LEC PMQ

Many Australian businesses use ‘Special Services’ for multi-line telephony and corporate data network connections, as well as a range of other services. Examples of Special Services include Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN), Business Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) and Ethernet Lite. Like most existing landline phone and internet services, many Special Services will be disconnected, so it’s important customers migrate them before their disconnection date.* For most businesses, switching these services over is not an automatic process. Your will need to arrange new services before their expected disconnection date, or risk losing access to their services* which may be critical for them. Due the nature of some of your existing services and associated numbers, it's very important that you allow around 6 months to plan for this change. NBNCo advise that now is the time to start planning. Please contact us so that we are able to man...

The jury is out on NBN - and will be for some time.. however, for those of your who are connected, we know that the problems can start there.. slow connections, poor performance, terrible customer service, blame games and very low quality modems supplied in most cases. You're paying for that connection regardless of the speed you're getting so why wouldn't you want to extract the absolutely maximum speed out of your connection? Well, that's an area you do have some control ov er. One thing that does make a difference is the quality of the modem you're using. We'd suggest that you retire the cheap, residential grade modem almost all Telco's are supplying and install a far better, commercial or business grade modem. In real-world tests, we were very surprised to see the Draytek Vigor series modems achieving 5-10% consistently faster speeds than even our previous favourites..  https://lecport.com.au/networks/draytek-vdsl-adsl-nbn