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Types of Internet connections in Bomaderry
Are you in search of a dependable home broadband plan for your house in Bomaderry, New South Wales? There are many different kinds of internet connections found in Bomaderry, including ADSL2+, Naked DSL, Home Wireless, Cable, and the NBN. Different internet connections are better suited to different areas, so the right internet connection type for your Bomaderry home will depend on your address. For example, if your home is in an area where the NBN has not yet been completed, then you may find ADSL2+ is a viable option there. Conversely, if your home is in an area where the NBN build has been completed, then all of the ADSL2+ connections in that area will likely have now been permanently deactivated. Once you have determined what internet connection type is best for your home, you can compare the best Bomaderry plans and providers here, or simply enter your suburb or postcode into the search bar above and press “Compare Now”. Our system will ask you a few quick questions about how much you’re looking to spend per month and about how much data your household comfortably needs, and then it will crunch the numbers and make you a shortlist of the best Bomaderry broadband plans that cater to you, your location, and your budget.
NBN
NBN uses fibre optic cables that can provide super fast and reliable internet to your home.
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ADSL2 is the most widely available internet connection and gives you access to speeds up to 24Mbps.
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Cable broadband connections are delivered over a dedicated cable from the exchange to your home.
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Home Wireless broadband can run up to 20 times faster than an NBN 100Mbps connection.
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The different kinds of NBN connection types found around Bomaderry including Fixed Wireless, HFC (Hybrid Fibre-Coaxial), FTTB (Fibre to the Basement), FTTP (Fibre to the Premises), and FTTN (Fibre to the Node). If your home already has active NBN service, you can compare the best Bomaderry NBN plans and providers here. The NBN - which stands for National Broadband Network - is a government owned enterprise that was designed and implemented to upgrade Australia’s internet infrastructure. This is achieved by taking the country’s old copper line network (which was a system left over from our old telephone line network) and replacing it with a generally more reliable fibre optic cable network. While the NBN Australian rollout isn’t expected to be completely finished until 2021 (if then), NBN construction is still predominantly completed in many areas around Australia. At the time of writing, NBN service is largely available in Bomaderry. To find out if your home has active NBN service, enter your address into the NBN rollout map below. Make sure you enter your full and accurate address in order to receive the most accurate information. If your home is not yet ready for NBN service, the map will still tell you roughly when you can expect your NBN upgrade, and either way, it will tell you what kind of NBN connection type you have been allocated. As the NBN is a Multi Technology Mix (also known as “MTM”), it means that there are different NBN connection types made from different technologies, and some have been known to work more reliably than others. Lamentably, NBN customers do not get to decide what NBN connection type is installed in their home; this decision (informally known as the NBN Lottery) is made by the NBN Co and is based on geographical location. However, if you are unhappy with the performance speed of your NBN connection type, you can typically counter it by upgrading to a higher NBN speed tier and/or opting for an NBN deal that has a better amount of data. You can compare unlimited broadband plans in Bomaderry here.

Fibre to the premises / home
When the NBN project initially commenced, the government at the time intended to roll out fibre optic cabling all the way up to your home or business property. This type of connection is call Fibre to the premises/home

Fibre to the node
Mid-way through the NBN roll-out, a change in Government leadership saw some funding constraints which lead to a slightly different roll-out approach for the NBN. This approach involves an amalgamation of original copper systems and fibre optic systems. This is referred to as Fibre to the node (FTTN).

Fixed wireless connection
In some cases - particularly in remote locations - it would be impractical or too expensive to physically connect a property to the fibre-optic network. In such cases properties will be connected by a wireless network. This is referred to as a Fixed Wireless NBN connection.









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