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We have just taken delivery of a good supply of IP Phones, USB Headsets, 4G Modems and Managed Routers in preparation for enabling our client's staff to work from home. If you need assistance getting ready, give us a call.
There is currently an outage of the Optus Mobile network in the Batemans Bay and surrounding region. Unfortunately, it is not yet known exactly what areas/suburbs are affected. Teams from Optus are onsite and actively trying to resolve the issue.
The team from Dan Services were asked if we could improve the WiFi coverage for the Observation Deck for a recently built residence near the beach.
Optus was onsite at the Malua Bay Surf Club today answering peoples questions and providing support.
We had the pleasure of meeting Matt Connell, Territory General Manager Southern NSW and his team.
Optus - We’re proud to support the regrowth of areas affected by the bushfires with our telecommunications grants for small businesses.
Major Optus Mobile Tower outage around Tomakin, Boulee at the moment. Telstra seems to be okay at the moment...
We have been hard at work on a project to deliver a phone to a remote site office on a client's building site.
With power finally restored to the area, the businesses in Malua Bay were trying to restore normal trade. Unfortunately, communications were still offline.
We are thinking outside of the box. With no connectivity for more than 10 days, and none expected any time soon we needed a solution.
Good news for Surf Beach - Optus have their contractors hard at work commissioning at Cell on Wheels (CoW) at Surf Beach.
Good news Malua Bay Telstra mobile tower is up and running. You should have your normal coverage and speeds on the Telstra network.
The team from Telstra have been hard at work trying to get the Malua Bay mobile tower back online.
Through the hard work of the teams at both NBN Australia and Telstra, fixed line (copper) services have been mostly restored in Malua Bay since the bush fires
This afternoon I spoke with Chris Taylor, Regional General Manager for Southern NSW, Telstra about the mobile phone network at Malua Bay
On Tuesday 21st of January, Ashley from URL Networks and myself met with Minister Fletcher and his team to discuss communications throughout and in the aftermath of the bush fires from a local Malua Bay perspective.
If you have been to Malua Bay since the NY fires and use the Optus mobile network, you will have noticed that it is not working very well
We are thinking outside of the box. With no connectivity for more than 10 days, and none expected any time soon we needed a solution.