This new generation of ADSL2+ services deliver high speed broadband and save you money each month - because you'll no longer need to rent a traditional 'fixed line' telephone service to recieve broadband ADSL.

Many businesses have already made the switch to mobile phones and VoIP for their voice telephony needs. Internode NakedExtreme ADSL2+ gives you the choice of not renting a traditional phone service, yet still enjoying the Extreme® ADSL2+ benefits of fast and cost-effective broadband.

With the added benefit of extended range capabilities, Internode's NakedExtreme ADSL2+ services provide the ultimate broadband solution.

Special Offers

• Just released - free setup on all SOHO NakedExtreme ADSL2+ services on a 24 month contract!
• Check out our great new entry point for SOHO NakedExtreme ADSL2+ - now from $69.95 per month.

You can add an Internode NodePhone2 VoIP service, for a high quality, feature-rich two way telephone service with voicemail, delivered via your broadband service. As a special deal for NakedExtreme ADSL2+ customers, the NodePhone2-Special plan has no establishment charges and no monthly rental - and it includes $10 of call credit every month!

What can it do?

NakedExtreme ADSL2+ services are capable of download speeds of up to an incredible 24 Megabits per second. All the benefits of ADSL - but better, stronger, and faster than ever.

In addition, our SOHO, Business and IBC NakedExtreme ADSL2+ services support ADSL2+ Annex M. Annex M can raise your upload speeds to a massive 2 Megabits per second or higher (depending on line conditions).

ADSL2+ runs both faster and further than standard ADSL. In fact, there's no distance limit applied to NakedExtreme ADSL2+ - eliminating one of the most common broadband rejection reasons, 'transmission loss too high'. Extremely fast, and extremely good value!

How fast can it be?

On the graph, the blue and green shaded areas show the theoretical maximum speeds you can obtain on Internode NakedExtreme ADSL2+ services, at various distances from your local exchange using ADSL1 and ADSL2+ equipment.

Factors that may affect performance

While the speeds indicated on this graph show the theoretical maximum speed of the various ADSL protocols on good copper lines - with no bad joints, faulty insulation, or high speed 'interferers' (such as bridge taps or loading coils). Your actual achieved speed may vary substantially from these theoretical results, based on:

• the length of copper wire from your premises to the exchange - this is always higher than the distance 'as the crow flies'.
• the number and type of other digital services being used by other customers over copper pairs within the same cable sheath.
• the configuration and line quality of the copper wire pair between the exchange and your premises.
• electrical interference from outside sources (such as electric motors).
• the configuration of the copper wiring within your premises (ie use a central splitter for optimal performance).
• the software configuration and application on your computer (in particular how it uses the uplink back to the exchange).
• your ADSL hardware.
• the capacity of, load on, and access data rate of the destination host computer which you are accessing.

So how does ADSL2+ perform in the real world?

You don't live in a laboratory, so it's quite true that the various factors listed above will reduce your performance from the 'ideal' shown in the above graph.

Hence, in December 2006 we took a random sample 7,305 Internode Extreme® ADSL2+ broadband services. Each service was connected to an Internode DSLAM and using the ADSL2+ protocol (G992.5 Annex A ADSL2+ over POTS). We found the following distribution:

• 13.4% achieve a download synch speed of higher than 20 Mbps
• 27.7% achieve a download synch speed of between 15 Mbps and 20 Mbps
• 22.1% achieve a download synch speed of between 10 Mbps and 15 Mbps
• 23.0% achieve a download synch speed of between 5 Mbps and 10 Mbps
• 13.8% achieve a download synch speed of less than 5 Mbps

So over 63% of these customers are achieving 10 Mbps download synch speed or better ...... and that's why we call it Extreme®!

Annex M

Internode provides Annex M capabilities, on all SOHO, Business and IBC Extreme® ADSL2+ and NakedExtreme ADSL2+ services. Annex M increases the maximum potential upload speed on an ADSL2+ service from 1 Mbps to 2.5 Mbps, enabling high performance Internet Virtual Private Networks from your office.

The above notes on factors affecting your actual performance are equally true for Annex M - particularly distance and premises cabling.

Once again, the 'real world' data is quite impressive - during December 2006 we took a random sample of 401 Internode Extreme® ADSL2+ SOHO and Business services. Each service was connected to an Internode DSLAM and using the ADSL2+ Annex M protocol (G992.5 Annex M ADSL2+ over POTS). And we found the following distribution:

• 10.5% achieve an upload synch speed of higher than 2.4 Mbps
• 24.7% achieve an upload synch speed of between 2.1 Mbps and 2.4 Mbps
• 18.5% achieve an upload synch speed of between 1.8 Mbps and 2.1 Mbps
• 40.4% achieve an upload synch speed of between 1.0 Mbps and 1.8 Mbps
• 6.0% achieve an upload synch speed of less than 1.0 Mbps

So over 53% of these customers are achieving 1.8 Mbps upload synch speed or better ...... that's another Extreme® result!

NakedExtreme customers are using exactly the same technology and network, and hence these results are equally applicable - noting that at extremely long distances, the ADSL connection speed is significantly reduced.