Stories about: RequestDSL

A communications protocol which would provide users with a single number for both telephony and Internet services has sparked the release of a new discussion paper by the Australian Communications Authority (ACA).

Broadband telecommunications services company, RequestDSL has signed a $1.8 million support and maintenance contract for its network.

Broadband take-up in Australia continues to be plagued by a lack of content, services and last mile access, industry leaders say.

A move by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission to generate more competition in the broadband ADSL space has hit the spot with industry players.

Local digital subscriber line (DSL) network provider RequestDSL says it is gearing up for aggressive growth this year.

Appointments at Krone, Compaq, RequestDSL and the ABA plus comings and goings at EftNet

RequestDSL has selected PowerTel to provide asynchronous transfer mode (ATM) backbone services to support its national DSL network rollout.

Internet service provider Netspace Online Systems has acquired a Gippsland-based ISP - Infinity Online - continuing its strategy of sweeping up smaller, regional-based ISPs around the nation.

Citrix extends remote access, Telstra answers RequestDSL

Telstra has signed on its first wholesale customer of ULLS (unconditioned local loop service). Broadband service provider RequestDSL signed an agreement that will see it accessing the telco's copper customer access network. This is Telstra's first wholesale ULLS agreement since it announced the service on August 21. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission declared last year that Telstra be obliged by law to make its copper networks available to other service providers, if requested. A Telstra spokesperson said there were no other wholesale ULLS customers in the pipeline.

Telstra has signed on its first wholesale customer of ULLS (unconditioned local loop service). Broadband service provider RequestDSL signed an agreement that will see it accessing the telco's copper customer access network. This is Telstra's first wholesale ULLS agreement since it announced the service on August 21. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission declared last year that Telstra be obliged by law to make its copper networks available to other service providers, if requested. A Telstra spokesperson said there were no other wholesale ULLS customers in the pipeline.