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#306550 2-Aug-2023 18:24
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Why is Chorus moving my 2degrees connection to ONT Port 2?
I signed up with 2degrees 6 weeks ago while still connected to Skinny.
I am away from home for a week and can't change the ONT Port.
I have set up my router to 2degrees settings with an automatic restart with the expectation that I would remain on ONT Port 1.

Edit: Hope I can get gigabit on ONT Port 2.




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  #3111194 2-Aug-2023 19:07
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Did you give notice to Skinny? if you did that would have put an in-flight order to disconnect service.

 

That prevents 2degress from connecting it on port 1 as the port is effectively "locked" therefore 2degrees will then connect on port 2

 

This is standard stuff, if you wanted to use port 1 the correct procedure is to ask the gaining RSP to "Churn" the connection and confirm there is an in-flight transfer order before giving notice to your current RSP.





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  #3111198 2-Aug-2023 19:23
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No, I did not give Skinny advanced notice.
However... another series of cockups may have occurred.
Signed up with 2degrees gigabit using Broadbandcompare.
Got advised by 2degrees that my connection date for 3 Aug was ok.
Notified Skinny that I had signed up with 2degrees for 3 August.
Discovered that 2degrees had put me on a 300Mbit plan.
Broadbandcompare advised that I should cancel the 300Mbit signup plan and re-sign for the gigabit plan.
What a stuff up.
Perhaps the above sequence of signing up with 2degrees explains why Chorus is setting me on ONT Port 2.




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  #3111202 2-Aug-2023 19:44
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Gordy7: 
Perhaps the above sequence of signing up with 2degrees explains why Chorus is setting me on ONT Port 2.

 

Yup, an in-flight order on ONT Port 1 means no order can be placed on it hence the port 2 order.

 

My guess is after 2degrees cancelled the transfer order skinny slipped in a disconnect order therefore locking out the port.





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  #3111211 2-Aug-2023 20:27
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Well, even at this late hour 8pm I have had 2degrees offer to help sort out my ONT Port 1 issue in the morning.
Most appreciated and again shows the value of GZ.




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