Google DNS = nothing loads whatsoever, including Google itself
Auto DNS = Most US sites (Apple, Battle.net, Origin, Steam, Amazon etc) blocked with redirect to outdated notice by Unifi
Other US DNS = Same as Auto DNS

Weird that it doesn't work with Google DNS. What's you DNS configuration?

Currently it's set to 208.122.23.23/22 which is the DNS unblocker service I'm using to get access to Hulu US. So far it's letting me load most sites but I'm still getting the redirects when trying to load Amazon/Apple.

Sadly no experience with that so can't help you.

well using google dns seems ok with me...appstore okay already after a few weeks of slowness

* sorry for this out of topics, why time.com ads appears so frequently showing 500Mbps? are they mocking our thread?

Is that set on your device or on your router?

If it is set on your device, you need to check what you are using for your DNS on your router.

If every morning below 24mbps, then u should file a report. btw, maximum speed for ur dl is 28mbps? u stay landed or high rise?

Those settings are on the router level.

Ok. If you say those are router level setting, can you make sure it is set on the connection, not DHCP pool there.

This post has been edited by mztang52: Jun 17 2016, 07:30 PM

Take DNS out of the loop and test your connection with IP only. Can you ping or http to 216.58.196.195 or 216.58.196.206?

Have you tried getting a new and different IP from TM?

Ok, for the sake of going through a process of elimination, try using Google's 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 on your PC/laptop. See if that works - i.e. overriding the DNS from the router.

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Can anyone tell me what is the difference between these two process which is restarting to router. The BTU can only be restart through the power button. But the router can go to router settings through web browser to restart or the power button? What is the difference?

Go change your TM router, everything will be solved.

Just dun replace it with another TM router

button is for your convenience,
no matter it's done by physically or button-ly, it will still considered as power cycling the device.

The reason why you can't access the BTU through browser is because you doesn't directly connected to it. And required some ip address configuration.

But usually, we just need to restart the router

P/S: if you just want to change to a new IP range, just find button that can dc/reconnect the internet. Thus, we dun need to restart the router completely.

This post has been edited by zkteh: Jun 17 2016, 08:15 PM

Well, this whole week the mornings has been like this. Yes, max speed is around there 28mbps.
Currently stay in high rise.

Below is my current speed.



Will do more testing in the coming days

I think you are on VDSL.

see his ping is obviously is fiber lo...
if VDSL is above 10ms or 20ms..
i also using unifi which is using VDSL

I didnt see above posts.

My FTTH ping is 20+ lol