depend what router you are using??

sometime is router cause this problem.

i before play garena also need NAT support for connect room ping. after change own buy new router and set port forward no more this problem

I'm using the default Maxis Thompson router so I suspect that is indeed the case. I did try port forwarding with this router but I was always notified that the ports were already being used, or it just flat out didn't work at all. Oh well, I will be moving out soon so I hope I won't have the same issues with other ISPs..

hi guys, got a question about change unifi to maxis.
now using unifi 100mbps and maxis 30mbps. thinking upgrade my maxis to 500mbps and terminate my unifi. i saw some post that said need done maxis part first, after that take the “pink form?” to tm centre request terminate. then all done. so just this simple? do i miss something?

Anyone here on 500mbps?
I just subscribed yesterday, can get +400mbps on speedtest but I'm barely getting 100-260mbps for my usual download with/without vpn.

I know it's maxis best effort, but does anyone here actually able to fully utilize that 500mbps speed or that's just normal.

Should be can if u using high end router.

May I know which router model you're using?

I'm not using standard router.

I'm using server as firewall and internet Dial up.

I'm asking serious question la bro, haish

Really bro.

I'm using pfsense and kerio control as firewall on server. You may Google those 2 product and you'll understand. Those thing also can do as internet gateway.

jusbella

so your server is solely functioning as a firewall and to dial into the internet? or does it has other roles? what's your server hardware like?

Dell R740xd.

Yes it's does enterprise level function like fortigate, SonicWall, sophos, watchguard etc.

This post has been edited by jusbella: Feb 3 2020, 05:11 PM

Using Archer C5v, apparently by default the firewall on the router is toggled on and it blocked my devices from finding and connecting to my first gen Chromecast.

Disabling firewall, fixes the issue.

I thought firewall only block access from the internet into your local LAN, or between LAN and the internet. If your devices and Chromecast are on the same LAN, the firewall should not interfere right?

I tried FTP'ing between 2 devices one act as server and the other client between 2 devices on the same LAN and always fail to connect after the router running for a few hours, then restart it works again.

Somehow the router's firewall seem to be blocking ports after a while. Need to restart then only will work again.

Super slow since 10am this morning. Anyone has the same issue?

Update: Resumed at 11am.

This post has been edited by liciece: Feb 6 2020, 04:01 PM

Hi guys!

I'm a user of Maxis Archer C5v.

I must say before their implementation of the TP-Link Archer C5v modem, their older modem router works fine and smooth.

After they implemented a new modem router (TP-Link Archer C5v) everything starts to go batshit. I'm using it for gaming purposes. And each time 20 mins gap of use it can go randomly DC for a short length of time and reconnect back itself internally.
What's worse? You may not have encountered it before but we call it "Selected disconnection". For example : "Facebook and Google is connects normally but MapleSEA and Phantasy Star Online 2 is completely disconnected (Timeout)

When the disconnection issue hits, not just my PC. It affects all the PC and wireless devices that connection to this modem. Maxis then suspect it's my LAN cable issue, like wtf?

Called up to Maxis, they say they don't see any disconnection issue happening WELL DUH! IT'S INTERNAL INTERMITTENT DISCONNECTION! For the 21st time they sent their tech guys over. Rinse and Repeat "Reconfig Reset Leave" and told to monitor for 2 working days.

3 hours after the technician left. The problem came back. Called up to Maxis and telling them issue persist, they asked me to hang on while they contact the tech site. Next thing I see is "SMS : Your case has been closed" ???????

So right now what I'm really suspecting is the TP-Link Archer C5v modem is giving me all the shit and instability. There's no IPv6 enabled.

I'm thinking of switching over to a better modem to counter this issue. Thought of a gaming modem ROG Rapture GT-AC2900.

Thoughts guys?

This post has been edited by adamfoo90: Feb 6 2020, 09:10 PM

Yupz. Better router will solve the problem! The tp-link router sucks big time!

With this budget better buy mesh wifi

so, mesh wifi can solve intermittent disconnection ??

Mesh Wifi solved coverage issue.
Good router solved performance/connection issue.