The problem affected all customers nationally from around 10am this morning. A company spokesman confirmed the problem.
"We have traced the problem to a hitherto unidentified software problem, recovered the network service and begun working with the software vendor to put in place a permanent fix," he told ZDNet Australia.
ADSL customers were not affected.
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