Just saw how efficient TM can be.

I finally went to TMPoint yesterday to terminate my Unifi. Signed and handed over all their barang at 9.30am (except the ONU which I still use for my Maxis FTTH).

At 9.45 am, everything was disconnected including the unifi.my email, internet access, the TM phone line!

If only they were as efficient for other things...

Hi, I wanted to get a screenshot of the previous rm118 offer details from page 1 of v2 of this thread, but all I get is a blank page. Anyone can help?

Thanks in advance...

My service has now been down for 3 days, tried resetting and reconfig, still no connection!

The CS says it's a TM problem, all of the MHF affected, I say wtf? But you guys seem to be ok. Anyone else facing problems (and having alternative internet access to post here)?

Haha, which issue? Lots of issues here...

Any improvement overnight? Mine is still down...

Service came back today, the Maxis staff called me 3 times to make sure...

Hahaha, for a moment there I really thought you were serious!!!

Yes you can. They just configure another port on your unifi modern and plug in the Maxis router.

Latency is caused by routing, not by router type. Unless the router is faulty...

I have this problem...

I just got my router replaced with the TG784n v3. Tried to change the DNS server settings via Telnet as instructed here, but when I restarted after inputting the commands, something strange happens. The router will reset with a new SSID (still a TNCxxx one but not the original one it came with), and I cannot connect back to it. Only way to get my service back is with a hard reset, which means I have to reconfigure everything from scratch.

Has anyone done the DNS change with the v3?

Anyone found out why this happened? If so, please post, don't want to wade through layers of Maxis CS... Or Maybank CS...

This post has been edited by kkm: Nov 22 2012, 10:32 AM

Don't think it's possible, you can only access the VOIP from the Thomson router. Thought all the posts were quite clear on that...

Oh wait, you didn't go through http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?act=ST&f=149&t=2384890 ?

Well, if Maxis has already invested in capacity on Malaysia-Japan and Singapore-Japan, their network planners might just use whatever that's available to route our low-end traffic via them instead of buying more direct routes. Otoh, if some high-value corporate customer has issues with this, then maxis will jump!

Already mentioned many times, online gamers stay away, even Streamyx is better. Otherwise, for surfing and downloading, it's good...

Actually, I called the helpdesk in the morning, and they configured it within 2 hours!

People change for things like port forwarding and cctv access, don't think you will see much difference in speed...

Broadband from Taman Tun down again?

Yes, you are not comparing apple to apple. In Singapore, it is way cheaper to provide the last mile due to the concentration of so many of their users in clustered and multi-storey buildings. And the last mile is the most expensive component of the network.

Also, providers such as Singtel or Starhub can also ride on their own cable TV network, thus synergizing the network usage and reducing overall cost.

And if you look at the Singapore user forums, they complain too... As do users all over the world, we are never satisfied!

Not saying Maxis or Unifi are all that perfect, but let's be fair...

Maxis just blaming TM? Or sabotage by TM?

Anyway, my internet was fine, no interruption, but the VOIP was down for over 1 day. I tried all the usual ways, re-enter pw, restart, hard reset, nothing worked, the VOIP status green but cannot register. Service up by itself early this morning.

I am in DJ.

This post has been edited by kkm: Mar 14 2013, 11:38 AM