NBN Outage Report in Ballidu, State of Western Australia
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The National Broadband Network (NBN) is an Australian national wholesale open-access data network project and offers landline phone and internet network.
Problems in the last 24 hours in Ballidu, State of Western Australia
The chart below shows the number of NBN reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Ballidu and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.
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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by NBN users through our website.
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Internet (74%)
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Wi-fi (10%)
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Total Blackout (10%)
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E-mail (5%)
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TV (1%)
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Phone (1%)
Community Discussion
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NBN Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Terrence Chester back in #WesTralia
(@udderrunner) reported
@emmadegotardi Doesn't make any sense what so ever, because the whole idea of the stock exchange & super is to give ppl the impression 'We' have skin in the game....to make ppl believe selling public assets , listing them on @ASX , seem a good Idea. Where we can see from the **** #Telstra/#NBN
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Gordon_J
(@gordon_j) reported
Moved house and Internet doesn't work. @Aussie_BB is there any point in doing anything if I don't have 4 solid lights on the NBN modem? Seemed pointless to be resetting my router if the modem wasn't connecting properly.
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Tony Ilian
(@tonytau101) reported
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Westfield, State of Western Australia
@FreoLou @MatthewPassmor8 @FreoPope It's likely that your Internet is delivered over copper (FTTN) or possibly HFC. FTTN - depends how far the premises is from node. Has the problems with poor instalations, pits letting water leak in etc NBN HFC - uses higher frequencies than Telstra = dropouts. TI
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Gordon_J
(@gordon_j) reported
@Aussie_BB NBN swapped modem, but still issues with connecting. Trying to connect with multiple devices was causing problems with DHCP leases? Called @Aussie_BB support, reset the connection and all good. Still puzzled why support tried anything without full lights on the NBN modem.
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Michael Pearson
(@mipearson) reported
4) The mechanism that's used to download things from MS is flat out awful. When I was on ADSL, it'd somehow overwhelm our connection despite using very little bandwidth. On 4G & the NBN it's better, but I've still had to restart 100gb downloads from scratch once or twice.
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Digital Nutrition™ by Jocelyn Brewer
(@diginutrition) reported
@NBN_Australia Between Friday afternoon and working all day Saturday? No I havent! That requires me to make time to deal with something that quite frankly, shouldn't be such an issue!
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James Cridland
(@JamesCridland) reported
Power is back. Of (vague) interest: the 4G network ground to a halt. I suspect it's people switching to it, as I did, and also the amount of hybrid broadband routers out there with both NBN and 4G.
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🚫 god free zone 🦘
(@stejwill) reported
@MeckeringBoy I have an NBN box outside my house. I’m connected to one 400m away. Speed was crap over copper so I’m on fixed wireless. Same price double the speed #pentanet
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Still Shane Sullivan
(@stillshanesully) reported
@Asher_Wolf Hi Asher. In between washing and vacuuming (both of which I know you love), can you or your techy mates answer this?... I have FTTN NBN. Do I need a modem router or can I just use a router? No VOIP usage. We do have a phone bundle, but we never use the phone part. Thx
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Millyvanillichilliwilli
(@milli_willy) reported
@DodoAustralia Your internet has been down for 24 hours now in VIC. Instead of making us stay on hold for 15 min only to have Tech Support lie to us about it being NBN’s fault, perhaps you can preemptively update your customers and perhaps send an apology or two via SMS. 1/2