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Standard User AL66
(member) Wed 07-Oct-20 18:15:20
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Re: FTTP- House to far from CBT for connectorized cable


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Are large parts of that area part of a private estate by any chance? If so, there might be wayleave issues going on and maybe the owner has refused permission for Openreach to do any works?

Have a look here: Superfast Staffordshire
Standard User busterboy
(committed) Wed 07-Oct-20 20:33:41
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Administrator MrSaffron
(staff) Thu 08-Oct-20 10:35:20
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Believe it was BDUK funded, no big estate as a rural postcode.

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Standard User AL66
(member) Thu 08-Oct-20 13:27:15
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Re: FTTP- House to far from CBT for connectorized cable


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Didn’t mean a housing estate! Looks like quite a few of the properties in the area might be within the grounds of a stately home.

Either way, I think the OP needs to speak to ‘Superfast Staffordshire’ to find out what’s going on. Maybe it’s as simple as a database error.
Standard User Brib
(learned) Thu 08-Oct-20 13:54:48
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In reply to a post by AL66:
Are large parts of that area part of a private estate by any chance? If so, there might be wayleave issues going on and maybe the owner has refused permission for Openreach to do any works?

Have a look here: Superfast Staffordshire


Yes, it is. A good sugestion. It's not that though. Openreach didn't even ask, So I assume it was never intended to be included.I can't understand why though,as some of the other properties are at least as far off the road.

It was the ADSL2 that got put on via USO, to lift download speeds.

If I wanted to find out about Structure Oakamoor V32 26th July 2019 completion from the Superfast Staffordshire Live Structure List. Who would I ask?
I will contact them first.

Info :-
Line: Length 875m metres to cabinet
Modem router:HG612 bridged to HomeHub 5 B
Now: BT infinity 1 FTTC SyncDown: 40000bps SyncUp: 8120
2017: BT infinity 1 FTTC SyncDown: 54999SyncUp: 8608
2015: BT infinity 1 FTTC SyncDown: 40000kbps SyncUp: 9278
2013: BT Broadband ADSLMax 8Mbp Down: 6.79 Mbps Up: 0.36Mbps
2007: Newnet ADSLMax 8Mbp Down: 5986 kbps Up: 376 kbps
2005: Freedom2Surf ADSL Down: 5143 kbps Up: 374 kbps
Standard User AL66
(member) Thu 08-Oct-20 14:41:28
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I saw that list, looked like it was listing FTTC cabinets. You won’t have one of those.

Their map claims the whole area is covered, so you just need to get a coherent conversation going with them. If that doesn’t work try contacting your local MP.
Administrator MrSaffron
(staff) Thu 08-Oct-20 15:25:00
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The V denotes a bit of FTTP infrastructure and if its on poles you might even find the same number at a splitter.

In first instance its a talk with the superfast staffs people

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Standard User AL66
(member) Thu 08-Oct-20 15:57:47
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The list is dated September 2018 so not going to show anything more recent?

What does the’V’ signify? A virtual cabinet number area maybe?
Administrator MrSaffron
(staff) Thu 08-Oct-20 19:43:14
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Exactly what the V signifies don't know, but have seen them used on the lists the BDUK projects publish and also on some bits of kit in the wild

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Standard User Brib
(learned) Thu 08-Oct-20 22:02:22
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Good evening All,

Have sent an email to Superfast Staffordshire so I will wait their reply and report developments.

Thank you for your help.

Info :-
Line: Length 875m metres to cabinet
Modem router:HG612 bridged to HomeHub 5 B
Now: BT infinity 1 FTTC SyncDown: 40000bps SyncUp: 8120
2017: BT infinity 1 FTTC SyncDown: 54999SyncUp: 8608
2015: BT infinity 1 FTTC SyncDown: 40000kbps SyncUp: 9278
2013: BT Broadband ADSLMax 8Mbp Down: 6.79 Mbps Up: 0.36Mbps
2007: Newnet ADSLMax 8Mbp Down: 5986 kbps Up: 376 kbps
2005: Freedom2Surf ADSL Down: 5143 kbps Up: 374 kbps
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