P2MP 10Gbit Anschluss blocked

Yes, yes, she definitely knows @ThomasS. He can record it internally and put it in the right place.

It can’t be that you have already paid for the renovation (or have you just received the invoice?) but now nothing works.

Hopefully you didn’t pay for a useless wire, but rather a fiber made of glass 🙃. @Roger G can certainly give you more information.

I know of a property where the 10Gbit P2MP splitter was installed and put into operation in the basement in December 2020.

However, the in-house development for each apartment is only carried out when required/ordered. From what I’ve noticed, this is still possible in 2021.

2 apartments were developed/activated in January 21, 2 in March 21 and 1 in April 21. The respective orders were placed in December 20 / February 21 and March 21.

So it must still be possible despite Comco. The only question now is what is the deadline for the Comco ban…

Yes, @Roger G could provide details on this

@SomehowHuman et all… I’m not quite the right person and I’m forwarding it, but since it takes until Monday, let me give you the information in advance.

Before Christmas we had to act quickly and so the systems were deeply intervened so that the locations in the systems would not be ready for x years. That’s why “… there is no expansion date” appears in the checker. And since the property is connected to a g.Fast mCAN, the maximum speed is displayed on copper. When services were ordered, the system would show that only CU was available. In this case, 2 orders were set to planned, which means that the services are ready to be activated as soon as the block is removed. It’s entirely possible that this could have been overridden manually, but I’m not the expert on that and I can’t say whether Legal would have allowed it internally.

@POGO 1104: Are you at the same location as us? I only see a single FTTH Anschluss in the entire settlement and that is the one from @SomehowHuman, which was completed on 03/24/21 with 2 fibers on xgsPON.

Since May 10th, 2021, areas that have already been built have been marketed again and we have to reset or update the data again, as the development of properties continued (albeit at a slower pace). Unfortunately, this hasn’t happened completely yet, which is why fiber availability is still not visible here.

In the system I see the entry that the services for the location have a planned activation for May 14th, 2021, i.e. on Friday. But on the same day there was also a planned deactivation of main access (?), even though there is no Cu access. I can’t say whether this will work and apparently you haven’t received the right router yet. The reason for this is the blocked order, which only continues once the location is released. If this is really the case on May 14th, 21, then things will continue to work fine 😀 I will still give the case to my specialist in the team on Monday so that he can see what the status is and, if necessary, intervene so that the services are available asap.

Hope this helps.. best regards

@Roger G

Are the temporary conditions of the WEKO no longer active?

I received an update from Netzbau on Tuesday that Q1 XGS will be available from 2021. But there was never any construction here. Could perhaps be because the SW headquarters is on the other side of the street and there is already glass in the underground car park. And therefore only the internal development will be necessary. We shall see…

Since May 10th, 2021, where construction has already taken place, we have been marketing again and we have to reset or update the data again, as the development of properties continued (albeit at a slower pace). Unfortunately, this hasn’t happened completely yet, which is why fiber availability is still not visible here.

At least for me, the WEKO requirement is ignored and P2MP is built even though there is no splitter yet (according to Axians)

Perhaps the Federal Administrative Court has overruled the WEKO requirements? I don’t see anything on the site yet, but it would be a possibility. And that would be a good thing 😉

@mabu1, Yes, the precautionary measures ordered by the ComCo are still in force. However, Swisscom is convinced that the measures taken since then have complied with its behavioral obligations. The past few months have shown that good broadband coverage is essential in the current situation. Swisscom has therefore decided to restart the commissioning of P2MP connections. This only applies to areas (towns, communities, etc.) in which P2MP networks are being built on a regular basis.

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@mabu1 wrote:

@Roger G

Are the temporary conditions of the WEKO no longer active?

I received an update from Netzbau on Tuesday that Q1 XGS will be available from 2021. But there was never any construction here. Could perhaps be because the SW headquarters is on the other side of the street and there is already glass in the underground car park. And therefore only the internal development will be necessary. We shall see…

Since May 10th, 2021, where construction has already taken place, we have been marketing again and we have to put the data back or update it, since the development of properties continued (albeit slowed down). Unfortunately, this hasn’t happened completely yet, which is why fiber availability is still not visible here.

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@foobar The P2MP expansion into the area was never stopped in the context of the precautionary measures ordered by the ComCo. The affected connections were not put into operation due to the order. The precautionary measures ordered by the ComCo are still in force. However, Swisscom is convinced that the measures taken since then have complied with its behavioral obligations. Swisscom has therefore decided to resume commissioning.

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@foobar wrote:

At least for me the WEKO requirement is ignored and P2MP is built even though there is no splitter yet (according to Axians)

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Hello Bruno @2broesti

Hope you are well. Cool thing that it continues. Keep your fingers crossed.

LG

Guido

Thanks for the info @2broesti

Do you happen to know how “expansion into the area” is defined? Do only larger new buildings count? Or single-family homes or existing FTTB locations, which also tend to be BEP-ready?

@SomehowHuman I hope the SFP arrived today at the latest and everything is working as expected.

Have fun with the new speed 🙂