Dudley Gager wrote:
G'day listers,
Another one for Bob or anyone who knows what goes on inside Telstra
these days:
I applied for an ADSL connection through Optus for a line on the
Joondalup 9300 exchange and also another one on the Osborne Park 9443
exchange and Optus came back and said that Telstra were saying that both
those exchanges are "full" and that the only way I could get a
connection would be if someone else gave one up!
I can hardly believe that - this means that in the midst of an explosion
of low cost ADSL marketing by all and sundry, Joondalup and Osborne Park
are left out. Surely this can't be true.
Anyone had similar experiences?
Regards
Dudley Gager
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Yeah, it is not uncommon in some areas for the DSLAM to be fully used
and no plan to add any more frames atm (a frame holds multiple DSLAM
cards with multiple ports) the expansion systems are not as expensive as
an inital install but are still pricy.
The situation is worse if you are in an area fed from a RIM, as a RIM
can only support so many dsl circuits, then they need to add more fibre
capcity to provide more dsl circuits.
Regards,
Kat.
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