[AusNOG] Corporate Fibre type plans on NBN

[Nathan Brookfield]

The other thing to understand is that at this stage NBN is a consumer grade service only with no real service levels for fault restoration of last mile services OR largely no guarantee of congestion at the OLT or POI.

You could be paying for a 200Mbit service and have a faulty NTD or broken fibre lead in and you could be looking at anywhere between 2 days to 45 days for service restoration or congestion at the GPON splitter with no recourse for your end user.

Paying those prices I'm sure they would be filthy.

Nathan Brookfield
Chief Executive Officer

Simtronic Technologies Pty Ltd
http://www.simtronic.com.au

> On 1 May 2016, at 01:54, Mark Delany <g2x at juliet.emu.st> wrote:
> 

> That said take a look at skymesh, they are offering 100/100 plans with a 
> fair whack of data for quite reasonable rates, Thus far my speed tests 
> have all come back 90mbps or above.
> They also will make plans up to match requirements, so they may well be 
> able to work out something for uncontended if you are willing to pay for it.

The only downside to SkyMesh from a nogger perspective is that they
don't offer any "business" features such as BGP or routing of your own
network and so on. Though they do do ipv6! As you say, they may match
plans on a pricing basis, but not on a feature basis.

To be fair they are quite explicit about being a retail-only provider
so I'm not criticizing, they simply choose not to target the
"business" or prosumer market. More's the pity.


Mark.
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