Haven't seen it around so here's a series of KML files (5mb 7z) showing Dark Fibre's total rollout as of April.
Red – Planned Routes
Blue – Work in progress
Green – Completed routes
Orange – Completed routes verified by quality engineers
Dark Fibre Map (April 2012)
Haven't seen it around so here's a series of KML files (5mb 7z) showing Dark Fibre's total rollout as of April.
Red – Planned Routes
Blue – Work in progress
Green – Completed routes
Orange – Completed routes verified by quality engineers
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wish i could download, but darn my cap. Is there a version of this on quickshare? I can download from quickshare on my local only cap.
Quickshare seems to be closed for both registration and uploadingOriginally Posted by ngadao08
The actual file is only 5mb though...
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According to this, I have direct access to Fibre. I'm in a "Green Route".
My current ISP is Neotel and I ask them sometime ago (couple of weeks ago, less than a month) if I can have fibre access to my premises (FTTP) and they said "No, no coverage to your area yet. You may have fibre around September/December 2012".
If this is 100%, how can I get fibre to my office? Any ideas? Who should I bribe?
I am less than a kilometer from a green route. Now to find an ISP who can connect me
We Have Enough Youth, How About a Fountain of "Smart."
Neotel has a very limited footprint here, Im getting a connection installed at the moment but the fibre runs past my office in Berea.
This is DFA which is vendor neutral so some ISP's could start supporting it soon.
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the "Go to", rather than the destination, as harmful."
Oh thought this was for EL specifically until I opened the kml, my bad.
A computer programmer is someone who, when told to "Go to Hell", sees
the "Go to", rather than the destination, as harmful."
ANY ISP that wants to connect me to Fibre???
I'm in "Green Route"!!!
Personally, I'd chat directly to Dark Fibre - they're really pretty cool. Sure they can give you some pointers. Unfortunately, most ISPs are ... not intellectually over supplied.
What program must I get to view these files?
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