[AusNOG] NBN Action (potentially semi-political post)

[Nick Kamenyitzky]

There are link utilisation thresholds for when a link gets upgraded.  It is
in the NBN WBA.  I don't believe there is any external oversight though so
NBN could say anything really.

Reality is NBN have had issues with fixed wireless services being
overloaded since the beginning.  There haven't been any (to my knowledge)
cases where the fixed line services have experienced extended congestion
due to NBN backhaul networks (proven).

On Fri, Sep 29, 2017 at 12:21 PM Mark Andrews <marka at isc.org> wrote:

>
> For fixed wireless, the NBN should be back filling urban residential
> / commercial areas that are covered by it using fibre.  Leave the
> fixed wireless for the semi-rural and rural properties.  At the
> moment a lot of urban residental / commercial properties are being
> served by fixed wireless.
>
> As for congestion elsewhere in the NBN network, there needs to be
> agreed to, link utilisations threshholds that triggers upgrades of
> NBN internal links which is monitored by a external party.  This
> should be all data driven.  Links which are in need of upgrading
> need to be visible to the public.
>
> Similarly CVC links which are also over utilisations threshholds
> also need to be made public.
>
> Provide more transparency.
>
> Mark
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