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#128619 16-Aug-2013 22:47
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Hi There!

I have a spreadsheet which contains all the addresses that are UFB ready. In that sheet it says that 204 Quay St has UFB, but 152 doesn't. Why would that be?

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  #879874 16-Aug-2013 23:18
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Not sure, but if one address on State Highway One has UFB, that doesn't mean everyone on SH1 can get it. I guess they have to draw the line somewhere. Perhaps related to capacity or the route of the existing copper and existing ducts. Or perhaps they serve the area with a shortage of copper pairs first.





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  #879875 16-Aug-2013 23:19
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Different exchange?

I think that was the reason I was given here from memory, I'm the first property outside the boundary of the area set to get UFB by next year. Painful.




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  #879879 16-Aug-2013 23:29
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As they are feed from completely different places. (Exchange VS a Cabinet)










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  #879880 16-Aug-2013 23:30
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It's called geekzone curse ... the house behind me has ufb and I can't even get vdsl ...

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  #879922 17-Aug-2013 06:08
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networkn: Hi There!

I have a spreadsheet which contains all the addresses that are UFB ready. In that sheet it says that 204 Quay St has UFB, but 152 doesn't. Why would that be?


Have a look at the Chorus UFB Map http://www.chorus.co.nz/network-upgrade-map and input the two addresses you will see that they are feed in two different supply/design areas, each of which will/do have different priority rateings for installation

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  #879929 17-Aug-2013 07:43
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I have a similar question:
If you do a search on the Chorus map for "126 Milson Line, Palmerston North", that address and 4 other properties next to it are in a 'no mans land' with no indication of UFB. Why would that be?




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  #879931 17-Aug-2013 08:24
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Its probably like rain - it has to stop somewhere.
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  #879962 17-Aug-2013 10:30
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Did you have a look at the map? These properties are surrounded by UFB areas, so it's not as if they're on the edge of the UFB coverage area.




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  #879967 17-Aug-2013 10:44
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DarthKermit: I have a similar question:
If you do a search on the Chorus map for "126 Milson Line, Palmerston North", that address and 4 other properties next to it are in a 'no mans land' with no indication of UFB. Why would that be?


As they are down a shared driveway maybe one of the houses have not given Chorus Permission to go down so those houses will never get UFB there.

But impossible to know really why. Only Chorus Knows.. Do you have a customer there? 



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  #879970 17-Aug-2013 10:47
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DarthKermit: I have a similar question:
If you do a search on the Chorus map for "126 Milson Line, Palmerston North", that address and 4 other properties next to it are in a 'no mans land' with no indication of UFB. Why would that be?


 

Those ones are a bit of boundary shape programming error as ive seen the concept designs for that area and those addresses along there are include in the design for the front hses on that part of Milson Line and so are the hses on bethel crt which also apear to be left out

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  #880919 19-Aug-2013 11:16
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The shapefiles on chorus.co.nz/maps will be updated this week to resolve the apparent "UFB coverage hole" on Milsons Line.

Thanks for bringing it to our attention.




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  #880953 19-Aug-2013 12:14
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The "colouring in department" had the crayons out this weekend, Bethel Court (off Milsons Line, P. North) is now coloured blue.

If you spot any other inconsistencies in the Chorus coverage tool please let us know.





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  #881116 19-Aug-2013 16:55
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ChorusVan: The shapefiles on chorus.co.nz/maps will be updated this week to resolve the apparent "UFB coverage hole" on Milsons Line.

Thanks for bringing it to our attention.


No worries there. I haven't noticed any other issues like that in Palmy. I'll have a look at a few other NZ cities when I have the time.




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  #881213 19-Aug-2013 20:21

ChorusVan: The "colouring in department" had the crayons out this weekend, Bethel Court (off Milsons Line, P. North) is now coloured blue.

If you spot any other inconsistencies in the Chorus coverage tool please let us know.



My house doesn't show UFB nor will it get VDSL... but I don't think that's a mapping issue sadly!

If a rural area shows that brown colour does which I think mine saying >5Mbs is there are chance it could be upgraded to >20Mbs in the future or nah?

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