-2013 21:06
ajobbins: Run an ISP out of your garage. I think Dotcom said Chorus ran fibre to his place for ~$100k. Do that, and set up your own wireless mesh network to distribute it. Thats exactly what im doing. using ubiquity dish's to beam my ufb upto nearby massey. already got one guy whos dumping his dsl connection. using coovachili/radius to controll the access.

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