Internet
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Which speed is best for me?
Download speed: up to 12Mbps Upload speed: up to 1Mbps A basic speed to cover the essentials. Ideal if you’re a small household with one or two devices connected. If you’re unsure which speed you need, it’s a great place to start. You can always upgrade later. Download speed: up to 25Mbps Upload speed: up to 5Mbps Perfect for…
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Getting Connected to nbn™ Satellite
How Does Satellite Broadband Work? Satellite broadband involves the delivery of internet service through satellite signals. A satellite dish antenna is usually installed on the roof of a house to order to receive and transmit data from a satellite that orbits the earth. The satellite transmits data to a network of larger satellite dishes that…
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Getting connected to nbn™ Fixed Wireless
What is the difference between nbn™ Fixed Line and nbn™ Fixed Wireless? While both fixed line and fixed wireless broadband services are similar, fixed line broadband is delivered through a fibre optic cable, while fixed wireless broadband is delivered through the air by radio communications via antennas which transmit a signal directly to a small…
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Getting connected to nbn™ Fixed Line
How does optic fibre technology work? In Optic fibre technology, electronic information is converted into light pulses using a transmitter. When a signal reaches the other side, it gets converted back to electronic information with the help of an optical receiver. Why is information transmitted faster and of higher over fibre optic cables compared to…
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Getting connected to IPSTAR Broadband (ABG) Satellite
What is IPSTAR Broadband (ABG) Satellite Service? IPSTAR Broadband (ABG) service is a historical Satellite service. The Australian Broadband Guarantee (ABG) program which was replaced by services available from NBN Co on 30 June 2011. How is this different from IPSTAR Broadband nbn Satellite Service? This service does not use the nbn Sky Muster Satellite…
