Hi, The apartment block is being served by its own equipment in this instance. What is being served (In this case BUBA ADSL1 FS/FS) is the physical limitation of the hardware in those apartments, The reason why you are getting a good attenuation where you are is mostly to the fact there would be a fibre cable running to their equipment. What hardware runs in the apartments is not in our control nor Chorus. Manual pre qualifications that we have done with Chorus have also proved the fact its only BUBA ADSL 1 capable. Unfortunately the apartments are only serviceable by the equipment already there.
TimA: Hi, The apartment block is being served by its own equipment i n this instance. What is being served (In this case BUBA ADSL1 FS/FS) is the physical limitation of the hardware in those apartments, The reason why you are getting a good attenuation where you are is mostly to the fact there would be a fibre cable running to their equipment. What hardware runs in the apartments is not in our control nor Chorus. Manual pre qualifications that we have done with Chorus have also proved the fact its only BUBA ADSL 1 capable. Unfortunately the apartments are only serviceable by the equipment already there.
Thanks.
Does this imply that, in this instance, the building owners need to upgrade said equipment? If that were the case, presumably the OP would have to make a case to the bodycorp (or whomever the authoritative body of the building is) for this to happen. I find it quite appalling that a building only ~6 years old has this limitation on broadband availability, heh.
TimA: Hi, The apartment block is being served by its own equipment i n this instance. What is being served (In this case BUBA ADSL1 FS/FS) is the physical limitation of the hardware in those apartments, The reason why you are getting a good attenuation where you are is mostly to the fact there would be a fibre cable running to their equipment. What hardware runs in the apartments is not in our control nor Chorus. Manual pre qualifications that we have done with Chorus have also proved the fact its only BUBA ADSL 1 capable. Unfortunately the apartments are only serviceable by the equipment already there.
Thanks.
Does this imply that, in this instance, the building owners need to upgrade said equipment? If that were the case, presumably the OP would have to make a case to the bodycorp (or whomever the authoritative body of the building is) for this to happen.
Looks like it Chorus and Vodafone have not say in the matter
AppleJackXD: Well when you put it that way it makes a bit more sense.... but these little patches in the network where a few poor unfortunate ppl miss out on some good internet yet everyone surrounding them have great speeds is not good.....
This is getting OT, and to be honest shows a complete lack of understanding from you on how a copper network is deployed.
Hi, I would only suggest that the apartment would need to be fit out with Fibre optics and NGA equipment to gain that connection. Having older DSL hardware that needs to be updated we would hope that they will roll it out in 2014 when that area is capable of service. Thanks.
I don't think this gear would be owned by the body corp - it's Chorus equipment that is managed by Chorus. This differs to providers (such as what I do) installing a DSLAM to offer inbuilding VDSL2/ADSL2+ services that will be managed by a 3rd party.
TimA: Hi, I would only suggest that the apartment would need to be fit out with Fibre optics and NGA equipment to gain that connection. Having older DSL hardware that needs to be updated we would hope that they will roll it out in 2014 when that area is capable of service. Thanks.
You would hope so. If I were in the OPs circumstances, I would be asking the bodycorp if this infrastructure is included in their long-term maintenance plan (and if so, when it is expected to be upgraded), and if not, why not? Surely there are a fair number of occupants who would want to take advantage of ADSL2 or better - there's 200-odd units in the building (assuming it's the one I think it is) and is only about 6 years old.
Thanks everyone for participating to my pain. In the end (apparently) I've got the answer, the problem is indeed in the building. I'll try to go the body corp way, but being that most of the people here rents, I think the owners won't give a f about it.
TimA: Hi, The apartment block is being served by its own equipment i n this instance. What is being served (In this case BUBA ADSL1 FS/FS) is the physical limitation of the hardware in those apartments, The reason why you are getting a good attenuation where you are is mostly to the fact there would be a fibre cable running to their equipment. What hardware runs in the apartments is not in our control nor Chorus. Manual pre qualifications that we have done with Chorus have also proved the fact its only BUBA ADSL 1 capable. Unfortunately the apartments are only serviceable by the equipment already there.
Thanks.
Does this imply that, in this instance, the building owners need to upgrade said equipment? If that were the case, presumably the OP would have to make a case to the bodycorp (or whomever the authoritative body of the building is) for this to happen.
Looks like it Chorus and Vodafone have not say in the matter
if its showing up in a Prequal, that points to Chorus kit.
Doesn't sound like a body corp issue to me.
Unlikley that Chorus would allow handover of BodyCorp DSLAM on a BUBA handover.
if its showing up in a Prequal, that points to Chorus kit.
Doesn't sound like a body corp issue to me.
Unlikley that Chorus would allow handover of BodyCorp DSLAM on a BUBA handover.
I have no Idea what any of this means but I'm following this discussion with interest. Also I'd like to point out that "freedom internet" has installed wifi in the buldings so that might actually be a reason why body corp wouldn't want to upgrade the wired network: owners get paid by "freedominternet" if tenants connect with them...while freedominternet clogs every available wifi channel
TimA: Hi, The apartment block is being served by its own equipment i n this instance. What is being served (In this case BUBA ADSL1 FS/FS) is the physical limitation of the hardware in those apartments, The reason why you are getting a good attenuation where you are is mostly to the fact there would be a fibre cable running to their equipment. What hardware runs in the apartments is not in our control nor Chorus. Manual pre qualifications that we have done with Chorus have also proved the fact its only BUBA ADSL 1 capable. Unfortunately the apartments are only serviceable by the equipment already there.
Thanks.
Does this imply that, in this instance, the building owners need to upgrade said equipment? If that were the case, presumably the OP would have to make a case to the bodycorp (or whomever the authoritative body of the building is) for this to happen.
Looks like it Chorus and Vodafone have not say in the matter
if its showing up in a Prequal, that points to Chorus kit.
Doesn't sound like a body corp issue to me.
Unlikley that Chorus would allow handover of BodyCorp DSLAM on a BUBA handover.
I am not sure how every last detail of the Pre Qual works, From what the network team at Chorus has identified its the building equipment and not theirs.
Just a quick update. Today I found out my connection is now ADSL2+, as this screenshot from my modem says:
I sincerely doubt my apartment block did any upgrade job on the local gear. Therefore I suspect something happened on the Vodafone/Chorus side. As I'm a socialist nut I blame the big corporate companies unless conflicting evidence is presented.
I think SBiddle brought his razor sharp wit, razor sharp tongue and +5 cluestick of 'knowing who owns what/where' and nimbly upgraded your in-situ equipment one night when everyone was asleep.
Telco Elf Steve ;) The last of the work-by-night good guys.
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