What’s the roleout progress on this, anyone live on it yet…?
Hey,
Lots of customers going live on 14th November! 
Thanks,
Yayzi Support Team
Still waiting contact from you guys, my current services goes offline on 16th…
What’s the chances of me being onboarded…?
I spoke to Liam Mulryan on live chat over a week ago and was told to expect contact within 48 hours and switching on the 16th shouldn’t be an issue.
Here we are on the 13th no contact from Yayzi, I need to make a decision if I need to cancel my disconnection from my current provider or not.
I understand you are all busy making these updates but no internet is not an option for me unfortunately, I need reliability and consistent actions.
Let me know either way.
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My ONT was replaced this morning right now no internet but hopefully it will start working soon and I can share some data
I have exactly same experience with City Fibre. vID 911 apparently stays the same.
Please let me know if you get your internet sorted .
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Haha me too I am on Asus Ax88u Pro. Just hopping they can sort this out today .
I am just about to plug their router to see if this makes any changes
I have just switched to Yayzi router and still nothing.
I have just 1 extra mesh node my old ax88u non pro .Works perfect:-)
yes ill be using my own router, currently do with other service provider…
Hey guys,
Don’t worry we’re on this as a matter of urgency!
Thanks,
Yayzi Customer Support
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I had this message 10 min after they left and that was at 10am haha
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Yayzi Team would you mind answering the original question in this post…
I think they have, they are rolling out now apparently me and few other guys today more customers tomorrow.
When I spoke to them we are first few to go live to work out the process etc.
Hence no internet today me and the other guy .
Thanks for the recap. Im due to be upgraded tomorrow so wish me luck!
Don’t we need 6a cable and a PC with the correct nic to truly test?
The most important thing is going to be having at least a 2.5gbps interface on the device you are testing from. Cat 5e can run 2.5gbps (and even 10gbps) at short distances. Good quality Cat 6a is capable of running 10gbps at 100 metres.
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My main rig has two 2.5 nic ports so should be OK. House is cat 6 only so upstairs may struggle… I guess I’ll need to upgrade the switch at some point…
The biggest concern at is those that had upgrades today and left with no connection.
Cat 6 can do 10gbps at 55 metres so you’re not going to have a problem within most houses.
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Thanks Peter.
That’s encouraging news.