Interesting map of WBC exchanges and nodes

Started by Rik, Jan 18, 2009, 12:55:18

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Rik

ADSL24 have produced an intriguing map of the WBC exchanges and the nodes to which they are connected. Geography, it seems, is not the arbiter, eg most Northern Ireland exchanges run through Newcastle rather than Glasgow.

http://adsl24.co.uk/networkstatus_map_wbc.php
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Simon

Not long to go for me!  17/03/2009 - 31/03/2009
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Glenn

Every exchange around me is on the map, but not mine.
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Ray

Quote from: Glenn on Jan 18, 2009, 13:48:30
Every exchange around me is on the map, but not mine.

Same around here and mine isn't on the map either, Glenn.  :(
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Philip


Rik

I'm March 31, iirc. Give or take a year or two. ;)
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Glenn

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Glenn

Samknows has another useful little feature, it shows the coverage of each exchange http://www.samknows.com/broadband/mapping/mapping.php
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Sebby


Rik

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David

Many hammer all over the wall and believe that with each blow they hit the nail on the head.

Rik

Let IDNet know if you want to volunteer for the WBC trial then, David.
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David

I will Rik whatever this is  :blush:

:karmic: Find Glenn I could use that one easy  :thumb:
Many hammer all over the wall and believe that with each blow they hit the nail on the head.

Rik

WBC is the new service which will, eventually, replace the ADSL Max service. It offers speeds of up to 24Mbps.
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Glenn

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David

Thanks Rik,the paiano is easier  ;D I have sent an Email to Idnet so will see what happens  :dunno:
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Noreen

Mine is March 2009, very difficult to find on the map and eventually got it more by luck than judgement. ;D

David

Did you use Glenns one Noreen,it was easier for me on this one
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Glenn

You can zoom in on both maps, it makes it easier to locate your exchange.
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David

You know me Glenn it has to be almost plug and play for me  ::)
Many hammer all over the wall and believe that with each blow they hit the nail on the head.

Noreen

Quote from: Glenn on Jan 18, 2009, 18:29:05
You can zoom in on both maps, it makes it easier to locate your exchange.
Thanks, Glenn, zooming in on the London area on Rik's map helped a lot. :thumb:

drummer

Hmm, my exchange is showing as "Go live date: NOW", which tallies with the Q1 2009 switchover target quoted on Sam Knows.

Apart from checking on Sam Knows, is there any other way of finding out if an exchange has been enabled?  Not had any loss of sync this year, so I'm assuming my exchange hasn't gone live yet.

And I can't find any reference to the WBC trials.  Did I miss something?  :bawl:

To stay is death but to flee is life.

Sebby

So Sam Knows doesn't say the switchover has occurred? Perhaps it hasn't, or Sam Knows is just out of date.

The WBC trial isn't something official, afaik; just email IDNet if you'd like to take part (they should be able to tell if your exchange is enabled, too).

D-Dan

Mine is due 1 March - if I take part in the trial - what's the downside?
Have I lost my way?



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Sebby

I wouldn't say there's really any downsides; it's just that there may be teething problems.