Cabinet location?

Is there any database where I could find the cabinet location near my home?

SpeedTest for my AllTime 1000
http://www.dslzoneuk.net/speedtest/testresult.php?re...

A quick way to find is to go for a walk!
Or if you are covered by Google street view try that

Paul

You may find a number of PCP's on your walk.
To answer the OP, no public database.

If you aren't qualified enough to spot it for yourself I'm not sure its something you need to know.

Why do you need to know it anyway? you aren't allowed inside it.

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Deleting post,misread comment

Edited by Mitchy_mitch (Sat 11-Jul-09 19:55:15)

There is a database of PCP locations but its only available to LLU providers that have completed their first exchange (which makes planning for a new LLU provider a right pain in the a**e)

J

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http://www.despres.co.uk/

The problem is that there are usually multiple green cabs in the area so you don't necessarily connect to the one you find first or closest!

James
ADSL24 Broadband
http://adsl24.co.uk

In reply to a post by Adsl24:

The problem is that there are usually multiple green cabs in the area so you don't necessarily connect to the one you find first or closest!

Have BT ever tried to use a computer progrm to optimise the local loop as in general it has just eveloved and people may not be connected to the best cabinet etc.

In reply to a post by Anonymous:

Have BT ever tried to use a computer progrm to optimise the local loop as in general it has just eveloved and people may not be connected to the best cabinet etc.

I don't think BT worried about the length of the local loop when it was being laid all those years ago as it's original purpose was for telephony which isn't affected by line length.

It's only now with the arrival of broadband that line length has become such an issue!