Need a Favour Exchange codes and std codes

lucernarian

I got a good laugh out of this thread, but if the eircom staff here decide that the matter is not for public discussion you shall be bashing your head off a brick wall while waiting for info that will never appear from them. The "interesting" remarks made about amber lines and artificial speed restrictions suggest that either frontline staff don't know what's going or have been told to keep their mouths shut!

Solair

This kind of stuff just underlines why the local access infrastructure should have been kept in public hands!

Front line staff in any of these companies rarely have access to any technical data other than through some kind of a CRM (Customer Relationship Management) system which usually just provides them with very limited options.

Other than where a number has been ported or moved around somehow, you can still figure out which exchange it's on based on the area code and the first few digits of a phone number

Sponge Bob

Solair wrote: »

Front line staff in any of these companies rarely have access to any technical data other than through some kind of a CRM (Customer Relationship Management) system which usually just provides them with very limited options.

Front line staff in BT will tell you your D and E sides ( the pair IDs) and your cabinet ...OH, and your exchange.

They will tell you if that cabinet is due to get VDSL Gear.

Everbody can get the entire exchange database and exchange codes for years in the UK. That information is here and uses data supplied by BT Wholesale and in Partnership with Ofcom

In IRELAND they do not know

a) Their own exchanges
b) their own exchange codes
c) WTF is a D side
d) WTF is an E Side
e) WTF is a cabinet.

Astounding, then they tell me information in the public domain will be removed forthwith ...and then they find that removing it will break the whole site .....so they don't.

horse7

anyone know what dublin exchanges are unbundeled,eg lucan ballydowd has magnet/smart/bt vodo access to local lines.

Sponge Bob

Mmm'yah!

Need an exchange code for Mountnugent in Cavan together with confirmation it is in the 049 area..or is that 044??

Also need confirmation whether an exchange named "Monksland Two" or Monksland 2 s the same as Monksland MNK in County Roscommon , 090 STD area

TIA

Sponge Bob

scratch the first part, got confirmation that MOUNTNUGENT MNU 049 with many thanks, just the Monksland one and whetever is in the first and second posts in this thread.

Sponge Bob

Strike Glen island exchange off the list lads. Found It.

That is what a typical modern exchange looks like ( the larger middle box) . The DSL gear will be in an even taller separate box with vents on top. eircom left themselves plenty of expansion room there, fair play.

Sponge Bob

Don't anybody trouble themselves over the Clashmore Co. Waterford exchange because we found it HERE

Solair

These are basically fibre-to-kerb installations, just bizarrely without DSL :D:D

I'm sure you'll get lovely sound though on the voice lines hehe

Voice-only FTTC - not many companies would do that!!

Cabaal

Sponge Bob wrote: »

Everbody can get the entire exchange database and exchange codes for years in the UK. That information is here and uses data supplied by BT Wholesale and in Partnership with Ofcom

Indeed they has been and BT Wholesale have made it widely available, in addition LLU providers have also been more then happy to share information as well regarding availability of kits etc

Solair

Well, I suppose they're reverting to the P&T days when exchanges were probably classified under the Official Secrets Act on a need-to-know basis for absolutely no logical reason.

Telecommunications access infrastructure information really should be in the public domain and that goes for eircom exchanges / cabinet nodes, UPC and other cable company systems and nodes and mobile networks mast locations.

People have to make decisions e.g. where to buy/rent homes and setup businesses based on this kind of information.

Sponge Bob

They all had P7T Plaques on them back in them days Solair

roast

eircom:Tony,

The supposed lists that you give to the OAO's are already well out of date the second you send them!
If anything, when are you going to update your own lists?? :rolleyes:

Sponge Bob

This has been going on for weeks lads and is beyond a joke.

Answer the questions!

Sponge Bob

Going on for even more weeks.

Do eircom staff not know the codes for their own exchanges ??

Simply tell me what the codes for eircom these exchanges are, eg s Cross known as CRO or CSS or what ??? Is Lakepoint LBP or LPT ....or what???

Simples, read list and type stuff.

Cross , Co. Mayo. 094
LAKEPOINT BUSINESS PARK 044
BOHERMEEN 046
SUNCROFT 045
OLDTOWN 01 ( east of Ashbourne west of Ballyboghill)
PHOENIX PARK 01
MODEL FARM RD 021
LYRE 029 cork
ORAM 047
BALLYLOOBY 052
MONEYBALLYTYRELL 057
FAHA CROSS 066
CARNEY (CABINET) 071
EMMOO 090



if you can't find it say you can't find it

Sponge Bob wrote: »

This has been going on for weeks lads and is beyond a joke.

Answer the questions!

eircom: Tony

Sponge Bob wrote: »

Going on for even more weeks.

Do eircom staff not know the codes for their own exchanges ??

Simply tell me what the codes for eircom these exchanges are, eg s Cross known as CRO or CSS or what ??? Is Lakepoint LBP or LPT ....or what???

Simples, read list and type stuff.

Cross , Co. Mayo. 094
LAKEPOINT BUSINESS PARK 044
BOHERMEEN 046
SUNCROFT 045
OLDTOWN 01 ( east of Ashbourne west of Ballyboghill)
PHOENIX PARK 01
MODEL FARM RD 021
LYRE 029 cork
ORAM 047
BALLYLOOBY 052
MONEYBALLYTYRELL 057
FAHA CROSS 066
CARNEY (CABINET) 071
EMMOO 090



if you can't find it say you can't find it

Sponge Bob
As already stated in numerous earlier posts, this is technical / operational information for operators and as such we will not be posting these codes here. This ( internal operational) data is only provided by eircom Wholesale and only to Other Access Operators (OAOs). . If you fall into either of the categories mentioned you should already have this information.
Any customer who wishes information on their exchange, whether this be speed capacity, upgrade information NGN enablement have only to ask.
If you are involved at a technical or professional level and need this information in this capacity I advise that you give our OLO wholesale section a call on 1 800 656 656 and they may be able to help.
Tony