[AusNOG] Expericances having NBN installed in office building (telecommunications equipment rooms).

[Jake Anderson]

Do you actually have the NBN already provisioned in the building at all?
If its an office block it'll probably have to go through the MDU install 
path where they should install a NTD for each tenant (at least the 
primary tenants) it'd be something to speak to the mdu installer about.

I haven't heard of any specific "business" NTD's in the wild, though 
back in the dim dark days they were meant to be doing such and have them 
supplied with geographically redundant fibre.

I'd be very interested to hear the outcome of this, particularly given 
the two "pstn" ports on the ntd by default ;->

On 24/07/14 14:16, KIRN Paul (Powerlink) wrote:
>
> Hi Noggers,
>
> Would like to hear about experiences from those of you have had NBN 
> installed into office buildings and telecommunications equipment 
> rooms.  Background: Our office building is in a suburban NBN fibre 
> completed area,  we recently ordered three new POTS PSTN services from 
> a major carrier for a sub-tenant located on our site, but only to be 
> told that any new POTS PSTN have to be provisioned via the NBN, 
> despite us having an existing copper lead-in cable that is only about 
> 20% utilized.   We are going forward with the provisioning through the 
> NBN, but  I would like to know what's been peoples experience with 
> having the PCD now called the "NBN utility box" and the NTD now called 
> the "NBN connection box" mounted in non standard locations (e.g. The 
> latter in a telecommunications equipment room)?
>
> I suppose what I am asking is;   Is this something that is going to be 
> a simple process or are we looking at some difficulties ahead?  (All 
> the NBN documentation seem heavily biased towards a domestic house 
> install)
>
> Regards
>
> *Paul Kirn*
>
> Data Centre Manager
>
> *Operations & Field Services Division*
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