As an fyi Superloop does offer wholesale access from one to all 121 PoI's on a
wholesale basis starting from 500Mbps and either physical handoff or via
NNI-Link. It's not as bad as it used to be :). Hand off is at two major DC's
in each state.
Cheers
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On 11/3/19, 4:40 pm, "AusNOG on beha
> You need to build to all 121 NBN POIs.
> You can't just put equipment into one.
If you are a hyperlocal provider and only need to connect to handful of POIs,
especially if you are regional, then this might work.
But yes, a build it and they will come approach to 121 POIs is not for the
faint
On 3/11/2019 12:00 PM, ausnog-requ...@lists.ausnog.net wrote:
> I'm having trouble getting in contact with the right department at NBN Co.
> Their main phone number can't transfer me to anyone, and I just get an email
> address that doesn't respond.
>
> If anyone has any contacts or can point me
Thanks for that Joseph.
I've had a couple people contact me with that information now. Great resource
to have, I'll be able to begin running some comparisons off that to start off
with.
With that information in hand now, it really looks like my next step would be a
contact at NBN Co to talk to
NBNCo's components are all publicly available (AVC, CVC, NNI etc) I
believe this is latest but might be wrong:
https://www.nbnco.com.au/content/dam/nbnco2/2018/documents/sell/wba/SFAA_WBA_PriceList_nbnEthernetProductModule20180706.pdf
As for beyond the port hand-off, it is not NBNCo's responsib
Hey guys,
I'm trying to get some costs involved with getting into the local POI to resell
NBN services (CVC, IP transit, rack costs, etc.) to compare against going
through a national wholesaler.
I'm having trouble getting in contact with the right department at NBN Co.
Their main phone number
