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gareth41

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#198532 12-Jul-2016 22:22
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Long story short I have a customer who was involved in the laying of fibre conduit around a new subdivision, trenching etc... he's still got rolls of conduit sitting at his house, the stuff that gets laid and then fibre blown through when customer requests a connection.  He lives directly across the road from the subdivision in an older house, his side of the street is copper, the other side fibre only, the UFB cabinet is directly across the road from his driveway.

 

When the subdivison across the road was laid with conduit, he made sure that enough for two connections (him and his neighbours house) was drilled under the road and it comes up next to the power pole at the end of his drive way.  I don't think this extra bit was part of the original plan (was just done on the side as an extra, i'm not sure of the exact details).  Now the problem is Chorus won't connect him because i'm assuming there is no record with Chorus of this "unofficial conduit" that was drilled under the road.

 

Realistically from what I can gather, all that needs to happen is for conduit to be laid from the base of the power pole to his house then fibre blown through, he is happy to do the trenching as that's his industry.

 

It would be appreciated if someone from Chorus could PM me to discuss and i'll provide more details of the cabinet ID and address.


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  #1592169 13-Jul-2016 18:33
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In this location there is fibre to an adjacent subdivision (across the road), Chorus have extended 26-way microduct under the road, for future expansion of the subdivision.

 

The address in question therefore has a nearby "pathway" to fibre, but there is more to a "UFB-Ready" property than an empty duct in the roadside.

 

There won't be a tube allocated to this property, so any search in any Chorus systems by an ISP looking to order a service will come up an "No Fibre available".  There needs to be a tube allocated in the fibre terminal at the subdivision, a slot on the splitter allocated, etc. so that when a provisioning order goes through the system, all the components required for the end-to-end circuit are known.  This is usually done during a UFB build or as part of a greenfields subdivision project reticulation.

 

In this instance the property is outside a UFB build zone and outside of a reticulated fibre subdivision, albeit but across the road from a fibre-ready subdivision.

 

Chorus could accommodate this request via our custom fibre build process.  Ask the ISP concerned to request an NGA service feasibility at the address by sending a request to their Chorus Service Delivery Manager and asking for "NGA on Request".  This will kick off the scoping and quoting process to get everything built so that your client can receive a standard fibre service.  If your client is happy to cover the cost of the work involved to complete the build, then we will do the work.

 

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