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Lorenceo
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  #1063550 11-Jun-2014 18:44
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Meanwhile, in Auckland:



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  #1063573 11-Jun-2014 18:58
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Lorenceo: Meanwhile, in Auckland:


Same for me, it's annoying sitting here seeing all these articles about how fast fiber is when I can't get it. Apparently since Vodafone has HFC cable in my area I am not a priority for fiber which sucks since I don't really want to pay for HFC when it is unreliable.

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  #1063578 11-Jun-2014 19:10
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solaybro:
Lorenceo: Meanwhile, in Auckland:


Same for me, it's annoying sitting here seeing all these articles about how fast fiber is when I can't get it. Apparently since Vodafone has HFC cable in my area I am not a priority for fiber which sucks since I don't really want to pay for HFC when it is unreliable.


Grrr. I am in the No UFB area. 
But if you are lucky enough to live in that damp wet stupid valley in front of my house you can!







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  #1063589 11-Jun-2014 19:23
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TimA:
solaybro:
Lorenceo: Meanwhile, in Auckland:


Same for me, it's annoying sitting here seeing all these articles about how fast fiber is when I can't get it. Apparently since Vodafone has HFC cable in my area I am not a priority for fiber which sucks since I don't really want to pay for HFC when it is unreliable.


Grrr. I am in the No UFB area. 
But if you are lucky enough to live in that damp wet stupid valley in front of my house you can!






Does that map tool you use have more information on planned fiber than the one on the Chorus website?

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  #1063607 11-Jun-2014 19:52
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solaybro:
Lorenceo: Meanwhile, in Auckland:


Same for me, it's annoying sitting here seeing all these articles about how fast fiber is when I can't get it. Apparently since Vodafone has HFC cable in my area I am not a priority for fiber which sucks since I don't really want to pay for HFC when it is unreliable.


HFC deployments have nothing at all in relation to where UFB is deployed.

If I was responsible for fibre deployments I'd be targeting HFC areas first - because of I was Chorus or Enable I'd stand a good chance of stealing those customers back.



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  #1063612 11-Jun-2014 20:06
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solaybro:
TimA:
solaybro:
Lorenceo: Meanwhile, in Auckland:


Same for me, it's annoying sitting here seeing all these articles about how fast fiber is when I can't get it. Apparently since Vodafone has HFC cable in my area I am not a priority for fiber which sucks since I don't really want to pay for HFC when it is unreliable.


Grrr. I am in the No UFB area. 
But if you are lucky enough to live in that damp wet stupid valley in front of my house you can!






Does that map tool you use have more information on planned fiber than the one on the Chorus website?


It does.

 
 
 

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  #1063628 11-Jun-2014 20:29
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TimA:
solaybro:
TimA:
solaybro:
Lorenceo: Meanwhile, in Auckland:


Same for me, it's annoying sitting here seeing all these articles about how fast fiber is when I can't get it. Apparently since Vodafone has HFC cable in my area I am not a priority for fiber which sucks since I don't really want to pay for HFC when it is unreliable.


Grrr. I am in the No UFB area. 
But if you are lucky enough to live in that damp wet stupid valley in front of my house you can!






Does that map tool you use have more information on planned fiber than the one on the Chorus website?


It does.


If I PM you my address would you take a look for me? Thanks

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  #1063637 11-Jun-2014 21:03
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Meanwhile, in Australia.... 30down/1up or 100down/2up is all we get coz NBN is a joke. cry

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  #1063646 11-Jun-2014 21:34
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blakamin: Meanwhile, in Australia.... 30down/1up or 100down/2up is all we get coz NBN is a joke. cry


100/2 and people were complaing cable has 10Mbp/s up on the top plan O_o

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  #1063648 11-Jun-2014 21:36
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TimA:
blakamin: Meanwhile, in Australia.... 30down/1up or 100down/2up is all we get coz NBN is a joke. cry


100/2 and people were complaing cable has 10Mbp/s up on the top plan O_o

Exactly!!! A lot of NZ doesn't realise how good your internet is!


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  #1063682 11-Jun-2014 22:00
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blakamin:
TimA:
blakamin: Meanwhile, in Australia.... 30down/1up or 100down/2up is all we get coz NBN is a joke. cry


100/2 and people were complaing cable has 10Mbp/s up on the top plan O_o

Exactly!!! A lot of NZ doesn't realise how good your internet is!



most people have 800 to 1000 kbit upoad speeds.

 
 
 

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  #1063698 11-Jun-2014 22:19
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mercutio:
blakamin:
TimA:
blakamin: Meanwhile, in Australia.... 30down/1up or 100down/2up is all we get coz NBN is a joke. cry


100/2 and people were complaing cable has 10Mbp/s up on the top plan O_o

Exactly!!! A lot of NZ doesn't realise how good your internet is!



most people have 800 to 1000 kbit upoad speeds.

Most people here have about 4-600 if they're lucky... That bit I'm talking about is for Telstras fastest cable plans. (only avail in cable areas). Have a look at Aussie broadband plans and see how many actually mention speed.... They don't coz it's crap. ADSL2 here will get you 6Mbit down and 4-600kbit up. That's max for most areas without cable. And cable up is either 1 up (for $95 a month) or 2 up (for $10 more).

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  #1063700 11-Jun-2014 22:25
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blakamin:
mercutio:
blakamin:
TimA:
blakamin: Meanwhile, in Australia.... 30down/1up or 100down/2up is all we get coz NBN is a joke. cry


100/2 and people were complaing cable has 10Mbp/s up on the top plan O_o

Exactly!!! A lot of NZ doesn't realise how good your internet is!



most people have 800 to 1000 kbit upoad speeds.

Most people here have about 4-600 if they're lucky... That bit I'm talking about is for Telstras fastest cable plans.


Still.

Not bad. Given AU is still doing FTTN as we did that 3 years ago now.
My philosophy is "at least you got the internet, If you dont like it. Deal with it you cant get better where you are"

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chevrolux: The Chours 1Gbps product is run on P2P fibre isn't it? That is very different to 1Gbps on GPON.

I wonder what CIR applies to these packages, 2Mbps? lol.....


I don't think it would even be close to 2Mbps for General traffic.


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  #1063784 12-Jun-2014 07:16
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LostPacket:
chevrolux: The Chours 1Gbps product is run on P2P fibre isn't it? That is very different to 1Gbps on GPON.

I wonder what CIR applies to these packages, 2Mbps? lol.....


I don't think it would even be close to 2Mbps for General traffic.



One would assume that it's purely an EIR as are all UFB plans. The only CIR that applies is to the high priority traffic queue (ie traffic with the correct 802.1p tag)

Chorus did propose what was in effect minimum service levels in their original right performing product brief. I haven't actually seen what is being proposed for the actual real world products.


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