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#318840 26-Feb-2025 10:48
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I want to switch from my 1G 2 degrees fibre to Quic 2G hyperfibre but the Quic web page shows it's not available at my address. I assume since I have fibre with 2 degrees and 2 degrees also show hyperfibre available at my address then Quic can provide hyperfibre?

 

Is there anything in particular that I should factor in when switching from regular fibre to hyperfibre? I know I will need a new ONT but I assume this gets delivered? I'm currently using a Mikrotik RB5009 which should be sufficient.

 

 


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  #3347820 26-Feb-2025 10:51
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Correct, if you currently have fibre, then this will just be a checker error.

 

Sometimes the automated checker isn't 100% correct, like any automation.

 

Just click the "If you're sure you have Fibre available, click here to continue." hyperlink that is displayed to proceed through.

 

 

When you put a Hyperfibre order through, it'll recognise that you need a Hyperfibre ONT swap, so outside of a longer period to wait to go-live and a tech visiting for an ONT swap, it'll be like any other provider move. :-)





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  #3347830 26-Feb-2025 11:12
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Your exchange might not be hyperfiber enabled, checked on the chorus website that you can get HF ?

 

 





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  #3347840 26-Feb-2025 11:46
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The Quic address checker shows that fibre isn't available at our address yet we do have fibre (Since the end of 2020) and we've had a Quic connection here in the past! 🤣





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  #3348298 27-Feb-2025 09:51
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Thanks, I'm pretty confident that it's available then. Just wanted to check since every post I've seen seemed to be from people in Christchurch or Wellington


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