upload : 256kbps
no cap limit

i wonder if they block BT..I think they will , soon , if many people register..first they would not block , after people complain slow slow slow slow slow..then prepare..

All of the 3 packages has 2GB limit?
At least it will be good if at least RM99 package has unlimited transfer.

But it says



at the front page.

i downloaded 12gig a month already , no limit..unlimited...but they block BT..

prasys: how about stability of Jaring DSL services? I find TMNET streamyx too unreliable, with unstable pings, constant downtimes, frequent disconnection.

I want dsl to be stable, something that eludes Streamyx. If you see in online games, you only see Malaysian players got lagged out or disconnected. this is how unstable streamyx is.

so, is jaring better in terms of stability?

If they blocked BT but the DSL is stable , then I will switch to Jaring because I seldom use BT.

Actually, I think that poster referred to another post from LY.NET maybe, because when I called, it was a different story. The customer service rep. told me it's unlimited data transfer, and the only difference between Basic and Standard is the extra 2 MY015 lines. I even asked him to confirm it with his coleague and he did that too.

damn...they block BT??? i wish they don't do that cos i've been finding excuses to convert from the bloody streamyx to something else...

oh well, the coverage area also limited....guess we'll have to wait a bit longer...

The 2GB limit is old news - I don't think it applies anymore (as Hikaru has said).

So they have blocked all p2p?

Gaaah...I got quite excited when I saw the thread , it looks like a nice price, and etc, too bad it's only available in the Peninsula Malaysia area...we Sabahans never get anything

wahah..call them up again..they said...it is unlimited..

the2 gh limit is for my reach , this one is new...flite..but the operator also said..that they are also confuse about this..since it is not yet launch...but flite is unlimited

i try to call them up again in few days..see wehetehr they change statement again..

i dont think will block BT, reason they block bt on wireless is they cant support..so many connection perbase station..but on wired there no such limit....

why would TM lease out their DSLAMs? Why would TM route Jaring's traffic at their own cost? and since when TM do IP traffic?

actually if Jaring ADSL service having been realized stems from the fact that TM is willing to lease out their fiber/copper last mile to other ISPs. fiber/copper infra is owned by the telco, TM not the ISP, TMnet. TMnet is just another customer to TM's fiber infra, just like Jaring in this case. They rent (at a lower cost) these infras from their parent company, TM. Just like TMnet can lease Time's infra if they feel like it.

This post has been edited by ihsan: Oct 23 2005, 06:21 PM

GLC vs GLC. WTF. Just wondering when we will get ADSL2 while the japanese is enjoying FTTH.

hmm.. if jaring Blocks BT...

i think.. u can do something..

u can change the port that BT uses.....

Just FYI, that's how the DSL wholesale industry works here, in Australia.

Don't think so.. Sigh.. I gonna help my auntie to apply this one since her house not covered by Streamyx.. Anyone using? Feedback pls?

They offer free dial-up service for those interested but not area covered for the time being right? Now, where is that damn registration page for the free dial-up?!

They are not blocking the ports , what they will do is to use traffic shapping like p-cube for example and you are history... this is not some kiddy port blocking technique..

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This post has been edited by chickenducksoup: Oct 23 2005, 09:41 PM

yep they use p-cube , we're not sure..they might enable it at first , then if its overlaoded , then they will block p2p..just like jaring wireless , so the network will be good , less lag (since BT takes a lot of traffic)..they don't want to have any complains about their speed !