Is Fibre Optics Finally Getting To ME

I've been in two years of misseary by BT selling me BT Infinaty and i got 17 down and 0.9 upload and since then i've been in the phone every month trying to find out when i will be able to get my BT Infinaty and the only answer i got was i can't get fibre optics because im on an exchange only line and the other week i saugh a few workmen digging a hole outside the exchange and when i looked today these now a green cabnet placed there it looks like its not wired up yet but does this mean when it is i can get my BT Infinaty ?

Hi JBoy,
If your on a EO line and live close to the FRINTON ON SEA exchange which is loacted on OLD PARSONAGE WAY, FRINTON, CO13 9AN then it looks like Openreach are installing a PCP (Cabinet) (designated PCP17) outside the exchange. EO lines of properties who are very close to the exchange then may be re-arranged to be connected to this cab (PCP17).
It also looks like their is a DSLAM cabinet (which is for FTTC Fibre to the Cabinet) planned to be installed and linked to PCP17 which will allow those properties who are connected to pcp17 and are within ~ 1.5/2KM of the cab to get FTTC fibre broadband such as BT Infinity FTTC.
You can check http://dslchecker.bt.com/adsl every now and again to see if your line gets re-routed to go through PCP17 and also to see when FTTC is available to you.
Also According to Superfast Essex BDUK fibre broadband programme which is in partnership between Essex county council, BDUK (part of DCMS) and Openreach (BTplc) states this for this area (CO13 9AN) which is where the PCP17 & it's DSLAM cab will be installed:
"This area is due to be fibre enabled under the Superfast Essex programme. Under current plans, rollout works commence in this area in 2015. Please note this is subject to change following detail survey and planning."
Have a look at http://www.superfastessex.org/en-gb/where,whenandhow.aspx
Roadworks in area:
1) PCP17 FRINTON ON SEA - Est job scedual 14th Oct till 20 Oct 14
Location : O/S FRINTON TELEPHONE EXCHANGE ON OLD PARSONAGE WAY, FRINTON, CO13 9AN
Description : FRINTON-ON-SEA PCP 17 - 279213 - STREET CABINET INSTALLATION. Excavate to lay approx 6m duct, BUILD NEW JRF 106 CHAMBER, lay concrete plinth (3 days to set) and stand cabinet, check & clear site.
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Gmail faults after change to fibre optic modem

Hello there,
Hope someone can help me out with this. Since modem change from ADSL to Fibre Optic i get constant error for my gmail account that says "Too many simultaneous connections. (Failure)". I understand that this is because i probably have too many devices logged into the google account, but the weird thing is i did not have this problem before.
My modem is a Alcatel-Lucent I-240W-A connected to the 2TB Time Capsule. I tried various mail clients, as OSX Mail became unusable. I now use Postbox which did its best in the beginning but after a month it started to drop again and again. Besides reporting "too many simultanious connections" it sometimes says my password is not correct and it cant login. My phone will do the same once in a while ("Wrong password for Gmail, cannot login") and give me options to change settings or retry. Both being on the same Wifi network (TC 5Ghz).
I have access to the actual modem, for if someone has a way to perk settings.
Many thanks.

The always helpful Mr. Pastenague, thank you.
Ok, here goes.
Gmail on any browser works perfect. No drops, no "yellow alert bars", ..nothing. All client connections are IMAP, indeed, and no special settings other than general port settings (465), SSL is on, password is active and where it says User Name the macbook settings have the actual username where phone keeps it blank ("optional"). Funny thing is, the iOS mail client has almost no issues. Maybe once a day it cant login to gmail where the osx has trouble over 50 times a day.
The ISP modem configuration does not have any IPv6 setting available. Copying what i do see:
1: The spy friendly TR69 protocol:
2. Internet is through PPPoE:
Internal:
The issue:
3. The TC is in bridge mode - but i did find:
Network options:
TCP/IP per client (this being the macbook) is link-local:
4. On ISP pop account, will check if they have that available. Did not came with the actual intro though.
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Cannot connect to PPPoE? fibre optic Internet in Japan

Hi I live in Japan
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Thanks for your responses people. I have since figured out how to get to the Linksys web admin site, and I also have the wireless connection to my MB up and running.
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Mac OS X Version 10.4.11 update required but it will not connect to the new fibre optic broadband , help , thanks

Problem = Mac OS X MacBook with Version 10.4.11 used to connect to the Internet now it does not
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You sure your mac ethernet port works.
Give them a call. Verify that they only support windows for coniguration of router. Ask them about future support. If they have heard of the ipad. Ask if they plan on supporting a web browser interface. Ask about their sanity. My $5 router supports a web browser interface.
You could get a cheap wifi router with ethernet ports and with a web browser interface. Connect you mac to you el cheap router. Connect your el cheapo router to the eircom router. Note: Apple routers have a propriety interface too and unless you have a new Mac best to avoid.
Could they switch you to a router that supports a web browser interface?
Get a friend with a windows laptop and ask to come over to get things working.
Internet support is standardized. You mac should be able to access the internet through the router.
What is not standardized is how you configure your router.
Unbelievably, eircom_799 referenced by Neville Hillyer only supports windows for configuration.
9.1 UPnP
Introduction
UPnP is designed to automate the installation and configuration of a (small) network as much as
possible. This means that UPnP-capable devices ca
n join and leave a networ
k without any effort of a
network administrator.
Supported Operating Systems
The following operating systems support UPnP:
Windows 7
Windows Vista
Windows XP
If your computer is running Windows XP, you
first have to install the UPnP component. For
more information, see
“9.1.4 Installing UPnP on Windows XP” on page 83
They support 101 silly functions you will not be able to figure out how to use, but only support Windows 7 & Windows Vista out of the box.

Crazy ping! Is it because Fibre Optic is being ins...

Hi once again i find myself on the forums complaining about my latency! I've been getting really bad ping for ages now going an around a month and its really stopping me from being able to use the internet if im honest.
My question is not how to stop it because im pretty sure the problem is with the BT network itself because the area i live in has not long anounced that Fibre Optic is being installed and should be ready for the spring. I'm assuming that while this is happening they have to route traffic through some other loction which can slow down the internet for everyone in the area. Can someone confirm this for me through this trace route to the bbc.co.uk website.

I think the quick answer is no. The FTTC rollout will not change the routing on your ADSL connection. BT's network is being particulary **bleep** in the core at the moment. I assume it's everyone doing speedtests every 5 minutes to check they are getting the speeds they want.
Although the latency seems to come in before you hit the core network. A point to note is that ICMP is a low prioirty protocol and will get dropped / ignored if the router / device is busy.
Might be worth checking over in the ADSL forums see if anyone else having similar problems.
Just for info I did a trace route from work, (some information has been removed).
Tracing route to bbc.co.uk [212.58.241.131]
over a maximum of 30 hops:
1    <1 ms    <1 ms    <1 ms 10.154.0.254
2    <1 ms    <1 ms    <1 ms 172.20.4.33
3    <1 ms    <1 ms    <1 ms 172.20.4.70
4     1 ms     1 ms     2 ms 195.xx.xx.xxx
5    <1 ms    <1 ms    <1 ms 195.xx.xx.xxx
6    <1 ms    <1 ms    <1 ms rt-lon.xxx.net [195.xx.xx.xxx]
7    19 ms     1 ms    <1 ms bbc-linx.pr01.thdow.bbc.co.uk [195.66.224.103]
8     *        *        *     Request timed out.
9     1 ms     1 ms     1 ms ae1.er01.rbsov.bbc.co.uk [132.185.254.46]
10     1 ms     1 ms     4 ms 132.185.255.60
11     1 ms     1 ms     1 ms virtual-vip.thdo.bbc.co.uk [212.58.241.131]
Trace complete.
rt-lon is the companys last router
and for fun from home. FTTC connection, pretty good today.
traceroute to bbc.co.uk (212.58.241.131), 64 hops max, 52 byte packets
1 fire (192.168.xx.60) 0.893 ms 0.656 ms 0.567 ms
2 217.xx.xxx.136 (217.xx.xxx.136) 5.451 ms 5.542 ms 5.630 ms
3 217.xx.xxx.190 (217.xx.xxx.190) 5.693 ms 5.992 ms 5.583 ms
4 213.120.177.26 (213.120.177.26) 6.178 ms 5.683 ms 6.064 ms
5 217.41.168.71 (217.41.168.71) 6.023 ms 5.672 ms 5.873 ms
6 217.41.168.107 (217.41.168.107) 6.060 ms 5.961 ms 5.952 ms
7 acc1-10gige-0-2-0-6.l-far.21cn-ipp.bt.net (109.159.249.101) 6.484 ms
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8 core1-te0-15-0-5.faraday.ukcore.bt.net (109.159.249.31) 13.228 ms
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    core2-te0-15-0-17.faraday.ukcore.bt.net (109.159.249.27) 11.066 ms
9 host213-121-193-111.ukcore.bt.net (213.121.193.111) 6.585 ms 6.519 ms 6.527 ms
10 194.74.65.42 (194.74.65.42) 7.247 ms 7.058 ms 6.702 ms
11 * * *
12 ae1.er01.rbsov.bbc.co.uk (132.185.254.46) 7.821 ms 7.493 ms 7.608 ms
13 132.185.255.60 (132.185.255.60) 9.988 ms 7.720 ms 7.748 ms
14 virtual-vip.thdo.bbc.co.uk (212.58.241.131) 7.499 ms 7.340 ms 7.283 ms
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Connecting printer to new fibre optic router

Hi. We have recently upgraded to fibre optic broadband and have a new router. Our HP 3055A printer will not now work. We have followed just about every procedure in the manual and on line, still getting nowhere. We cannot find a 'set up wizard' on the printer, getting nowhere fast!! Need clear and simple instructions, preferably from a user of the same printer who knows the menu headings. Thank you.

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Mac OS X- 10.6.8 -fibre optics / TC problem

Not computer savvy enough for this one. Just switch from an ethernet connection for internet to wireless (fibre optics). Now internet does not function when time capsule is plugged & working wirelessly as in the past.
Solution to date has been to disconnect Time Capsule to have Internet work. How do we get both to work simutaneously?
Have direct wired Time Capsule to computer but internet still does not function.
Advanced thanks for any help.

I am not at all sure how your internet works.. fibre is normally delivered over ethernet.
Anyway I am going to need some more explaination of how the TC is connected.
And what mode you have it running in. Do you get internet direct to the computer by wifi from some other router then?? And the TC is not connected at all?
You should still plug the TC into the fibre router by ethernet if that is possible. If not you can setup dual connection.. internet via wifi and TC via ethernet direct to the computer but that means only that one computer has access to it.
See the information in this thread.. I gave a whole series of screenshots on how to do the setup.
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WLC HA Failover on L2 Fibre Optic WAN

Hi there,
I am just wondering if the below scenario works, if the L2 Fibre Optic Wan link is down between the two DCs. Please refer to attached diagram.
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The Fibre link is L2 link, meaning that the VLANs are spanning between the 2 DCs. HSRP is being used on all VLANs and DC1 being the primary active interface for all VLANs. In the event of the L2 Fibre Link failure, the VLAN interfaces on the respective core will become active, providing gateway access for all VLANs.
The WLC HA pair is between the DCs via the L2 Fibre link and the redundant port communication happens via the Fibre link. WLC in DC1 is the Active box and the WLC in DC2 would be in “Standby hot” mode.
When the L2 Fibre fails, the HA Primary box in DC 1 will detect that its lost communication to the standby box(via both redundant port and network) and will still continue to function in active state. The HA Secondary box in DC2 will detect that the Primary failure(via both redundant port and network) and transition itself to Active state. In this scenario when the L2 link is down, both WLC would be in active – active state.
Upon the link coming back online, the wlc WOULD BE SYNCED and goes into active-standby state.
===========================================================================
Would the above scenario work, as I am unable to find any documentation describing about WLC HA setup which can run in “ACTIVE-ACTIVE” state.

The redundant ports are to be connected via the core switch(on same VLAN )at the respective DCs.
I doubt if this will work.
Redundancy Port
This interface has a very important role in the new HA architecture. Bulk configuration during boot up and incremental configuration are synched from the Active WLC to the Standby WLC using the Redundant Port. WLCs in a HA setup will use this port to perform HA role negotiation. The Redundancy Port is also used in order to check peer reachability sending UDP keep-alive messages every 100 msec (default timer) from the Standby WLC to the Active WLC. Also, in the event of a box failure, the Active WLC will send notification to the Standby WLC via the Redundant Port. If the NTP server is not configured, a manual time synch is performed from the Active WLC to the Standby WLC on the Redundant Port. This port in case of standalone controller and redundancy VLAN in case of WISM-2 will be assigned an auto generated IP Address where last 2 octets are picked from the last 2 octets of Redundancy Management Interface (the first 2 octets are always 169.254).
What you are proposing to do defeats the true purpose of HA SSO. So you depend entirely on a switch and if your fibre cuts, you are gone. Both WLC goes into Active-Active. What you are proposing to do is NOT what is intended for HA SSO. You might as well turn HA SSO off.
Besides, with your setup, you don't need a Layer 1 issue. All you need is something as simple as a STP loop and *BOOM*, WLC will go into Active-Active.
You might be able to get away with this if, you might say, you connect Redundant Ports (RPs) to fibre optic media converter. As long as there is nothing in between both converters then this might even work (as long as either one of the media converters don't loose power).
Can you also specify what kind of WLC/WiSM are you planning to use? This design of yours doesn't call of a WiSM-2, does it?

Fibre Optic speed VERY slow.

Hey, I got Fibre optic a few days back and got speeds of 37.5mbps straight away. However, since about 9am this morning, the internet has been soooo slow. It's been between 0.75mbps-3mbps all day.
Sometimes pages don't even load at all! I know that sky will be slowing speeds to test my connection, but surely not all day?

I have been a sky customer for the last 8-9 years, spent a lot of my hard earned money on the service and in the last 18 months I can honestly say that it is SHOCKING. Prices have shot up above inflation, the service has dropped and the quality of Sky as a whole is poor. The stuff on the TV is bad and to get access to the "good" stuff (premium channels) cost's a fortune. But i'll get to my point - I upgraded to sky Fibre after debating to switch to BT Infinity2 - I called Sky and like always they managed to throw a load of discounts at me, hoping I would stay with them. Like a dim-wit I am, I stayed with Sky and upgraded to Fibre Unlimited. I was satisfied I would get my money's worth as the broadband unlimited was very good and stable. Paid for 8Mbps and got 8Mbps. Had fibre since April 2013 and the fastest I have had now is about 24Mbps (and this was about 1am when people are sleeping). On a normal day, I get around 10-12Mbps. I called Sky AFTER the 10 day period and they fed me a load of bull crap. They told me this was a known fault and they were in the middle of deploying this fix to resolve slow connections and it would take around 7 days to roll out. After 7 days, no change at all. Not even a little bit They sent me a new router and it didn't even work, Its now sat in some landfill in Yorkshire. I have complained to sky about 5 times now about this since April, I've done every diagnostic they fed me and it hasn't worked. The whole thing is a con. My day job is an IT Technician and I deal with this farce every day, and the problem 9/10 always lies at Sky's end. SKY ARE PAYING FOR AN INFRASTRUCTURE WITH TOO MANY CUSTOMERS TRYING TO USE IT AT THE SAME TIME. IT’S MAXED OUT AND CAN'T HANDLE DEMAND. I have given up with Sky now, they have 14 days to actually resolve the issue, or I’m cancelling my Direct Debit and switching to BT.

Alguien sabe si puedo usar mi iphone 3gs con el wifi de el nuevo modem de fibra optica?

alguien sabe si puedo usar mi iphone 3gs con el wifi de el nuevo modem de fibra optica?

Google translate:
dmbmarta wrote:
I bought my iphone on 2 May and still can not use it where I can make telephone complaint Someone to talk to and explain the problem.
I bought my iphone on 2 May and still can not use it where I can make telephone complaint Someone to talk to and explain some problema.existe customer service number? the phone was put in a box with another code distinto.me sold as free to use the telephone company of my country and this is not liberadollame several sides and no one takes responsibility, or apple, or the place where you buy or cia of Use telefonode where it is. Ren summary 17 days I am without phone does. Talk to Apple technical service says it's culpade cia phone, it says it is the fault of Apple, who sold it to me, is 400 km from my house, and said that's weird paso.No what is so rare, Someone put a phone in the wrong box. Necesitoque it unblocked and able hablar.Si anyone knows of to number the objection agradescco. But I'll have to post on social networks diarioso.
You posted in the iPad forum instead of the iPhone forum. To get answers to your question, next time post in the proper forum. See https://discussions.apple.com/index.jspa I'll request that Apple relocate your post.
 Cheers, Tom

BT infinity 'super fast' fibre optic, what a joke!...

ridiculous, just ran BT's own test your speeds, I'm getting 15.45 download, 2.90 upload and 41.50 ping (whatever that is), I knew internet was slow but what a joke, that's when it's working, it flashes orange more than is blue, this is the second modem to do this (and they're sending a third!)
not quite the at least 51 download speed was promised by BT when signed up to the super duper mega fast Infinity2 fibre optic package, I'm connected to the DSL not the WAN, will this affect it, trying to talk to their CS is a joke, they're obviously reading from a booklet and have no idea when ask about that, in fact they ignore it completely!!
anyone else getting this? it's the home hub 5, my socket wasn't changed like was told it would have to be neither? :s
am seriously tempted to cancel the DD and send the hubs back to BT with a note saying as haven't provided what said would you can shove it, seriously, telling folks will get super fast and signing up to the most expensive package got...then delivering a sloppy second service, I'm not prepared to pay over £40 a month for, it won't even connect to my son's laptop neither, says is 'too far' we live in a bog standard house, not a 30 bedroom mansion, his bedroom is right above the modem, he can't get much closer unless moves on top of the thing!
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Posts merged to avoid duplication.
Can you run this checker and post back a screen shot of the results
http://www.dslchecker.bt.com/adsl/adslchecker.welcome
and use this speed tester then carry out the further diagnostics and post back a screen shot of all the results including your IP profile for up and down. This test must be done with a wired connection.
http://speedtest.btwholesale.com/
If you have a Homehub 5 can you also post the stats from 1-12 by logging onto the homehub management pages then troubleshooting > helpdesk. http://bthomehub.home/

Fibre-Optics ?

Hi,
I recently switched to fibre optics for broadband in the belief that it was fast ! All the hype etc !
However,I do not find any increase in speed and think it all a bit of a con...it often seems slower than our previous connection...the connection to the local box or junction may well be fibre-optic but the connection from there to my house is the same old tired copper wire connection that has been there possibly since the line first went in to the house.
Surely if my connection is to be called fibre optic,then the actual connection into my house ought to be fibre-optic cable.
Does anyone else feel this ?
Thanks,

Hi,
Currently only one exchange in the UK is trialling out FTTP/H (Fibre to the Premises/Home) (click Here for details)
So hopefully in the future, then yes you might be able to get FTTP/H, but unfortunatly it's only availabe to a select area and not available to every at the moment.
The Fibre-Optic Broadband Rollout is being managed and done by Openreach for all communication providers/ISPs.
BT Retail (your communication provider/ISP) has nothing to do with the rollout of fibre broadband.
cheers
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Fibre Optic rollout/availability

Hi there,
I have a few questions about the fibre optic rollout in my area, and the local authority on the matter (ConnectingCheshire) has been useless is helping me so far.
The Alderley Edge exchange was upgraded to Fibre Optic a few months ago during "Phase 1 deployment" and looking at the rollout plan found here (http://www.connectingcheshire.org.uk/media/797285/Cheshire-East-map.pdf) my area should be following soon after. We are in the slightly darker orange area south of Alderley Edge and north of Monks Heath Crossroads.
So, Cabinet 1 which we are connected to appears to be fibre enabled but we can't get it yet - I guess the cables haven't been laid but "Phase 2 deployment" should have started by now and we have not heard anything while the map says we should be connected between Phase 1 and 2. Do you guys at Bt know what's going on? Are there construction problems or are we just being left in the dust to twiddle our thumbs with our measly 1mb/s broadband?
I hope you can help explain what is going on.
Thanks!
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I can confirm that PCP1 on the Alderley Edge exchange has linked and installed with a FTTC DSLAM cabinet and is accepting order for FTTC.
The FTTC DSLAM cabinet for PCP1 (Alderley Edge exch.) is located adjacent to Yew Tree Cottage, Artists Lane, NETHER ALDERLEY, MACCLESFIELD, SK10 4UA
@Greenlandys, do you know how far away you are from the above location? As if your approx. 1.5/2Km away then you may not be able to get FTTC fibre broadband as you are just too far away from the cabinet.
Are you able to posts the results (including exchange, cabinet info and service table) from http://dslchecker.bt.com/adsl
Just remember to edit out your cabinet number before posting.
If you are too far away and that Connecting Cheshire BDUK aren't going to do more work in your area to enable you to get a fast broadband service, then unfortunately there isn't much you can do at the moment.
There is a service (though not currently enabled for your cabinet) where you can get Fibre to the Premises on Demand (FTTPoD) though it could costs you thousands.
Evidence of PCPs either being planned/installed or Accepting order for FTTC
FTTC DSLAM location
PCP (cab.) Number
Exchange
FTTC Status
SK104UA
1
ALDERLEY EDGE
Accepting Orders
SK97EJ
2
ALDERLEY EDGE
Accepting Orders
SK97BW
3
ALDERLEY EDGE
Accepting Orders
SK97DN
4
ALDERLEY EDGE
Still being installed/commissioned
SK97LA
6
ALDERLEY EDGE
Accepting Orders
SK97UL
7
ALDERLEY EDGE
Accepting Orders
SK97JY
8
ALDERLEY EDGE
Accepting Orders
SK97JY
8
ALDERLEY EDGE
Accepting Orders
SK97SD
9
ALDERLEY EDGE
Accepting Orders
SK97UU
11
ALDERLEY EDGE
Accepting Orders
SK97QQ
13
ALDERLEY EDGE
Accepting Orders
SK97SH
14
ALDERLEY EDGE
Accepting Orders
SK97AB
15
ALDERLEY EDGE
Still being installed/commissioned
SK97AD
16
ALDERLEY EDGE
Still being installed/commissioned
SK97HN
18
ALDERLEY EDGE
Still being installed/commissioned
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Fibre Optic Petheread

When can i get fibre optic in my area?

When it becomes available i would have thought If your after a confirmed date then im sorry but no one here can help answer that you'll just have to keep checking the Openreach when and where website or the Sky availability checker.

Fibre optic installation question

Hi
I am interested in fibre optic broadband but there may be problems in physically routing a cable into my house, is it possible to have an engineer call to assess the situation before commencing an order for installation?
Thanks for any replies.

Do you have an existing "copper" phone line that enters the property?
As from the estimate you have posted, you can get FTTC fibre broadband which utilises the existing "copper" line from your property to your street cabinet.
If a survey/extra plant equipment or a "copper" line needs to be installed to the property before hand then a site survey may be needed and you should be notified when you order.
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