FIBER OPTICS BEING DEPLOYED

What does "open for sale" mean on the deployment monitoring portal?

This means that the primary infrastructure works have been completed, that the pooling point has been declared to the Regulatory Authority (ARCEP) and Internet service providers and that the three-month period during which any commercial approach is "Jelly" is finished.

You can therefore contact your internet service provider now.

However, this does not mean that all the dwellings in this sector are served, this service being linked to the completion of the final connection (underground, overhead or on the facade).

To note ! “Underground” distribution works are faster because they do not require specific technical authorizations.

The deployment monitoring card shows the number of sockets already deployed at each of the pooling points. This figure will change rapidly with the pace of updates.

I am in an “open to marketing” sector, however, when I check my eligibility on operator sites, my accommodation does not appear to be eligible.

In this case, two hypotheses:

• The "rear" deployment is underway but your accommodation is not yet serviced: you still have to wait a little.
• Technical difficulties prevent or delay your connection. These can be of several types:
  • Degraded network between the street cabinet and the optical connection point requiring technical intervention
  • Refusal to install a box on a facade by a resident, requiring a review of the service road (when there are alternatives)

Can I know the exact date on which my home will actually be served by fiber?

The work is being carried out gradually, depending on the permits issued and the technical difficulties encountered, such as sheath breaks, refusals to pass on the facade.

Consequently, it is currently not possible to communicate with precision on the date of eligibility of the 43,500 households in the territory.

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I want to subscribe to a fiber subscription, do I have to go through the operator who carries out the work, ie SFR?

No. The network will be shared with Internet Service Providers (ISPs) who will choose whether or not to position themselves in your sector.

To find out more, simply contact the operator of your choice.

Please note: All operators (FAI) do not yet offer a fiber service offer in our territory.