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the iinetwork: coverage

Type your number into the broadband checker below and it will tell you the exchange you are connected to and whether ADSL2+ places are currently available in your area.

Getting onto our network means you're able to get Naked DSL or broadband2+ from us. However, this is only a preliminary service check, a conclusive check can only be completed through the application process.

If your exchange is not listed below, it means construction hasn't begun in that exchange yet. However, as we're constantly expanding our network, check back soon to see if we've started.

Places on our ADSL2+ broadband network are allocated on a first come first serve basis. "Limited port availability" means that your exchange is filling up fast or may currently be full. Ports free up from time to time, so check back often for an up-to-date estimate of availability.

This is a flexible schedule, as many aspects of this infrastructure rollout are outside our direct control. Often sites will be added or removed from the schedule and completion dates re-examined as new information comes to light.

If you have any questions regarding this page be sure to check out the broadband FAQ.

check for broadband2+ and broadband1 on your phone number

status	description
proposed	Currently being investigated for a future iiNet DSLAM build. These are proposed sites only and have no estimated time for completion.
in progress	We have begun installing our DSLAM equipment into the exchange. The time taken in this phase varies depending on the conditions of the exchange, but usually takes about 6 weeks to complete.
construction complete	Physical construction of our DSLAM has finished. From here, the equipment must be commissioned and thoroughly tested before activation.
active	The DSLAM is online and accepting new customers. Migration of existing customers onto the DSLAM will take place as soon as possible.