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Skyenet Community Broadband

Skyenet is a Sleat Community Trust project, working with a number of stakeholders including Community Broadband Scotland, Rural Broadband Networks, Highland Council, two local landowners as well as several common grazings committees and private individuals. 

The service is currently available in Aird, Achnacloich, Tarskavaig, Tokavaig, Ord, Heaste, Drumfearn, Drinan and Glasnakille.

Subscription Packages

Skyenet 1

  • £25 per month
  • 200GB Data Allowance
  • 10Mbps download
  • 2Mbps upload

Skyenet 2

  • £35 per month
  • 200GB Data Allowance
  • 30Mbps download
  • 10Mbps upload

Skyenet 3

  • £45 per month
  • Unlimited Data,
  • 30Mbps download
  • 10Mbps upload
01471 844776
www.skyenet.co.uk
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3 weeks ago

Doing some pre-winter checks yesterday in Aird, all looking good 👍 ... See MoreSee Less

Doing some pre-winter checks yesterday in Aird, all looking good 👍
2 months ago

UPDATE: The issue should now be resolved. Several services were affected, like card payments and amazon. It was a problem at the routers for CommsWorld, which carry our traffic at the data centre in Edinburgh.

Let us know if you are still having problems.

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There is a major outage affecting thousands of premises across Scotland which is affecting Skyenet at the moment. I'll keep you updated as best I can from the ferry here
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UPDATE: The issue should now be resolved. Several services were affected, like card payments and amazon. It was a problem at the routers for CommsWorld, which carry our traffic at the data centre in Edinburgh.

Let us know if you are still having problems.

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There is a major outage affecting thousands of premises across Scotland which is affecting Skyenet at the moment. Ill keep you updated as best I can from the ferry here

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Thank you for taking time to post this. It is appreciated.

That'll explain a few things... Thank you for this...

3 months ago

We've had some problems through the North end of the Skyenet network through this weekend and the first part of this week. It's been usually hard to diagnose, but we think the problem is on a router just outside of our network, at our upstream providers, HUBS. I'm off Skippering a Clyde Puffer on the Cally Canal, and have been liaising with Mar De Vries, who also operates HUBS, for on-the-ground Skyenet support as well as help looking at this from HUBS end. The device has been replaced, so hopefully we should see an improvement. There are also potentially capacity constraints on HUBS' network which are affecting us, but we're still to fully investigate that. Thanks to Mark and HUBS for the help with this!

Calum, Skyenet Tech Suppory

@VIC32
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Weve had some problems through the North end of the Skyenet network through this weekend and the first part of this week. Its been usually hard to diagnose, but we think the problem is on a router just outside of our network, at our upstream providers, HUBS. Im off Skippering a Clyde Puffer on the Cally Canal, and have been liaising with Mar De Vries, who also operates HUBS, for on-the-ground Skyenet support as well as help looking at this from HUBS end. The device has been replaced, so hopefully we should see an improvement. There are also potentially capacity constraints on HUBS network which are affecting us, but were still to fully investigate that. Thanks to Mark and HUBS for the help with this! 

Calum, Skyenet Tech Suppory

@VIC32
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