Caller ID for home phone not working?
If you have one of the old standalone Caller Display (Caller ID) devices:
Can I transfer my 0800 number to One NZ?
Yes. Toll free number portability allows a customer to change their service provider while keeping their toll free number.
Broadband | About monitored alarms
If you have ADSL, VDSL, cable, HFC or fibre broadband, please check with your alarm provider to see if your alarm is compatible with your broadband.
Where are One NZ's underground cables located?
If you need to know where a One NZ cable is buried, please contact before Udig.
Restrictions to personal Unlimited Broadband
Unlimited Broadband data use is bound by our Traffic Management Policy. Additionally, the Unlimited Data plans (like all of our Personal Broadband plans) are for residential use only and cannot be used for commercial types or activity or purposes. Non-residential, commercial purposes include (but is not limited to) selling bandwidth to third parties or running an Internet Service Provider. Residential Broadband and Fixed Line Terms and Conditions apply.
Can I get an overhead cable moved underground?
Usually, yes. However, in some instances we are unable to connect some addresses with an underground cable. If you want your existing cable connection placed underground, please call us.
About Clearnet passwords
There are a few different kinds of passwords you might have with us, each of which has a different function.
Our broadband Traffic Management Policy
Our policy is to provide you with the best broadband experience possible, so we won't slow down or throttle your connection. However, in some circumstances (such as in the unlikely event of a network attack) we may be required to take reasonable action to protect our customers and effectively manage our network.
Cancel a business service
This article explains what to do if you want to cancel a business plan
Wi-Fi Booster | Access configuration settings
This article takes you through how to access your Wi-Fi Booster's configuration settings through your internet browser.