Is NBN Co owned by Telstra?

Telstra is a retail service provider in respect of services on the nbn network. We do not own the nbn network; we re-sell services to our customers, like the other retailer service providers who also offer broadband services on the nbn network.

Is nbn for free?

In most cases if you switch over to the nbn™ network from an existing connection, it won’t cost you anything to connect to the nbn network. Charges will apply if you; connect a new phone/internet service. move into an nbn ready address.

What is nbn and how does it work?

How does it work? The nbn™ network uses a range of broadband technologies including new fibre-optic cable, existing copper lines, fixed wireless and satellite to deliver access to fast and reliable internet to all Australian homes and businesses.

Is NBN part of the government?

The NBN is being built and run by a government-owned enterprise, NBN Co (now known as nbnTM). A fundamental policy setting is that nbnTM provides only wholesale services to retail service providers (RSPs), and does not serve end-users.

How do I get NBN for my house?

Connect in 4 easy steps.

1. Check your address. Enter your address below to find out which type of nbn connection you can get.
2. Choose a plan. Choose the Telstra nbn plan that’s right for you.
3. Connect to nbn. We’ll send you everything you need, including a Telstra Smart Modem for new customers.
4. Set up your modem.

Is NBN on WiFi?

An nbn access network device is installed inside your home. A modem router inside your home connects either to the existing telephone or cable connection or an nbn access network device, and you can then create a Wi-Fi network for all your devices to connect to wirelessly.

What is the difference between NBN and WiFi?

The main difference between home wireless and NBN is that home wireless uses mainly 4G and 3G mobile signals to get you web surfing, whereas the NBN uses fixed line connections, which travel directly to your home from nodes across the country. Other differences include costs and plan structure.

Is NBN compulsory?

No, the NBN is not compulsory in that no one can make you connect to the network, but it does mean you could be left without fixed-line internet for your home.

Where do I put the NBN modem?

The NBN box will usually go near an existing telephone jack in your house on the outside, typically at the front of the home, and should reach an existing power point if it’s a FTTP connection, as it will need direct power to run.

Who owns the NBN in Australia?

NBN Co Limited (NBN Co) is a wholly-owned Commonwealth company – a Government Business Enterprise – and is represented by Shareholder Ministers – the Minister for Communications and the Minister of Finance.

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