NBN Outage Report in Deloraine, Meander Valley, State of Tasmania
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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.
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The chart below shows the number of NBN reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Deloraine 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 (75%)
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Total Blackout (10%)
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Wi-fi (9%)
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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
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Blue»Tweety«Bird
(@Tweetn2You) reported
@stephengentle @FraudbandAU @NBN_Australia If power is out to the main exchange &/or nodes of network; FttP still will not work for premises connected, as the network still requires electricity to run equipment & battery backups are only for temporary use & not to power the entire network to all premises etc.
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Mad Manx 🍻⚾ ⛵🇦🇺🐨
(@Manxman62) reported
@NBN_Australia The problem is antiquated copper from the node to the apartment. Pretty sure there is nothing @NBN_Australia can do about that.
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Blue»Tweety«Bird
(@Tweetn2You) reported
@FraudbandAU @NBN_Australia If floods have taken out power to the NBN network; FttP still won't work, as Nodes use copper circuitry & need to be powered by electricity. It's different if It's only a blackout to premises, as NBN Battery Backup can be used to power NTD to send/receive signals from NBN etc.
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TPG
(@TPG_Telecom) reported
@bsmcvay We've received no confirmation from NBN about common issue in the area. But we'll have this matter raised to our engineering team for further investigation. Updates will be provided via call and/or SMS. -Charm
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Andy Withers
(@witho68) reported
Hi @NBN_Australia My network has crashed in Sutherland. Can’t reboot. Any issues in Southern Sydney. I’m working from and unable to do so.
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Blue»Tweety«Bird
(@Tweetn2You) reported
@stephengentle @FraudbandAU @NBN_Australia Btw, battery backups at exchanges are generally reserved to keep 4G/5G cellular towers connected to fibre optic backhauls in case of an emergency.
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Nelson
(@Nelsonvvvv) reported
I understand some large contracts are being awarded by NBN Co to fix up some of the non performing FTTN areas. (Malcolm Turnbulls cheaper quicker alternative). The contracts are to revert back to FTTP. Nothing like doing a job twice.
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Stephen Gentle
(@stephengentle) reported
@Tweetn2You @FraudbandAU @NBN_Australia Since the FTTP was PON, it didn’t have nodes, it was passive back to the exchange (just splitters in the roadside cabinets/pits). The exchange had battery backup, and NBN would install a little UPS in the home. So no, it would work in a power outage to either.
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Noel
(@NoelBt) reported
@iTnews_au I agree with Telstra on this, that said, this also needs saying - @Telstra, what goes around comes around, this is EXACTLY how you treated ISP's with access to your dslams and network for decades... K A R M A .. remember 99% of NBN are ex-Telstra just using the Telstra playbook
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MisterK
(@DerrickTheSheep) reported
The worst thing about the NBN is how so many businesses can no longer have a reliable fax service and the implication this has on how lunch shop orders from manufacturing plants are placed