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In reply to a post by gazter:

Of course i dont know which cab i am on. I only have one line into the house at the moment, but i did have a second line for a time, how likely is it that i might have one line on one cab, and another redundant line on another cab?

Almost certainly no chance whatsoever. A second "line" usually comes to the house housed within the same cable as the first (as a second pair), and therefore goes back to the same distribution point. From there it is highly likely to go back to the same cabinet. Not *totally* certain, but high.

And no, you don't get to ask BT to install a new line back to a certain cab either.

What if your house has one street at the front fed by one cab (no FTTC) and another street at the back fed by a second cab that happens to be FTTC enabled? Could you get a second line fed from the FTTC enabled street?
I ask because the shed at the bottom of my garden is 5m from a BT Joint Box in a 100% FTTC enabled street at the back (no FTTC on my existing line in the house fed from the street at the front) - could I get BT to install a second line in the shed for FTTC (and then run ethernet cable from the shed to the house - 40m)?

Moradin - what you have is a commercial spreadheet of a private company

Anon.

It was leaked some time ago. dozens of people have it.

All it actually is, is the information Openreach should communicate publicly anyway. up to a few months ago, it was freely downloadable from the Openreach website.

Door. Horse. Barn. Bolted.

Once it's in the wild, good luck convincing people to not look at it

thankfully, a very nice person at BT has told me what cab i am on, and i am on the one that is getting upgraded.

In reply to a post by Anonymous:

Moradin - what you have is a commercial spreadheet of a private company

Which has leaked into the public domain. We have no privacy or confidentiality agreement with BT, if they dont want their information leaked, be more careful who they send it to.

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Wondering if anyone can clue me up as to dates involved for "Cornwall - Tranche 2"?

Checking my post-code gives me a result of:

WWCAMB CAMBORNE TR140EU {WWCAMB}{P23} 0 100% 15.03 Cornwall - Tranche 2 YES FTTC

Any help would be appreciated

The end date for the Cornwall SFBB project is the 31st March so I would suspect that this is the end date for Tranche 2. Tranche 1 was completed ahead of schedule just before Christmas.

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Wondering if anyone can clue me up as to dates involved for "Cornwall - Tranche 2"?

Checking my post-code gives me a result of:

WWCAMB CAMBORNE TR140EU {WWCAMB}{P23} 0 100% 15.03 Cornwall - Tranche 2 YES FTTC

Any help would be appreciated

"Any time soon", probably.

My cabinet/exchange is in Tranche 2 and it was installed in November and turned on in January.

This was an exchange where the official date was March 2012 which in itself was a step up from August 2012, the original date.

Seems like in Cornwall at least BT is trying to get a move on.

If that is the case would we not be expecting to see more of the new cabinets springing up next to the older ones?

Have wondered around my area and found my PCP but it hasn't got a little green friend that I can see