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(deleted) Tue 14-Feb-17 17:46:38
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Re: Basic question from a total newbie


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In reply to a post by WilliamGrimsley:
What router do you have?


EE bright box 2 wireless router.
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(deleted) Tue 14-Feb-17 17:47:39
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It should be done automatically if it's an infill cabinet.


Sorry but what's an infill cabinet?
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(deleted) Tue 14-Feb-17 17:49:27
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This link shows you how to login, but go to the advanced section and you can find the line stats there.

http://ee.co.uk/help/phones-and-device/home-broadban...

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A cabinet that's installed to improve speeds for users who can't receive fast speeds from the original cabinet.
Standard User Michael_Chare
(fountain of knowledge) Tue 14-Feb-17 17:59:07
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The BT Broadband availability checker should show which cabinet the figures are for. This should enable tio the OP to tell whether the figures are for the original cabinet or any new infill cabinet.

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(deleted) Tue 14-Feb-17 18:05:52
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Re: Basic question from a total newbie


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In reply to a post by WilliamGrimsley:
This link shows you how to login, but go to the advanced section and you can find the line stats there.

http://ee.co.uk/help/phones-and-device/home-broadban...


OK I've got the router settings open so what details do you want?
Administrator MrSaffron
(staff) Tue 14-Feb-17 18:07:35
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Re: Basic question from a total newbie


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Are you on a fibre based service now or ADSL2+.

Peak demand on WBC network should not see a drop from 10 Mbps to almost zero, suggests something else might be, or EE is very poor in your area.

If you are on a fibre service already, then an infill cabinet should see you moved across but timescales can be very variable, as they need to coordinate with all the providers involved.

If you are on ADSL2+ then you will only benefit if you order a faster service once the cabinet has gone live.

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(deleted) Tue 14-Feb-17 18:08:01
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If the new cab has only just been installed, it'll be a while yet before the checker updates, if the OP is even to be routed through it.
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(deleted) Tue 14-Feb-17 18:13:02
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Are you on a fibre based service now or ADSL2+.

Peak demand on WBC network should not see a drop from 10 Mbps to almost zero, suggests something else might be, or EE is very poor in your area.

If you are on a fibre service already, then an infill cabinet should see you moved across but timescales can be very variable, as they need to coordinate with all the providers involved.

If you are on ADSL2+ then you will only benefit if you order a faster service once the cabinet has gone live.


Hi. I'm on a fibre based package at the moment but must still be connected to the old cabinet which is about a mile away. Is there a way I can request to be switched to the new cabinet and should the request go through EE or openreach? Would it be better or easier to change to another ISP?
Administrator MrSaffron
(staff) Tue 14-Feb-17 18:13:16
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Cabinet 10 is not an infill one and is located at https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@53.0825367,-2.9777421...

And can see the logic for an infill cabinet on Blue Bell Lane, so it is sit and wait until checkers show a different cabinet number

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