I will be getting my unifi to install on Tuesday, any user here notice BIG difference on browsing speed for international site? I am currently 2mb user streamyx, loading international site loading is suck when 'thing' is ok, if disaster happen on tm, streamyx is become no stream!

I am taking Unifi VIP10mb! if not good, i downgrade... good i upgrade to vip20!

With TM you can upgrade but not downgrade

can i upgrade from my current streamyx combo to unifi?

is the homeplug thingy anygood??? will affect torrenting??? can work on entension and power regulator??

ear Sir/Madam,



All residential customers are subject to Fair Usage Policy (FUP). FUP is only applicable to international traffic only. Capping is only for download only and shall not be imposed immediately. 5Mbps package is capped to total daily volume usage at 2GB. Once quota exceeded, customer’s allowable Internet speed shall be up to 250 kbps.





Regards



Katt

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TM UniFi Centre

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E-Mail: unifi@tm.com.my



PLEASE DO NOT APPLY UNIFI!!!!
250kbps??HSBB???


This post has been edited by sg999: Jul 4 2010, 12:25 AM

@sg999

Terrible cap limit, I'm sure when it finally gets implemented the Unifi hotline is going to be down for a while.

But I guess they've confirmed its for international traffic only? In that case its not too terrible.. we can still help each other out.

Daily cap....omg...

Say goodbye to streaming HD stuff,steam games and a lot of high bandwidth things...

Go for biz5?

This post has been edited by Neptern: Jul 4 2010, 01:11 AM

This is ridiculous! Paying RM149 for that? and yet the so called "triple play" and they going to charge for "premium" content...

isn't that too exp? even 1mbps cap is not realistic...

I'd go for biz5 but I really prefer having 20mbps of max bandwidth. We could probably get them to remove the daily cap but I'm sure the monthly cap will stay. Perhaps our best option is to come up with a local p2p system and pool our resources together.. saving the available data quota for streaming purposes. I've seen it work on those uTorrent webui services here on LYN anyway :3

Will it consume bandwidth when im watching hyppTV on thru the STB? My question is what happen if i always HyppTV with capped 60GB BW? is the channel will be stuck half way if i over my limit?

wow even pink 2010 casting is on unifi iptv! channel 143 now.
guys will love it.

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Added on July 4, 2010, 4:14 amedit: and it's totally NSFW.

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Added on July 4, 2010, 4:18 amWTF? not long after I posted that the programme is gone? only a black screen now.
btw, good job TM for showing frontal nudity!

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Added on July 4, 2010, 4:20 amMaybe TM have people who monitor this thread 24/7...

This post has been edited by cannavaro: Jul 4 2010, 04:20 AM

I think this is their strategy,

Create drama by imposing ridiculous daily cap. People get emo, then they drop daily cap but keep the monthly cap as is. This way it's the lesser of 2 evil and people won't think twice.

Well we won't fall for this



If what Sg999 said is true regarding the FUP,

Pros
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1. int traffic only (that should be fair since local traffic shouldn't be counted toward the bandwidth usage quota. Malaysians can also work toward local private torrent trackers to solve this issue)

2. caps only for downloads (so meaning not upload? So if your using Unifi to host a website for ecommerce or private use, then it is excellent. The main worry was people won't bother doing a home server because upload would add toward quota for your own usage when it came to downloading stuff)



Cons
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1. daily cap (there are 3 points to look at)

(a) the daily cap is 2gb, are they nuts ??? greed? or both o_O; This is too little.

(b) the daily cap throttled speed is damn low


5mbps = 625 KB/s max speed


250 KB/s = 40% of total speed for 5mb unifi.

I really hope you did a mistypo for 250 kbps, because that is 31.25 KB/s !!!!! Which is 5 % speed of your 5mb unifi !!!!!


© at the end of the day, why is daily cap needed when there is a monthly cap ??? Monthly cap should be fairer, because isp knows people are entitled to this much bandwidth in a month before they are throttled. But daily cap, they are controlling our internet habits by forcing us to use highspeed broadband for web surfing only. Does that make sense??


2. monthly cap ( are they gonna revise the ridiculously low monthly bandwidth cap ??? )

3. pricing (with all the caps in place, you would have thought the broadband would be cheap, but it's not the case. In fact Malaysia is the most expensive broadband in the region.)

4. reviews (in a recent review at some tmnut event, it was reported that only 14% was dissatisfied with the service. Of course, because they didn't enforce caps yet. Once caps is enforced i am sure it will drop to 99% http://twitter.com/search?q=%23unifi 1% would not notice since they may just be really casual web surfers )




Note:

With bandwidth quotas, self bandwidth monitoring is important so you can keep track of your usage. You can also use as proof in case some issue later arises. How are people gonna differentiate between local and international bandwidth usage??? For example My DU Meter doesn't seem to discern in the bandwidth usage report whether it's local or international traffic. It does however separate upload and download at least.





@rizvanrp

Any idea how to get the fax to work? I rather not call over a tmnutter to come fix, because then they will fug up my settings.

This post has been edited by Moogle Stiltzkin: Jul 4 2010, 07:45 AM

im pretty sure TM is saying 250kbps
yup bits

Holy... shit were fugged.





So they adjusted setting for the fiberhome modem only ????

They didn't need to tamper with the dir-615 router did they ?


PS: Does anyone know how to access fiberhomde modem settings ?

i called CS just now, was told..payment starts this month..and the cap will only starts in Jan next year?hmm...hope i heard correctly..

Super #fakap

Hmm so 2GB daily volume means 60GB monthly. Clever

@Moogle

I've seen the Fax settings in the Fiberhome but you need a console cable to access it (along with a usable RS232 port on your PC).. I don't know what to set or how to save the settings permanently though since it's downloaded every time the fiberhome reboots. Best to just ask TM to do it for you and not brick your Fiberhome unit, lol

nah...i think the CS is not particularly fimilar with kbps and KBps..