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yesterday
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My 12 month contract with Zzoomm ends in 4 weeks, but I've had unstable internet for the last 2 months which they've not been able to fix so I'm looking at moving to Plusnet, on either 145 or 300.
Should everything have been left in place as if I'd simply moved from one Openreach ISP to another? Or would it be an engineer visit to check things? Would I need to let Plusnet know after applying that the Openreach equipment hasn't been used for a year?
Thanks.
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As an initial suggestion, I would power up the Openreach ONT, so that it shows as 'live' when they do the initial checks.
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3 hours ago
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With the Openreach ONT powered on, which lights are Green, excluding the LAN port if disconnected are any Red?
Superusers are not staff, but they do have a direct line of communication into the business in order to raise issues, concerns and feedback from the community.
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As stated by @jab1 the ONT must be powered up prior to submitting the order. OpenReach will do a remote test and if the ONT passes they accept the order. As far as I'm aware no engineer visit is required under these circumstances.
As you are on a totally different network you can submit the OR order any time you like. You might end up paying for two services for a short period of time.
Brian
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Power: Solid green
PON: Flashing green
LAN: Off (no ethernet cable plugged in)
Alarm: Off
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@YellowHammer As expected, given that it has no OR service connected to it, but at least it is still 'live' so far as OR are concerned - the flashing PON is it trying to establish a connection, which it obviously can't.
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