afraid so, unable to browse some china site like :
oneplus.cn & mi.com/index.php
page not load, seems faulty undersea cable again. 

after 12hrs, i m not sure...
ookla test OK, some people here say all is gud, maybe they dun go to china sites...
but... u r right... some china sites are inaccessible, some still ok.
conclusion:
.. not cable problem
.. either china or msia people have nothing to do but to block tis n dat for a salary
... v nid to get smart n not let these ahs suck out $!

Thank you for contacting TM Unifi.

Referring to your report number [removed] regarding on your issue, we sincerely apologize for your issue. Kindly be informed that currently there will be degradation faced by Unifi users while browsing towards China sites due to link congestion. This is due to the increasing traffic in the links which connecting Malaysia with North Asia Countries.Please noted that the routing network to the international is different within ISP and treatment of IP. For the outgoing path towards international could be control by TM but the incoming from outside it’s beyond TM network and depend on other ISP treatment whether they treat us as backhaul/peering or transit.

At the mean time, we really appreciate your kind patience, as we will try our best effort to resolve this problem as soon as possible.

this is the reply email i received from TM Unifi CS after complaining unable to browse certain china website:

Thank you for contacting TM UniFi. Firstly, we would like to apologise for the late reply.
Referring to your e-mail dated 1st June 2013 pertaining on Unifi connection issue to china website, we apologize for any inconvenience that you are facing currently. Currently we observed increase in traffic flow towards China sites. This might be due to:
- booming of popular games server and content provider in China
- increasing demand of bandwidth hungry application ie: video/music streaming, iptv, online gaming, p2p
- huge demand of China based traffic for biz purposes
This will result in customers experiencing some degree of service degradation while accessing contents hosted in the China, such as slow internet speed during surfing, downloading, streaming and online gaming. However, traffic to other countries is not affected.
However, please be informed that we will continuously improve our network to deliver the best experience to our customer and not only to china, but to the other destination as well. At the meantime, we really appreciate your kind patience, as we will try our best effort to resolve this problem. We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience caused.
For further assistance or feedback, kindly e-mail us at unifi@tm.com.my . Alternatively, you can also contact TM UniFi at 1300-88-1221 for "Technical Customer Support" and “General enquiry and Billing”.
We look forward to serving you better.
Regards,
Razana Othman
TM UniFi Centre / Email Team
(Sales) : 1 300 88 1222 Mon-Fri (9am – 9pm) , Sat (10am-6pm)
(Customer Support) : 1 300 88 1221 (24x7)
E-Mail: unifi@tm.com.my

Anyone have ever tried to ask TM to change to the oren wireless modem one?

Been 4 days couldn't online, line down since Friday Morning..
Already lodged a report to SKMM and see how they want to deal with it.

Fyi, sekarang terdapat kerosakan link ke Eropah. Pelanggan mungkin mengalami gangguan dan kerja baik pulih sedang dilakukan.

Fyi,we have detected a data connectivity anomaly to EU affecting subscribers nationwide and are investigating the matter.

I tried once when I registered my 2nd UniFi account, but they said the D-Link DIR-615 is no longer available.
You're better off buying your own 3rd party router from ASUS or TP-Link.

thank you!, my is just 5mbps.. i think Asus is overkill for this.. TP link price lower then asus yes?

ASUS routers are not overkill nor overpriced
Their prices is fair for their high quality products, frequently updated firmwares & they provide the best tech support.
ASUS is the only manufacturer who has their own tech support guy in our forum & he's very active in solving problems.
ASUS also frequently release firmware updates.
Take my 3 & ½ year old RT-N16 for example. This router has already been stopped from production for nearly a year but it still receive firmware updates until today.

TP-Link is cheap, so as the quality of their products, nonexistent tech support & their products rarely receive firmware updates.

I'm speaking based on my own experience owning several ASUS & TP-Link routers.
2 x ASUS RT-N16
1 x ASUS RT-AC68U
1 x TP-Link TL-WR1043ND
1 x TP-Link TL-WDR4300

i really wanted asus as well, but all i saw pricing is quite expensive, hench why i say so unless u can recommend me a good moderate pricing is good.

300++ is kinda over kill for a router for me ><

anyone having unifi connection issues today?

anyone having unifi connection issues today?