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<div>We paid Amcom to do ours. From our office to another office 700m away. </div>
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On 2 Sep 2015, at 10:48 pm, Skeeve Stevens <<a href="mailto:skeeve+ausnog@theispguy.com">skeeve+ausnog@theispguy.com</a>> wrote:<br>
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<div dir="ltr">Hi Mark - Is a Carriers License necessary? If the customer did it themselves... or basically paid for it, it shouldn't be needed as it is a private link.
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<div>Even if it is... you could get someone to do an NCD for it... not common, but possible.</div>
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<div>But... personally, if it was that close, I would do a gig wireless link ask the DC for roof access... would be the most flexible way.<br>
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<div> - An agreement with someone to lease you some duct space.</div>
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<div> - Knowledge of the use and interpretation of OTDR reports.</div>
<div> - Registration with “Dial Before You Dig."</div>
<div> - A cross-connect from Pipe between your rack and the demarc location they specify for termination of your cable.</div>
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It depends on what you want your business to be.</div>
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<div>If you want to play in the retailer space, buy wholesale services, package them, add margin, sell them to your customers. You don’t need any significant infrastructure, and can keep doing it indefinitely until your customer switches to Telstra (perhaps
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<div>If you want to play in the infrastructure provider space, then you need to operate infrastructure. The first few times will be unprofitably expensive learning experiences, and your competitors all have the benefit of scale, but you’ll get better at it.
If you can build yourself a first-mover advantage on some profitable cable routes, you might be able to eke out a survivable (or even livable) niche.</div>
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<div>Or maybe it’s too late for anyone else to do that in Australia. Dunno.</div>
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