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Here's the new Plan:
https://www.nbnco.com.au/content/dam/nb ... n-2021.pdf
Page 40 onwards might be of particular interest.
Podcast: https://player.whooshkaa.com/episode?id=736563
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NBN's NEW Corporate Plan 2021 PDF
NBN Corporate Plan 2021 download PDF from an alternate source
Useful Network Design Rules 2018 - especally DFN, FAN & LFN ( chances are you cannot order until these are first in place ):
https://www.nbnco.com.au/content/dam/nb ... -rules.pdf
https://www.smh.com.au/national/death-s ... 557s0.html
https://omny.fm/shows/money-news-with-r ... on-the-way
NBN podcast April 2018
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https://player.fm/podcasts/nbn
Useful Network Design Rules 2018 - especally DFN, FAN & LFN ( chances are you cannot order until these are first in place ):
https://www.nbnco.com.au/content/dam/nb ... -rules.pdf
https://www.smh.com.au/national/death-s ... 557s0.html
https://omny.fm/shows/money-news-with-r ... on-the-way
NBN podcast April 2018
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Re: NBN's NEW Corporate Plan
Interesting article of even date:
NBN’s frayed fibre lifeline
Analysts warn new Corporate Plan masks troubled financials.
...but as the political fallout settles, analysts warn the plan may be hiding bigger problems with the project’s financials and future prospects.
... hasn’t changed in the new Corporate Plan, which forecasts residential ARPU to stay at $49 through fiscal 2024.
Stagnant ARPU limits NBN Co’s revenue potential – which, in turn, limits its value to potential acquirers should the government eventually decide to sell off the network to recover the money spent building it.
More: https://ia.acs.org.au/article/2020/nbn- ... eline.html
NBN’s frayed fibre lifeline
Analysts warn new Corporate Plan masks troubled financials.
...but as the political fallout settles, analysts warn the plan may be hiding bigger problems with the project’s financials and future prospects.
... hasn’t changed in the new Corporate Plan, which forecasts residential ARPU to stay at $49 through fiscal 2024.
Stagnant ARPU limits NBN Co’s revenue potential – which, in turn, limits its value to potential acquirers should the government eventually decide to sell off the network to recover the money spent building it.
More: https://ia.acs.org.au/article/2020/nbn- ... eline.html
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Re: NBN's NEW Corporate Plan
It needs to be government owned and run. Rolling it out to everyone sort of dictates that it has to be as if it were left to private then a heap of people would have missed out due to the economics of it all.
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Commentary by Dr Mark Gregory - NBN's NEW Corporate Plan
Interesting viewpont:
Only a cursory glance is needed to rank this vision for the NBN right up there with worst of political nonsense.
you’ll be disappointed because only three pages of the 62 page Corporate Plan FY21 contain actuals and projections on the business fundamentals and the information you would be looking for is not provided.
More over hereNBN Co is now projecting an ARPU of $49 per month by FY24 and it should be remembered that for the past six years NBN Co has been forecasting an ARPU far higher than what has been achieved.
Last year, NBN Co forecast that ARPU would rise from $44 per month in FY19 to $49 per month in FY23.
This year NBN Co appears to have adopted an alternative accounting standard for EBITDA than what was used previously. The EBITDA is overly optimistic when compared with previous years and this raises concern when the underlying revenue and cost forecasts are not being met.
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WBA3 agreement between NBN & RSPs - May 2020
WBA - Wholesale Broadband Agreement
32 pages
WBA4 to be out in December 2020, or thereabouts.
NBN as the Last Mile Provider at Layer 2:
Customer is the RSP! This is why Speed Testing must be done by the enduser ( you ) to a destination OUTSIDE the RSP's network to test their connectivity eg peering to an overseas destination ( Asia, US West Coast etc. ) as well as test any claimed features ( eg SLA, QoS, "Business Grade" etc. ). These are called Layer 7 Speed Testing and wholly lies on your RSP.
Same as this older diagram:
OSI Layers explanation attempt:
Layer 2 uses MAC addresses and is responsible for frame delivery from hop to hop.
Layer 3 uses IP addresses and is responsible for packet delivery from end to end.
Layer 4 accomplishes this by using an addressing scheme known as Port Numbers.
Specifically, two methods of distinguishing network streams exist. They are known as the Transmission Control Protocol (TCP), or the User Datagram Protocol (UDP).
32 pages
WBA4 to be out in December 2020, or thereabouts.
NBN as the Last Mile Provider at Layer 2:
Customer is the RSP! This is why Speed Testing must be done by the enduser ( you ) to a destination OUTSIDE the RSP's network to test their connectivity eg peering to an overseas destination ( Asia, US West Coast etc. ) as well as test any claimed features ( eg SLA, QoS, "Business Grade" etc. ). These are called Layer 7 Speed Testing and wholly lies on your RSP.
Same as this older diagram:
OSI Layers explanation attempt:
Layer 2 uses MAC addresses and is responsible for frame delivery from hop to hop.
Layer 3 uses IP addresses and is responsible for packet delivery from end to end.
Layer 4 accomplishes this by using an addressing scheme known as Port Numbers.
Specifically, two methods of distinguishing network streams exist. They are known as the Transmission Control Protocol (TCP), or the User Datagram Protocol (UDP).
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Important policy changes you might wish to know about
https://www.communications.gov.au/polic ... velopments
For example:
https://www.communications.gov.au/polic ... velopments
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Re: WBA3 agreement between NBN & RSPs - May 2020
Wamuran4512CH wrote: ↑Mon Oct 05, 2020 5:20 am WBA - Wholesale Broadband Agreement
WBA4 to be out in December 2020, or thereabouts.
More:
https://www.itnews.com.au/news/nbn-co-t ... ber-554972
https://www.nbnco.com.au/corporate-info ... t-campaign
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