In most cases, you'll need to wait until your activation date before your Ezi Broadband service becomes active.
This date is set by nbn® Co and represents when your line is officially transferred or connected to the network.
Until your activation is complete, your modem won't have access to the Ezi Broadband service — even if it's already plugged in.
Your activation date is the earliest day your new connection can go live. It allows time for:
You'll receive an email or SMS from Ezi Broadband confirming your activation date once your order has been processed.
If you're transferring your existing nbn® service to Ezi Broadband, you should keep your current service active until you receive confirmation that your Ezi service is live. This prevents any downtime during the handover period.
Once your Ezi connection is active, your old provider will usually disconnect the previous service automatically (unless you've been advised to cancel manually).
While waiting for your activation date, you can:
Your modem lights may flash or show no internet signal before activation — this is completely normal.
You won't be able to access the internet until your activation is finalised, but connecting your equipment early won't cause any issues. As soon as the line becomes active, your modem will automatically connect, and your service will start working.
If the scheduled activation date doesn't suit you — for example, you'll be away from home or need the service to start later — you can request a change before the activation is complete.