NBN Outage Report in Ulverstone, Central Coast, State of Tasmania
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Ulverstone, State of Tasmania
The chart below shows the number of NBN reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Ulverstone 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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Total Blackout (10%)
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Wi-fi (10%)
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E-mail (4%)
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TV (1%)
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Phone (1%)
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NBN Issues Reports Near Ulverstone, State of Tasmania
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Ulverstone and nearby locations:
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Tazflyer
(@Tazflyer1) reported
from
Devonport, State of Tasmania
Due to major internet issues there will be no streams until internet is back up and running. Hopefully NBN can fix this fast. #NBN #Streamer #dodo #internet
NBN Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Optus
(@Optus) reported
@worldofBG Hi Brett, sorry to hear your Internet service hasn't been working as intended. If your address is now NBN ready, you will need to make a move over to NBN before the old network is shut down. As the NBN network takes over more of the Internet infrastructure, (1/3)
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Adam Jacobs
(@getdown01) reported
@heidisapirate I was with Optus and changed to Aussie Broadband. Great reliability and they tell me whenever there is an outage and planned outages. Prices are better than Optus It's best to check on nbnco to see what type of connection your NBN uses. FTTP and HFC are you better connections
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Nate86
(@nathanemmanuel8) reported
@NBN_Australia what’s going on with the service it’s been 24 hours still no internet at Carlton NSW 2218
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Avril Tremayne
(@AvrilTremayne) reported
@MeckeringBoy Yep. Our service is absolute **** since we were forced onto the NBN.
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Nobody
(@AnyKeyCC) reported
@InCythera @AlboMP Yes, really. 286k homes can’t reach min mandated speeds. Depends on your infrastructure. You know that. I’m not referring to my own speed, just the poor losers forced on to FTTN or some such crap. Unfortunately people just blame the NBN.
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Will
(@william22brown) reported
@NBN_Australia RSP advised that the outage that caused it was resolved this morning but there are still issues and connection still down for me. Seems like some cables were still left unplugged or something.
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Cattastra
(@CattastraGames) reported
@NBN_Australia Oh wow thankyou for the reply! 😳 It seems to be our network termination device, not currently connecting to the line? We IM'd with nbn last night and were advised a tech would contact us to arrange repair of the line or device replacement but haven't heard from them yet 😞
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Genome
(@GENOMEgg) reported
from
Melbourne, State of Victoria
@Steeberino Oh I'm talking about routers, not ISPs, though I'm also going with aussiebb! 5 years of NBN and they've never been an option, so very excited!
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BeWare
(@BeWare46550720) reported
@matthewlewis061 @AlboMP Well, Good on you Mathew. Now what about all the good citizens of OZ that have a fairly ordinary service? Just because your NBN is good doesn’t mean everyone’s is good. It could’ve been so so much better if the dumb arses at the LNP had kept the FTTH connection proposal.
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Rob Khouri
(@Robkhouri) reported
@AlboMP LOL. 5G & then 6G is coming ALBO, that'll make Labor's stupid brain fart redundant. "NBN Co says about two percent of all premises - up to 238,000 - are still incapable of minimum 25Mbps peak download speeds, though it claims “the vast majority” of those see speeds over 20Mbps."