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#123213 28-Jun-2013 17:23
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Im thinkinf of upgrading to VDSL because I Cant get UFB until 2016. How do I find out where my nearest cabinet is ?

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  #846849 28-Jun-2013 18:05
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Check the Chorus site to see if you are in a VDSL area. It will show up as the >20Mb/s layer.

http://www.chorus.co.nz/maps



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  #847153 29-Jun-2013 15:50
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Hello Keriboi,

We do not have information on Cabinets and Exchanges as this is confidential and is available only with the Chorus technical groups.




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  #847160 29-Jun-2013 16:12
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Is slingshot doing VDSL now?




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  #847185 29-Jun-2013 17:06
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  #847187 29-Jun-2013 17:11
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Well, if you want someone to trial it out upgrading their slingshot adsl to it, I'm happy to help ;)




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  #847188 29-Jun-2013 17:17
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Slingshot: Hello Keriboi,

We do not have information on Cabinets and Exchanges as this is confidential and is available only with the Chorus technical groups.


or to us observant geeks ;)




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  #847197 29-Jun-2013 17:40
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1) Plug address in here:
http://bcc.telecomwholesale.co.nz/

2) Download and find your cabinet, noting the X,Y coords:
http://www.chorus.co.nz/file/12279/Existing_Distribution_Cabinet_List_May_2013.xlsx

3) Convert "New Zealand Map Grid" to "World Geodetic System 1984" (Y=Northing, X=Easting)
http://apps.linz.govt.nz/coordinate-conversion/index.aspx

4) Copy, Paste your Lat Long into Google maps:
https://maps.google.com

5) ???

6) Profit




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  #847294 30-Jun-2013 03:20
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Or just drive round your neighbourhood and look for it on the footpath, but be careful not to crash your car into it.




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  #847295 30-Jun-2013 03:28
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also remember not to drive on the footpath ;)




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  #847333 30-Jun-2013 10:09
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Slingshot: Hello Keriboi,

We do not have information on Cabinets and Exchanges as this is confidential and is available only with the Chorus technical groups.


Or to anybody working in the industry (which would include multiple staff members at every ISP) that have a CCM login.

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  #847346 30-Jun-2013 10:39
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keriboi: Im thinkinf of upgrading to VDSL because I Cant get UFB until 2016. How do I find out where my nearest cabinet is ?


PM me with your address/Exch and ill look up your exch/cabinet/s location for you

 
 
 
 

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  #855523 14-Jul-2013 21:48
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I had a look at that spreadsheet, and the cabinet down the road from me isnt on there. I believe it is called "KRI/N"

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  #855563 14-Jul-2013 23:52
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Frontliner: I had a look at that spreadsheet, and the cabinet down the road from me isnt on there. I believe it is called "KRI/N"


KRI/N is just a Copper Cross Connect Cabinet (No Electronics) - It is approx 1.2Km (cable Length) from KRI exch so is too far for VDSL  ( UFB is on the long term plan but not in the next 3 yrs)

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  #868994 31-Jul-2013 00:01
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sidefx: 1) Plug address in here:
http://bcc.telecomwholesale.co.nz/

2) Download and find your cabinet, noting the X,Y coords:
http://www.chorus.co.nz/file/12279/Existing_Distribution_Cabinet_List_May_2013.xlsx

3) Convert "New Zealand Map Grid" to "World Geodetic System 1984" (Y=Northing, X=Easting)
http://apps.linz.govt.nz/coordinate-conversion/index.aspx

4) Copy, Paste your Lat Long into Google maps:
https://maps.google.com

5) ???

6) Profit


Doesn't list the NBO exchange, just all the cabinets. I've a pretty good guess where it is though.

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  #871031 2-Aug-2013 23:40
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What gear does chorus need to put in place for VDSL to be available? How likely would this gear be put in place before a fibre upgrade is done?

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