Telecom voice over fibre

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Topic # 128937 28-Aug-2013 21:40

Anyone here from telecom able to give an indication of when they will be able to provide voice over fibre?

I would sign up today if I could but I am going into a fibre only subdivision

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Reply # 886224 28-Aug-2013 21:52

For business Telecom already offers a SIP trunking service and we work with it.

It works over Fibre.

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Reply # 886225 28-Aug-2013 21:54

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igorportugal: For business Telecom already offers a SIP trunking service and we work with it.

It works over Fibre.

But not for consumers

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Reply # 886227 28-Aug-2013 21:59

NZVengeance: But not for consumers

That I don't know, I'm afraid.

However, there are plenty other VoIP providers in New Zealand that will provide you with a New Zealand land line number over IP.

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Reply # 886230 28-Aug-2013 22:00

Strangely they can't "find" anything at my address when you look it up. Yet the other UFB providers can

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Reply # 886231 28-Aug-2013 22:00

igorportugal:
NZVengeance: But not for consumers

That I don't know, I'm afraid.

However, there are plenty other VoIP providers in New Zealand that will provide you with a New Zealand land line number over IP.

Yes, but as Telecom don't provide a naked broadband service, for someone wanting to choose Telecom as their provider, they can't go that way at present :)

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Reply # 886232 28-Aug-2013 22:01

Not likely for consumer until end of 2013/early 2014

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Reply # 886235 28-Aug-2013 22:03

NZVengeance: Strangely they can't "find" anything at my address when you look it up. Yet the other UFB providers can

Telecom only provide fibre through Chorus at this stage. Your area may not be within a Chorus area. Where are you?

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Reply # 886236 28-Aug-2013 22:06

Inphinity:
igorportugal:
NZVengeance: But not for consumers

That I don't know, I'm afraid.

However, there are plenty other VoIP providers in New Zealand that will provide you with a New Zealand land line number over IP.

Yes, but as Telecom don't provide a naked broadband service, for someone wanting to choose Telecom as their provider, they can't go that way at present :)

There are plenty of providers of naked broadband service.

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Reply # 886240 28-Aug-2013 22:10

firefuze:
NZVengeance: Strangely they can't "find" anything at my address when you look it up. Yet the other UFB providers can

Telecom only provide fibre through Chorus at this stage. Your area may not be within a Chorus area. Where are you?

Karaka Harbourside, Papakura Auckland

WxC, Orcon and snap can all see my address and provide services

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Reply # 886244 28-Aug-2013 22:14

igorportugal:
There are plenty of providers of naked broadband service.

Yes, but as I said, for someone wanting Telecom as their provider, it is not an option.

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Reply # 886248 28-Aug-2013 22:17

NZVengeance:
firefuze:
NZVengeance: Strangely they can't "find" anything at my address when you look it up. Yet the other UFB providers can

Telecom only provide fibre through Chorus at this stage. Your area may not be within a Chorus area. Where are you?

Karaka Harbourside, Papakura Auckland

WxC, Orcon and snap can all see my address and provide services

Have a look on here: http://www.chorus.co.nz/network-upgrade-map

Looks like July 2014-2015?

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Reply # 886304 29-Aug-2013 05:58

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Running voice from the ONT's voice ports back to the NEAX SIP linecards is taking a lot longer than originally planned to have ready for production.

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Reply # 886305 29-Aug-2013 06:13

firefuze:
NZVengeance:
firefuze:
NZVengeance: Strangely they can't "find" anything at my address when you look it up. Yet the other UFB providers can

Telecom only provide fibre through Chorus at this stage. Your area may not be within a Chorus area. Where are you?

Karaka Harbourside, Papakura Auckland

WxC, Orcon and snap can all see my address and provide services

Have a look on here: http://www.chorus.co.nz/network-upgrade-map

Looks like July 2014-2015?

I already have fibre so maps not relevant query was more about telecom not providing voice on fibre or naked fibre plans

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Reply # 886403 29-Aug-2013 11:07

Sorry missed that bit.

As already mentioned no service date for voice over fibre, can only give you the standard Telecom disclosure :)

"For an initial period, likely most of 2013, Telecom will continue to run voice services over a copper connection. We will give 30 days notice before transitioning voice services to fibre. Transition may require internal access to your property. If we cannot arrange access we will revert your BB services back to copper and terminate your fibre connection.

When we move your voice services to fibre we will disconnect your copper line. As a result certain voice features will no longer be available such as call waiting and 3-way calling. This may also impact the functionality of services such as monitored alarms that use the copper connection to communicate with emergency services. Please ensure that when your voice service is moved to fibre, any equipment connected to the ONT voice port is immediately tested for compatibility. We will be in touch with more information before your voice services are moved to help you do this"

*Edit - typo

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Reply # 886435 29-Aug-2013 11:56

Thanks for that

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