Eir Fibre Rollout Mapping

MBSnr

daraghwal wrote: »

Do they just upgrade people from ADSL to ADSL2+ automatically when it becomes available?

I'm not sure. I was on a 6144kbps ADSL1 profile. I only noticed late last week that the modem was reporting ADSL2+ and my profile was 12xxxkpbs download /1117kbps upload. I was getting drop outs and the SNR was at 6dB. I rebooted and got 100xxkbps and a slightly better SNR of 6.5dB with no drop outs. These don't seem solid profile figures so I'm not sure if the profile is still set too high and my modem is correcting to a lower one to get a SNR above 6dB to limit the drop outs/resets.

So maybe they have only moved a few people over or didn't have complete ADSL2 racking for all the connections. My neighbour is still on the old ADSL1 profile settings, but that might change once the line is checked again and a new profile applied. (If it works like that).

ED E

Two scenarios:

ADSL2+ expansion rack installed: Your ISP must rebundle you to be moved.

ADSL2+ "Rehome" or "NGB rehome": Full rack is migrated to new LTs or higher profiles are just enabled on previously locked down racks.


MBSnr you've been pushed up to the prequal value (best case result) then your modem is brokering to the SNR target of 6dB. At different times of the day it will sync at different rates and will stick there until it drops. IFIWY you I'd check everything internal is optimal and then have them lock you back to 10_1 or 9_1. Does the prequal on the digiweb checker spit out 12 or 15?

MBSnr

ED E wrote: »

Does the prequal on the digiweb checker spit out 12 or 15?

I plugged directly into the master socket (face plate removed) and I also got the same SNR 6.5dB figure and the line didn't sync any higher either.

Looks like the change has only just happened as Digiweb is out of date.

Exchange Code: Unknown

DSL Enabled: Yes - 6 MB

NGB Enabled: No

Fibre Enabled: No

LLU Enabled: No

marno21

The following exchange cabinets were enabled in the last week:

(premises count in brackets)

Ballydehob, Co. Cork (212)
Laurencetown, Co. Galway (116)
Mooncoin, Co. Kilkenny (450)
Mullinavat, Co. Kilkenny (217)
Tubrid, Co. Kilkenny (63)
Kilmore, Co. Roscommon (58)
Ardfinnan, Co. Tipperary (339)
Clogheen, Co. Tipperary (344)
Curracloe, Co. Wexford (143)

Additional cabinets were enabled in:

Goresbridge, Co. Kilkenny, cab 015, (35)
Oldcastle, Co. Meath, cab 002 & 003 (336)
Rooskey, Co. Roscommon, cab 003 (103)

A total of 2,635 premises were enabled this week.

god's toy

Question, Is it normal for your account and/or phone line to be terminated in order to be moved from adsl to efibre?

It happened to me (still no broadband here) but I am now hearing stories of it happening to other people, whats up there?

Bugs me you have to get a guy out to 'put a line in' thats already there...

ItHurtsWhenIP

god's toy wrote: »

Question, Is it normal for your account and/or phone line to be terminated in order to be moved from adsl to efibre?

It happened to me (still no broadband here) but I am now hearing other stories of it happening to other people, whats up there?

Bugs me you have to get a guy out to 'put a line in' thats already there...

Actually the consumer guy on the Anton Savage show this week mentioned somebody had an issue with changing their telephony package with eir. It seemed the new call package they went to was set up on a new "system" and so it considered the customer a "new" customer (despite being with Eircom/eir for 16 years) and therefore treated them differently. It caused all sorts of trouble for the customer.

Maybe the same is happening on the Broadband front?

Hank Scorpio

No it's not normal. Your adsl service and phone should remain until the engineer calls out to install efiber, it takes 1-2 hours.

I've read a few stories on the eir forum saying peoples account got canceled when they shouldn't have after ordering efibre...

god's toy

MMFITWGDV wrote: »

Actually the consumer guy on the Anton Savage show this week mentioned somebody had an issue with changing their telephony package with eir. It seemed the new call package they went to was set up on a new "system" and so it considered the customer a "new" customer (despite being with Eircom/eir for 16 years) and therefore treated them differently. It caused all sorts of trouble for the customer.

Maybe the same is happening on the Broadband front?

Hank Scorpio wrote: »

No it's not normal. Your adsl service and phone should remain until the engineer calls out to install efiber, it takes 1-2 hours.

I've read a few stories on the eir forum saying peoples account got canceled when they shouldn't have after ordering efibre...

Thanks guys, Its so odd as I had to set up the DD from the bank and everything. They are telling me I wont have broadband until the guy comes to install the line (16th June) thats already there! after he's done the next guy has to come along with the efiber router and lord knows how long that will be.

It better be worth it, seeing as it's only an increase of 5mb down and 3 up cos im so far away from the exchange anyway.

I'll have a listen to ole Anton

ED E

god's toy wrote: »

Question, Is it normal for your account and/or phone line to be terminated in order to be moved from adsl to efibre?

Nope, somebody botched the order. It **may** be a telesales rep trying to increase their commission by making you a new signup vs an upgrade.

jd

You should not lose service. Eir are in the process of moving customers off their old (1980s) billing system, and when you migrate to nga you will be be set up on new system. There is a migration process for this, it should not be a cease of old and provide of new.

RoYoBo

marno21 wrote: »

Map updated @ http://fibrerollout.ie/where-and-when/.

Exchange dates now available up to 29 June, and rough dates for the first FTTH connections are also up.

Where on this link are people seeing dates or timescales? All I can see are bubbles indicating cabinets that are planned, almost finished or already live. My aunt is on a blue line in Donegal and I can't see any indication of dates. Maybe I'm looking in the wrong place?

daraghwal

RoYoBo wrote: »

Where on this link are people seeing dates or timescales? All I can see are bubbles indicating cabinets that are planned, almost finished or already live. My aunt is on a blue line in Donegal and I can't see any indication of dates. Maybe I'm looking in the wrong place?

You're in the right place but on the map you have to click "all" at the side to add in more pointers with detailed information for the main exchanges. Your Aunts exchange is the one the blue line leads back to from her house.

RoYoBo

daraghwal wrote: »

You're in the right place but on the map you have to click "all" at the side to add in more pointers with detailed information for the main exchanges. Your Aunts exchange is the one the blue line leads back to from her house.

Thanks for your help. From what I can see tracing back the blue line, her exchange is Lifford. I can't see anywhere to click on the map to indicate when Lifford will enable the 'blue line' for fibre? Maybe that information is somewhere else?
I asked on another thread and I understand this has nothing to do with the cabinets, as her nearest planned cabinet is 2.7kms away and, therefore, not a runner.

jd

RoYoBo wrote: »

Thanks for your help. From what I can see tracing back the blue line, her exchange is Lifford. I can't see anywhere to click on the map to indicate when Lifford will enable the 'blue line' for fibre? Maybe that information is somewhere else?

Click on the "balloon" for the exchange

500 premises in this exchange can now access up to 70Mb/s fibre broadband. Estimated date for first Live FTTH Fibre Services with speeds up to 1000Mb/s is Autumn/ Winter 2016

marno21

The following exchange cabinets were enabled in the last week:

(premises count in brackets)

Killerig Cross, Co. Carlow (131)
Ballinaclashet, Co. Cork (41)
Durrus, Co. Cork (214)
Gort, Co. Galway (772)
Camp, Co. Kerry (131)
Moone, Co. Kildare (115)
Crettyard, Co. Louth (104)
Drumsna, Co. Leitrim (182)
Ballingarry, Co. Limerick (261)
Rathkeale, Co. Limerick (526)
Ayle, Co. Mayo (42)
Louisburgh, Co. Mayo (465)
Duncormick, Co. Wexford (184)
Killurin, Co. Wexford (145)

Additional cabinets were enabled in:

Ballincollig, Co. Cork, cab 008 (171)
Castlefin, Co. Donegal, cab 001 (86)
Falcarragh, Co. Donegal, cab 003 (81)
Dundalk (Blackrock), Co. Louth, cab 013 (20)
Oldcastle, Co. Meath, cab 005 (48)

A total of 4,200 premises were enabled this week.

marno21

Exchanges awaiting eFibre in Munster:
Exchanges left to be done in Munster:

Clare:

Ballyalla
Bridgetown
Clonlara
Cooraclare (22/6)
Doonbeg (22/6)
Ennistymon
Feakle
Kilfenora
Lahinch
Lisdoonvarna
Milltown Malbay
Mullagh
Quin (22/6)
Scarriff

Cork:
Adrigole
Aherla
Ashmount
Ballingeary
Ballinspittle (29/6)
Ballydesmond
Ballygarvan
Baltimore
Boherbue (29/6)
Castletownbere
Clonakilty West
Coachford (29/6)
Cork Airport
Cork Airport Industrial Estate
Crookstown
Donoughmore
Eyeries
Farmers Cross
Glengarriff (29/6)
Inchigeelah
Inishannon (29/6)
Killinadrish
Kilnamartya
Knocknagree
Leap
Macroom West
Mallow AEH
Milford
Minane Bridge (29/6)
Newtownshandrum
Raffeen
Rushbrooke
Rylane
Schull

Kerry:
Ballyheigue
Faha Cross
Kells (29/6)
Lixnaw
Milltown
Moyvane (29/6)
Rathmore
Waterville

Limerick:
Abbeyfeale
Ardagh
Athea
Bruff
Bruree
Capppamore
Castlemahon
Doon (22/6)
Dromcollogher
Effin
Fedamore
Hospital
Kilfinane
Knocklong
Martinstown
Murroe
Pallaskenry (22/6)

Tipperary:
Ballinderry
Dromin
Kilcommom
Rearcross
Hollyford
Cappawhite
Oola
Lattin (29/6)
Bansha (22/6)
New Inn
Ballylooby
Grange
Newcastle
Newcastle Village
Kilsheelin
Clerihan (29/6)
Killenaule
Gortnahoe

Waterford:
Ballymacarbry
Waterford Airport

TOTALS:
Clare: 15
Cork: 34
Kerry: 8
Limerick: 16
Tipperary: 18
Waterford: 2

Total Munster: 93

marno21

Exchanges awaiting eFibre in Ulster:

Donegal:
Creeslough
Doire Chonnaire
Dunfanaghy
Killen
Laghy
Linsford

Monaghan:
Scotstown
Stranooden

Totals:
Cavan: 0
Donegal: 6
Monaghan: 2

Total Ulster: 8

marno21

Exchanges awaiting eFibre in Connaught:

Galway:
Ardrahan (29/6)
Ballmore
Ballygar
Carnmore
Clonbur
Cregmore
Ferrybridge
Furbo
Kinvara
Lettermore
Newbridge
Roscahill (22/6)
Roscam
Williamstown

Leitrim:
Aughnacliffe (22/6)
Carrigallen
Cloone
Drumlish
Glenfarne
Kinlough
Leitrim Village
Rossinver

Mayo:
Ballindine
Ballycastle
Belmullet
Carrowmorelacken
Cloonagh
Glenamoy
Laherdane
Newport

Roscommon:
Ballynoe
Castleplunkett
Fourmilehouse

Sligo:
Ballintogher
Ballygawley
Calry
Coolaney
Dromahair
Dromard
Rosses Point

TOTALS:
Galway: 14
Leitrim: 8
Mayo: 8
Roscommon: 3
Sligo: 7
Total Connaught: 40

marno21

Exchanges awaiting eFibre in Leinster:

Carlow:
Ardattin (29/6)
Rathvilly:

Dublin:
Dublin Airport
Farmleigh
Heuston South Quarter

Kilkenny:
Castlecomer (22/6)
Cuffsgrange
Freshford (22/6)
Inistioge (22/6)
Johnstown (22/6)
Knocktopher
Loughboy
Oldtown

Laois:
Clonaslee

Longford:
Ballinalee
Edgeworthstown (22/6)
Killashee

Louth:
Tullyallen

Meath:
Bohermeen
Hill of Down
Kilmainham Wood
Longwood

Offaly:
Ballinagar
Ferbane
Gracefield
Kilcormac
Killeigh (22/6)
Mucklagh
Gracefield

Westmeath:
Kilbeggan
Milltownpass

Wexford:
Barntown
Beechgrove
Blackwater
Castlebridge
Killinick (22/6)
Kilmuckridge
Kilmore Quay
Oulart

Wicklow:
Donard
Dunlavin
Glencullen
Kiltegan
Powerscourt


Totals:
Carlow: 2
Dublin: 3
Kilkenny: 8
Laois: 1
Longford: 3
Louth: 1
Meath: 4
Offaly: 7
Wexford: 8
Wicklow: 5
Westmeath: 3
Total Leinster: 45

TOTAL IRELAND: 186

pegasus1

marno21 wrote: »

Kilkenny:
Castlecomer (22/6)
Cuffsgrange
Freshford (22/6)
Inistioge (22/6)
Johnstown (22/6)
Knocktopher
Loughboy
Oldtown


TOTAL IRELAND: 186

Marno21, are you saying knocktopher is getting FTTC right before getting FTTH?
What then about Kells?

marno21

pegasus1 wrote: »

Marno21, are you saying knocktopher is getting FTTC right before getting FTTH?
What then about Kells?

Yes, Knocktopher is getting FTTC soon and FTTH in Autumn/Winter

Kells, listed as Ceannanus, has FTTC services and will have FTTH services in Winter 2016.

pegasus1

marno21 wrote: »

Yes, Knocktopher is getting FTTC soon and FTTH in Autumn/Winter

Kells, listed as Ceannanus, has FTTC services and will have FTTH services in Winter 2016.

I'm talking about Kells, Kilkenny..

babybuilder

marno21 wrote: »

Exchanges awaiting eFibre in Ulster:

Donegal:
Creeslough
Doire Chonnaire
Dunfanaghy
Killen
Laghy
Linsford

Monaghan:
Scotstown
Stranooden

Totals:
Cavan: 0
Derry: 6
Monaghan: 2

Total Ulster: 8

Any idea on lead in times?
PS Donegal instead of Derry

marno21

babybuilder wrote: »

Any idea on lead in times?
PS Donegal instead of Derry

Cheers, did too much in one go!

No times bar the ones listed for June.

babybuilder

I see my local exchange Linsfort has been pushed back again to Autumn. Don't know how this charade is allowed to continue. Nonsense.

marno21

babybuilder wrote: »

I see my local exchange Linsfort has been pushed back again to Autumn. Don't know how this charade is allowed to continue. Nonsense.

They have every exchange not being done in the month of June down as Autumn. You could be turned on in 3 weeks time.

BandMember

marno21 wrote: »

They have every exchange not being done in the month of June down as Autumn. You could be turned on in 3 weeks time.

Just wondering, what exactly are you basing this on? Is it speculation or do you know something more concrete? C'mon then - 'fess up!!

marno21

BandMember wrote: »

Just wondering, what exactly are you basing this on? Is it speculation or do you know something more concrete? C'mon then - 'fess up!!

Check my list above, open eir have indicated no dates beyond June 29th. So either they are going on a huge holiday for the month of July or they just haven't published the dates for July yet and are indicating Autumn as a general date for everyone.

Hang in there it shouldn't be too longer!

pegasus1

Marno21 you still haven't answered my query re Kells..as in Kells in Kilkenny not Kells in Co.Meath...
Kells in Kilkenny does not have FTTC services..
Oh and I have just seen blue line now extended to dunnamaggan...

pegasus1

I think this is where Marno21 gets his info from...possibly..

http://www.openeir.ie/Techbytes/open-eir-brings-high-speed-broadband-to-4200-additional-premises-nationwide/