First off check what technology is being used in your area. This will be
useful for context:
https://www.nbnco.com.au/connect-home-or-business/check-your-address.html
A lot of buildings end up with FTTB but your description suggests to me
that you may end up with FTTN or FTTC.
Regardless, each residential address will have a separate NBN service.
Afterall each residence can choose to go with a different RSP (the new
name for an ISP).
Rob
On Tue, 14 Nov 2017, Dr Bob Jansen wrote:
Does anyone know what the situation is when the NBN connects to a
building that has more than one Internet connection? Our building, a
converted factory with multiple appartments, has two connections on two
physical phone lines, one to TPG and the other to Telstra. Will each
connection be upgraded or will they have to be joined in a single
physical connection? If a single physical connection, can more than one
ISP provide internet services?
BobJ
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