I facing DC problem from 9a.m. until 7 p.m every day for 2 week, the modem blinking all the time, sometime i packup the phone the light will stable, but after 15 min the light blinking again! i call the TM people come the line is ok, but after 30min he go, the problem come back!
What can do?

still cant connect now

i really hope they keep the promise tht the line will be restored on aug 15.although i felt its quite BS and there's another reason behind it

Extremely slow RS speed now!

This month totally suxx.
Screamyx in crysis.

my direct download speed @ 15kbps only...

before this i can download @ 90kbps.....

Hm... No problem here.
Downloading BlueSoleil Bluetooth Driver at 100+kBps.

oic...so what happen to my speed? help needed here

Restart modem?

did reset it but still the same....

Reset port?

oo...need to call 100


but my surfing speed is ok....

pasted from other website:

"There has been several cable outages most notably APCN2 again that was damaged by Typhoon Morako that is affecting the region.

This has resulted in immense congestion in the SE Asian region with international connectivity being extremely patchy.

Repairs to the APCN2 cable are expected to be completed by late 13 August."

source from:
http://www.zdnetasia.com/news/communicatio...62056838,00.htm

Could this affect the connection?

Conficker Worm again, check their website.

anybody tried the speedtest?
im 1mb user
i keep on getting around 30kbps download and 3Xkbps upload(usual)
usually i test it can reach 15Xkbps download
i tried on tm net, p1 , speedtest to test the download speed

but i open ppstream, it can reach until 18Xkb[s

I'm from PJ's kelana jaya area, been getting frequent disconnection for the past week till now. night time DC happens the most.

Support Jelana.
say no to TM

You may ask them to do that...

A cut in the Asia-Pacific Cable Network 2 undersea submarine cable crippled connection speeds for users in the Asia-Pacific region on Wednesday, particularly in Singapore and the Philippines.
Users were sending updates to local forums and Twitter, complaining of slow connection speeds to sites hosted outside of the region.
According to a notice sent by Malaysian telephone company TM Net, the cable fault was traced to segment 7 of the Asia-Pacific Cable Network 2 (APCN2), which stretches between Shantou, China, and Tanshui, Taiwan. TM Net traced the outage to Typhoon Morakot, which hit the region over the weekend.
Additionally, segment 1 of the APCN2 is also currently under repair. Repairs on segment 7 are expected to commence after work on segment 1 is completed.
TM Net said the repairs are expected to be completed by late evening August 13.
Singapore operator SingTel confirmed the cable fault in an e-mail to ZDNet Asia, saying the APCN2's consortium members have started restoration works and are diverting Internet traffic to other cable systems. It said the situation is expected to return to "acceptable levels" within the next 24 hours.
A status update posted on InternetTrafficReport.com showed SingTel's Singapore gateway registered a score of only 34 points, compared to the global average "health" of network connections, which was 86 points as at 3pm Singapore time on Wednesday.
The site first started registering slower response times and packet loss in Singapore at 8 p.m. local time Tuesday evening.
Cable & Wireless sent ZDNet Asia a status update noting multiple cable breaks have been also detected along the EAC (East Asia Crossing) and SMW 3 (South-East-Asia, Middle-East, Western-Europe) subsea cable networks, in addition to the APCN2.
These breaks have been concentrated specifically near Taiwan, with network traffic "adversely affected in and out of the region as a result," said the operator.

http://news.cnet.com/8301-1035_3-10308348-94.html

So it's true....

Its true but it still doesn't explain why certain users are locked at 50 KB/s while others are not.