@roman70 wrote:
Exactly. đ
Does anyone know what readiness level the individual points on the Beta Availability Map mean?
At least there is one more:
Then please contact the company for more information.
Roger G.
Swisscom (Schweiz) AG, Product Manager Wireline Access
Roger G.
Swisscom (Schweiz) AG, Product Manager Wireline Access
init7 says:
Readiness: Most dots show a 5 to 1 readiness index. 5 means âavailable nowâ, 4 to 1 indicates a descending accuracy of the tentative availability date.
The closer the expansion gets, the more precise the date becomes. So just wait and see
Ich bin ein als Privatkunde getarnter Swisscom-Mitarbeiter im Bereich Service Continuity.
The checker said it would be available from 20 December, but today it already says 10 GB/s available. And it can also be ordered in My Swisscom. However, the new material for more speed then said Upgrade Kit Fibre Internet Box. I was then unsure whether this was correct for my Internet Box 2. I was told in the support chat that I shouldnât order online, they would pass it on as I donât yet have a socket for glass. Wouldnât this be organised if I ordered the technology change online?
In the end, I would also pay something to get the IB5, but had assumed that the IB4 would come for free.
Maybe Iâll contact support again tomorrow.
POGO 1104 Thatâs actually the side issue for me here. You can also buy the IB5, then they donât have to send me something else first and I still have a voucher that would cover part of the cost of the IB5. And otherwise Iâll just take the IB4.
Iâm more interested in whether the ordering process is mapped correctly for me. I now have the option in My Swisscom to initiate the technology change. However, it only states that I have to replace my fibre optic cable and that seems strange to me. I have an IB2.
roman70 So the IB2 is only for AON, you can see that the Fibre Kit connection is blue. I canât imagine that you will still be connected to AON.
Maybe @Roger G can say something about it. But I would do it by phone or in the shop. They may be able to make you further promotional offers. I got the IB4 for free through the shop at the time and a good 420 credits in total.
Stephan_76 Thank you for your information.
Iâve just had a call agent on the phone who told me my IB2 is fibre optic ready and Iâll just get the associated cables.
I donât know that much about it. All I know is that AON are active fibre connections, but thatâs about it. I thought they were using XGS-PON. At least it shows an availability of 10 Gbit/s.
roman70 The IB2 can handle fibre optics, but not XGS-PON. There is therefore a 99 per cent probability that it is not suitable. Unless the connection is still realised using the old technology. But then it will also be converted at some point.
I would say that the hotline once again has no idea.
@Roger G You can give internal feedback that training is being provided again :-)
Thatâs good information for me, that the IB2 is only for AON. But I canât get any further over the phone or in the shop either, you can also bucket that. Both vehemently insist that I only need the cable and terms like AON and (XGS-)PON are completely foreign to them. All they do is go into my account and see what it says. And it says that I need to upgrade my Fibre Internet Box kit and replace the old cable with this one. So that definitely canât be right. But if thatâs what it says, then thatâs the way it is for the telephone hotline and the Swisscom shop employee. Thatâs it. It makes you feel like a tubeli (which, if I understood correctly, I am only if they really have installed AON, but why would they do that?) I was also told in the shop that I should just wait 3 to 4 months if I donât have a box yet. It would be installed at some point and then I could contact them again.
Is that really the correct process or is there something else wrong? What would be the correct process?
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Im Kundencenter steht das:
You can also ask in case there are problems with the Internet-Box 5 PRo what they offer you for a reduced price, e.g. if you extend the contract by two years, there are always surprises.
Itâs best to call this number below.
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Interim result:
I then placed the order as I had received a really good offer. About 5 minutes later, someone from Swisscom called me back. The problem with the incorrectly displayed material was not the problem. They explained to me that the management of my building wanted to order the installation of the glass box themselves.
Between Christmas and New Year, the administration understandably put me off until after the holidays. Today I was told by the administration that Swisscom was responsible. Yes, great.
Iâll have to get straight back to the caretaker, her name came up during the phone call.
