[LINK] NBN in multiple connected households

[Robert Brockway]

First off check what technology is being used in your area.  This will be 
useful for context:

https://www.nbnco.com.au/connect-home-or-business/check-your-address.html

A lot of buildings end up with FTTB but your description suggests to me 
that you may end up with FTTN or FTTC.

Regardless, each residential address will have a separate NBN service. 
Afterall each residence can choose to go with a different RSP (the new 
name for an ISP).

Rob

On Tue, 14 Nov 2017, Dr Bob Jansen wrote:

> Does anyone know what the situation is when the NBN connects to a 
> building that has more than one Internet connection? Our building, a 
> converted factory with multiple appartments, has two connections on two 
> physical phone lines, one to TPG and the other to Telstra. Will each 
> connection be upgraded or will they have to be joined in a single 
> physical connection? If a single physical connection, can more than one 
> ISP provide internet services?
>
> BobJ
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