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Check on my number please

Xennon · 2014-10-20 09:29:29

Hi Colm et Al. Ive just pm'd you my number to see if efibre is available. It is in my area however I think I may be connected to the exchange, which is bad ju-ju. Failing that, if I run a fibre line to the exchange can it be connected to a port? Regards DaveW

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20-10-2014 10:29am

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Xennon

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Hi Colm et Al.

Ive just pm'd you my number to see if efibre is available. It is in my area however I think I may be connected to the exchange, which is bad ju-ju.

Failing that, if I run a fibre line to the exchange can it be connected to a port?

Regards
DaveW

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#2 20-10-2014 12:22pm
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Xennon wrote: »

Hi Colm et Al.

Ive just pm'd you my number to see if efibre is available. It is in my area however I think I may be connected to the exchange, which is bad ju-ju.

Failing that, if I run a fibre line to the exchange can it be connected to a port?

Regards
DaveW

Hi Xennon

Unfortunately your line is indeed directly connected.

A solution has been agreed for lines directly fed from the exchange however plans to roll out a solution have not yet been finalised and the best indication we can offer on more news for a solution will be approximately mid 2015.

Thanks
Al

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#3 20-10-2014 1:11pm
Xennon

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Hi Al,

Yeah thought as much, couple of questions leading on from this (I work in IT so I understand these contraints);

Where would the nearest cabinet be to me, can you find out?

If I were to run fibre to the exchange could I get it lit?

Im guessing the answers already but no harm in asking.

Dave

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#4 21-10-2014 11:33am
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Xennon wrote: »

Hi Al,

Yeah thought as much, couple of questions leading on from this (I work in IT so I understand these contraints);

Where would the nearest cabinet be to me, can you find out?

If I were to run fibre to the exchange could I get it lit?

Im guessing the answers already but no harm in asking.

Dave

Hi Dave,

I'm afraid we wouldn't be able to advise of your nearest cabinet, we don't have access to this information.

It's also not possible for you to run eFibre to the exchange.

Sorry it's not better news.

Al

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#5 21-10-2014 3:04pm
Xennon

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Hi Al,

Thanks yeah I thought so, no harm in asking though.

Im happy enough with the download tbh, apart from being routed through Galway, but would there be any way of improving upload speeds?

Thanks again

Dave

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#6 22-10-2014 10:09am
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Xennon wrote: »

Hi Al,

Thanks yeah I thought so, no harm in asking though.

Im happy enough with the download tbh, apart from being routed through Galway, but would there be any way of improving upload speeds?

Thanks again

Dave

Unfortunately not Xennon - eircom cannot directly manage upload speeds and you are availing of the highest upload package eircom offer for non efibre subscriptions.

Al

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