Yes, it is fine.
So no worries. TM will only entertain if it is below 24Mbps which is under 80% of your package.

Great to have a change of router for free. Mine is 6 years old, definitely need to buy a new one myself. ^^

Disable your IPV6. will make internet more faster

vsdl2 user can stick on 30mbps only
sad life.. no matter you can pay advance 50 or 100 you cant upgrade your speed

denimblue

how to disable ipv6?

best public ip ? share it
115.x.x.x
90.x.x.x
175.x.x.x

settings router and click ipv6 disable

how you change ? did your router spoil they only change the router for you ?
yet can I know what is the router model ?

It is not true.

Please see the results of this IPv6 poll.

https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/4028012/

too much misleading info given..haiz

There are factors that can affect how IPv6 is uniquely implemented for each individual user.

1. The brand/model of router used.
2. The firmware version of the router. Not all versions support IPv6 properly.
3. The IPv6 roll-out and preparedness of the ISP.

There are users who experience problems with enabling IPv6 on their routers, and straight away infer that other users will be affected as well.

This is totally wrong.

That is the reason I conducted the recent IPv6 poll.

Not surprisingly, the majority of users DO NOT have any problems at all with using IPv6.

ya...one user say cannot enable ipv6 thn spread to other users say tht ipv6 tak boleh pakai..or enable liao youtube cannot watch la other website cannot watch ar..is the website got issue on ipv6..

simply say without fact and dint tell us this cannot tht cannot really

It feels good to know that all those information are actually useful to someone.

If your router is still under warranty, you can request to change/ replace it.
How I change & router number: refer to Post #2398; quite long.

got it, I thought you change new router from TM

I wish I could. LOL. But it's 6 years old so definitely out of warranty long time ago.

Using Asus RT-N56U (latest firmware) with no problems with IPv6 at all.

Previously was using Asus RT-N12HP (latest firmware) also with no problems with IPv6!

Perhaps, a survey can be done on to find out what are the router model & firmware version each person who is using/not using IPv6. This perhaps can be used to create a list of router brand/model/firmware that probably caused the issues with IPv6 and perhaps some recommendations of routers that properly support IPv6 can be made.

"Signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) is defined as the power ratio between a signal (meaningful information) and the background noise (unwanted signal):
SNR = signal / noise
6dB or below SNR is bad, you will experience no sync, or intermittent sync problems
7dB-10dB is fair but does not leave much room for variation in conditions
11dB-20dB is good with little or no sync problems (if no large variation)
20dB-28dB is excellent
29dB or above is outstanding

how to optimize wifi strength ??