Will I ever get eFibre

irelandjoe

Live in Nenagh and my Exchange and my nearest Cabinet (NNH1_006) are all eFibre enabled, I have even been told that my line runs through that Cabinet but NO ONE can tell me if or when I will be able to get it. 

eircom: Alan

irelandjoe wrote: »

Live in Nenagh and my Exchange and my nearest Cabinet (NNH1_006) are all eFibre enabled, I have even been told that my line runs through that Cabinet but NO ONE can tell me if or when I will be able to get it. 

Hi irelandjoe

If you would like to PM me your land line number I should be able to shed more light on this for you.

Thanks
Al

irelandjoe

eircom: Alan wrote: »

irelandjoe wrote: »

Live in Nenagh and my Exchange and my nearest Cabinet (NNH1_006) are all eFibre enabled, I have even been told that my line runs through that Cabinet but NO ONE can tell me if or when I will be able to get it. 

Hi irelandjoe

If you would like to PM me your land line number I should be able to shed more light on this for you.

Thanks
Al

PM Sent

eircom: Alan

irelandjoe wrote: »

eircom: Alan wrote: »

irelandjoe wrote: »

Live in Nenagh and my Exchange and my nearest Cabinet (NNH1_006) are all eFibre enabled, I have even been told that my line runs through that Cabinet but NO ONE can tell me if or when I will be able to get it. 

Hi irelandjoe

If you would like to PM me your land line number I should be able to shed more light on this for you.

Thanks
Al

PM Sent

[font=Times New Roman","serif]Thanks for PM'ing me your details irelandjoe.
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[font=Times New Roman","serif]I've looked in to this in detail and spoke to efibre operations. I can confirm that as your line is currently connected directly to the exchange it is not connected to a serving VDSL (fibre cabinet). This means that there is no plans currently released to suggest when you can expect efibre.[/font]


[font=Times New Roman","serif]lines connected directly to the exchange are not served by efibre cabinets but rather use a different cable path infrastructure which currently is not included in the present release of efibre.[/font]
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[font=Times New Roman","serif]efibre planning have previously confirmed that works on a new product to offer directly fed lines have been agreed and hopes are that they are will be implemented and available within the next 12 months.
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Tzardine

eircom: Alan wrote: »

Thanks for PM'ing me your details irelandjoe.



I've looked in to this in detail and spoke to efibre operations. I can confirm that as your line is currently connected directly to the exchange it is not connected to a serving VDSL (fibre cabinet). This means that there is no plans currently released to suggest when you can expect efibre.


lines connected directly to the exchange are not served by efibre cabinets but rather use a different cable path infrastructure which currently is not included in the present release of efibre.
 
efibre planning have previously confirmed that works on a new product to offer directly fed lines have been agreed and hopes are that they are will be implemented and available within the next 12 months.



Thanks
Al

Hi Al,

I am in a similar situation to the OP. If I PM you my details could you do the same for me please ?

irelandjoe

eircom: Alan wrote: »

irelandjoe wrote: »

eircom: Alan wrote: »

irelandjoe wrote: »

Live in Nenagh and my Exchange and my nearest Cabinet (NNH1_006) are all eFibre enabled, I have even been told that my line runs through that Cabinet but NO ONE can tell me if or when I will be able to get it. 

Hi irelandjoe

If you would like to PM me your land line number I should be able to shed more light on this for you.

Thanks
Al

PM Sent

Thanks for PM'ing me your details irelandjoe.



I've looked in to this in detail and spoke to efibre operations. I can confirm that as your line is currently connected directly to the exchange it is not connected to a serving VDSL (fibre cabinet). This means that there is no plans currently released to suggest when you can expect efibre.


lines connected directly to the exchange are not served by efibre cabinets but rather use a different cable path infrastructure which currently is not included in the present release of efibre.
 
efibre planning have previously confirmed that works on a new product to offer directly fed lines have been agreed and hopes are that they are will be implemented and available within the next 12 months.



Thanks
Al

Al,

Thanks finally an answer, albeit one I don't like,  At least I know now.....  I will follow what happens with Direct to Exchange connections as they unfold.... Anywhere I can look to keep updated ?

thanks 

eircom: Alan

irelandjoe wrote: »

eircom: Alan wrote: »

irelandjoe wrote: »

eircom: Alan wrote: »

irelandjoe wrote: »

Live in Nenagh and my Exchange and my nearest Cabinet (NNH1_006) are all eFibre enabled, I have even been told that my line runs through that Cabinet but NO ONE can tell me if or when I will be able to get it. 

Hi irelandjoe

If you would like to PM me your land line number I should be able to shed more light on this for you.

Thanks
Al

PM Sent

Thanks for PM'ing me your details irelandjoe.



I've looked in to this in detail and spoke to efibre operations. I can confirm that as your line is currently connected directly to the exchange it is not connected to a serving VDSL (fibre cabinet). This means that there is no plans currently released to suggest when you can expect efibre.


lines connected directly to the exchange are not served by efibre cabinets but rather use a different cable path infrastructure which currently is not included in the present release of efibre.
 
efibre planning have previously confirmed that works on a new product to offer directly fed lines have been agreed and hopes are that they are will be implemented and available within the next 12 months.



Thanks
Al

Al,

Thanks finally an answer, albeit one I don't like,  At least I know now.....  I will follow what happens with Direct to Exchange connections as they unfold.... Anywhere I can look to keep updated ?

thanks 

No worries irelandjoe

The most up to date information can be found here: http://www.eircomwholesale.ie/Our_Network/ - Click on NGA fibre network

Cheers
Al

irelandjoe

eircom: Alan wrote: »

irelandjoe wrote: »

eircom: Alan wrote: »

irelandjoe wrote: »

eircom: Alan wrote: »

irelandjoe wrote: »

Live in Nenagh and my Exchange and my nearest Cabinet (NNH1_006) are all eFibre enabled, I have even been told that my line runs through that Cabinet but NO ONE can tell me if or when I will be able to get it. 

Hi irelandjoe

If you would like to PM me your land line number I should be able to shed more light on this for you.

Thanks
Al

PM Sent

Thanks for PM'ing me your details irelandjoe.



I've looked in to this in detail and spoke to efibre operations. I can confirm that as your line is currently connected directly to the exchange it is not connected to a serving VDSL (fibre cabinet). This means that there is no plans currently released to suggest when you can expect efibre.


lines connected directly to the exchange are not served by efibre cabinets but rather use a different cable path infrastructure which currently is not included in the present release of efibre.
 
efibre planning have previously confirmed that works on a new product to offer directly fed lines have been agreed and hopes are that they are will be implemented and available within the next 12 months.



Thanks
Al

Al,

Thanks finally an answer, albeit one I don't like,  At least I know now.....  I will follow what happens with Direct to Exchange connections as they unfold.... Anywhere I can look to keep updated ?

thanks 

No worries irelandjoe

The most up to date information can be found here: http://www.eircomwholesale.ie/Our_Network/ - Click on NGA fibre network

Cheers
Al

Thanks, so basically I want to see NNH1_E01 go from Orange to Blue to green ....

eircom: Alan

irelandjoe wrote: »

eircom: Alan wrote: »

irelandjoe wrote: »

eircom: Alan wrote: »

irelandjoe wrote: »

eircom: Alan wrote: »

irelandjoe wrote: »

Live in Nenagh and my Exchange and my nearest Cabinet (NNH1_006) are all eFibre enabled, I have even been told that my line runs through that Cabinet but NO ONE can tell me if or when I will be able to get it. 

Hi irelandjoe

If you would like to PM me your land line number I should be able to shed more light on this for you.

Thanks
Al

PM Sent

Thanks for PM'ing me your details irelandjoe.



I've looked in to this in detail and spoke to efibre operations. I can confirm that as your line is currently connected directly to the exchange it is not connected to a serving VDSL (fibre cabinet). This means that there is no plans currently released to suggest when you can expect efibre.


lines connected directly to the exchange are not served by efibre cabinets but rather use a different cable path infrastructure which currently is not included in the present release of efibre.
 
efibre planning have previously confirmed that works on a new product to offer directly fed lines have been agreed and hopes are that they are will be implemented and available within the next 12 months.



Thanks
Al

Al,

Thanks finally an answer, albeit one I don't like,  At least I know now.....  I will follow what happens with Direct to Exchange connections as they unfold.... Anywhere I can look to keep updated ?

thanks 

No worries irelandjoe

The most up to date information can be found here: http://www.eircomwholesale.ie/Our_Network/ - Click on NGA fibre network

Cheers
Al

Thanks, so basically I want to see NNH1_E01 go from Orange to Blue to green ....

Yes irelandjoe

If that is the closest exchange

Thanks
Al

ClonNGB

I am in similar position and support told me they had no idea when direct fed would be solved and anyway I should count myself lucky to have basic broadband. Charming. Hopefully esb vodafone will liberate us from this. It seems you can suffer from being too close or too far from an exchange. At least the direct feds will be sticking out like low hanging fruit for esb ftth

irelandjoe

I still can't understand how I am direct to exchange when my line passes a cabinet to get to the exchange which is 2.8 Kms from my house (as the crow flies). Like you @ClonNGB I should be lucky with any Broadband, I just can't see VF / ESB ever coming out as far as me.

eircom: Alan

irelandjoe wrote: »

I still can't understand how I am direct to exchange when my line passes a cabinet to get to the exchange which is  2.8 Kms from my house (as the crow flies).  Like you @ClonNGB I should be lucky with any Broadband,  I just can't see VF / ESB ever coming out as far as me.

Hi irelandjoe

I'll be unable to offer you reasons or a technical specifcation as to why your line is connected directly to the exchange but as soon as there is more news on plans for directly fed lines I will make sure to post some information up here

Thanks
AL

irelandjoe

don't like bring threads bad from the dead but in light of some information I thought it justified.

So my Eir line went dead last tuesday and finally got fixed on saturday by the engineer who informed me the fault with my line was in the NNH1_006 cabinet which he repair at the cabinet so it turns out my line is NOT direct to exchange even though I was informed before it was.  He also told me he can not see why I would not be able to get fibre.  So could it be that you have me listed connected directly to exchange when infact I am not.

Eir team can you look into this again as I would love to migrate to Eir:Fibre.

Thanks

eir: Alan

irelandjoe wrote: »

don't like bring threads bad from the dead but in light of some information I thought it justified.

So my Eir line went dead last tuesday and finally got fixed on saturday by the engineer who informed me the fault with my line was in the NNH1_006 cabinet which he repair at the cabinet so it turns out my line is NOT direct to exchange even though I was informed before it was.  He also told me he can not see why I would not be able to get fibre.  So could it be that you have me listed connected directly to exchange when infact I am not.

Eir team can you look into this again as I would love to migrate to Eir:Fibre.

Thanks

Hi irelandjoe

That's interesting and of course I'll look in to this for you. Please PM me your landline number.

Thanks
Al

irelandjoe

eir: Alan wrote: »

irelandjoe wrote: »

don't like bring threads bad from the dead but in light of some information I thought it justified.

So my Eir line went dead last tuesday and finally got fixed on saturday by the engineer who informed me the fault with my line was in the NNH1_006 cabinet which he repair at the cabinet so it turns out my line is NOT direct to exchange even though I was informed before it was.  He also told me he can not see why I would not be able to get fibre.  So could it be that you have me listed connected directly to exchange when infact I am not.

Eir team can you look into this again as I would love to migrate to Eir:Fibre.

Thanks

Hi irelandjoe

That's interesting and of course I'll look in to this for you. Please PM me your landline number.

Thanks
Al

PM Sent

eir: Alan

Hi Irelandjoe

I should have more news for you today

Al

irelandjoe

eir: Alan wrote: »

Hi Irelandjoe

I should have more news for you today

Al

Thanks fingers crossed its good news

eir: Alan

It's not good news I'm afraid irelandjoe

Yes your line runs through cabinet number NNH1_006 however your home is located too far away from this to avail of efibre. Cabinets can only serve a distance of up to 2Km and your line has been investigated by the networks team to be beyond this. It's worth mentioning that lines do not lay as the crow flies and can take a variety of routes and cable paths between the cabinet and your home - although you can measure the distance but only in terms of how the crow flies on this map here: http://fibrerollout.ie/where-and-when/

I understand this would be very disappointing news but I can assure you that I had escalated this as far as possible. Apologies for the inconvenience IrelandJoe

Thanks
Al

irelandjoe

 
thank Alan for getting as much detail as you could.

My Line follows the road and is very direct to that exchange but measuring it both by driving it and using the tool and following the road it comes to about 2.2 KMs,  just short !

The Rural Fibre routes (Blue lines) here http://fibrerollout.ie/where-and-when/ pass my house (FTTH) so this May mean I will get FTTH ?

There are a number of businesses and clusters of houses near my house that would benefit from efibre.  How are new cabinets planned and provisioned for e.g.  what is the justifying criteria ?

thanks

eir: Alan

irelandjoe wrote: »

 
thank Alan for getting as much detail as you could.

My Line follows the road and is very direct to that exchange but measuring it both by driving it and using the tool and following the road it comes to about 2.2 KMs,  just short !

The Rural Fibre routes (Blue lines) here http://fibrerollout.ie/where-and-when/ pass my house (FTTH) so this May mean I will get FTTH ?

There are a number of businesses and clusters of houses near my house that would benefit from efibre.  How are new cabinets planned and provisioned for e.g.  what is the justifying criteria ?

thanks

Hi irelandjoe

It will not be possible to foresee FTTH availability to a specific line until much closer to launch which looks like approx 2020. I'm sorry to also confirm that I will unable able to offer you the justifying criteria for network planning decisions as such internal details on eirs infrastructural and network plans will not be offered publicly.

Thanks
Al

irelandjoe

Thanks Al for your update.  I have an appointment with Minister Alan Kelly who I will be bringing up rural Broadband availability with.
Who ever can get me faster speeds in my area will get all the business first.  

The race is on.

Wonder if SIRO (Vodafone) can beat EIR.

Thanks

eir: Alan

irelandjoe wrote: »

Thanks Al for your update.  I have an appointment with Minister Alan Kelly who I will be bringing up rural Broadband availability with.
Who ever can get me faster speeds in my area will get all the business first.  

The race is on.

Wonder if SIRO (Vodafone) can beat EIR.

Thanks

No problem irelandjoe

I wish you the very best with the meeting and I hope a solution is offered soon.

Al