Not sure what that means

The LLU suppliers (talk talk, sky) need to order (and pay) for a GEA link (from opernreach I think).

This link cable enable the LLU suppliers to connect the fibre cabs to their exchange kit.

Ian

Does anyone know if I can find an ETA on cabinet 34 providing fibre to Rocky Park in Pembroke?

I've just moved there from Haverfordwest (where I had fibre) and I miss it a lot. Superfast Cymru tells me it's in my area but provides no further info.

There doesn't seem to be much happening around there now, I'm on PCP29 at The Green (across the road and down a little from Rocky Park) Finally got service in the days before Xmas, but Ive been waiting to hear about PCP4 that apparently serves Whitehall Ave/Drive at the bottom of Bush Hill - so across the road from you. I know someone up there who is chewing the carpet waiting for some speed

I wonder if the fact that 2 cabs serving the same end of a town have not been done will increase the chances of an early resolution?

The last new Cabinet works I spotted were at Pembroke Dock - a couple of weeks ago.

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FTTP, so not really able to predict

Guess I'll just have to be patient then. Don't really understand half the jargon in this thread I'm afraid - I just know I miss my 70mb connection.

Being charged only £6 less than fibre cost me for an 8mb connection is a bitter pill to swallow.

You could try dropping an email to Angela Burns, A.M. She did try to help when my cab was delayed, in one email to me she did say that the roll out seemed slow and doesn't appear to be logical in terms of geographical implementation. Superfarce Cymru may be more inclined to reveal a probable time-line to her.

Nothing ventured.........

Got my Fibre this morning, just lashed up via WAN port at the mo, only went for 38mb connection for the moment, reading 37.9 so quite happy with that, guy said i am the first on PCP37, he was off to connect somebody else after me. got a new TPLink VDSL router in the post, so will be glad to get rid of the extra box and get back to an all in one, didn't bother with the faceplate replacement and just used the existing filter and all working well.

Well I've been having speed problems with this since i have got it, keeps varying from 20-40mbps on the downstream, anyone else having fluctuating speeds lately?

I know someone in Tenby about 10 doors away from me that had a BT install this week. Total cock-up from beginning. First they didn't send modem. Then the BT engineer turned up at house (which wasn't expected!), installed new Master socket, went to cab and did patching. Next he turned back up, did a test and then left. Customer went to make a phone call some time later and noticed no dial tone whatsoever!

Back on phoen to BT, luckily engineer still in area so returned. Did whatever he did and left again. Customer now has bad noise on line so in process of waiting for BT to get back to him.

His speeds fluctuating badly just as your are too!!

Yes mine seemed clueless too, turned up without a modem (asked if i wanted one!) judging by the plus net forums it seems to be a problem with them and their suppliers, as i say no noise on the line solidly high sync rate, just the throughput that is bad, back on the BT modem hooked up to the WAN port on my new TPLink 9980, just as bad. i honestly shouldn't have bothered upgrading as my ADSL2 connection was rock solid!

Seems they are having major capacity problems with the fibre roll outs at present.