Guys do i need to settle all my outstanding bill before terminating my account? I dont wanna pay rm400 bill + rm500 termination fee.

PUTRAJAYA - Kerajaan akan melancarkan Pelan Fiber Seluruh Negara (2017-2019) bagi memantapkan infrastruktur jalur lebar berkelajuan tinggi di negara ini.

Menteri Komunikasi dan Multimedia Datuk Seri Dr Salleh Said Keruak berkata pelaksanaan pelan itu yang bermula tahun ini, telah diluluskan Perdana Menteri Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak.

"Pelan ini dihasratkan untuk memastikan sasaran kelajuan jalur lebar dua kali ganda boleh dicapai," katanya kepada Bernama hari ini.

Salleh berkata rangkaian fiber di bawah pelan itu akan menghubungkan kira-kira enam juta premis termasuk kira-kira dua juta di kawasan luar bandar.

"Pelaksanaan pelan ini adalah penting bagi memastikan negara terus berdaya saing dan rakyat Malaysia, terutamanya komuniti luar bandar, dapat menikmati manfaat daripada ekonomi digital secara saksama," katanya.   

Salleh berkata pelan itu akan dilaksanakan melalui kerjasama antara entiti yang relevan bagi penyediaan perkhidmatan borong jalur lebar berasaskan fiber.

Beliau berkata model pelaksanaan adalah dalam bentuk 3-Tier atau 3 peringkat.

Tier 1 akan bertumpu pada kemudahan 'backhaul' kepunyaan Tenaga Nasional Berhad, Tier 2 untuk sambungan terakhir dan Tier 3 untuk penyediaan perkhidmatan runcit yang akan ditawarkan oleh syarikat telekomunikasi sedia ada.

Pelan itu akan dipantau oleh Suruhanjaya Komunikasi dan Multimedia Malaysia di bawah rangka kerja kawal selia sedia ada bagi memastikan pencapaian mengikut sasaran yang ditetapkan, katanya. – Bernama

on unifi
previously no problem with kodi on mibox
after maintenance (know from sms) and then get problem reset my router also call operator to restart on their place, still cant use kodi. help me please

around 10-15mbps for my 50mbps these few days
batu pahat johor area here

Finally they are following Singapore's NGNBN model with 3 tiers.

1)Passive Infrastructure
1st tier is now being handled by neutral TNB who isn't involved with ISP businesses.
TNB will only lay dark fibres which they lease to anyone interested as long as they have spare cores available for backhaul.

2)Active Network Providers
These are companies which set up their own switching equipments, DSLAMs, OLTs, BGP core routers, and gateways
Example of such active networks we have today are TM's HSBB, Maxis's NGBB, Time Fibre, Symphonet, DiGi and Umobile.

3)Retail Service Providers (RSP) or "Perkhidmatan Runchit"
These are ISPs who rent bandwidth or buy wholesale services from network providers/active wholesale segments to provide last mile itnernet services to consumers.

The good thing is that now all other ISPs such as Time no longer needs to be forced to leased whole packages from TM Wholesale.

They only need to lease dark fibre from TNB and then spent for last mile equipment to potential markets they want to serve.

Finally they are following Singapore's NGNBN model with 3 tiers.

1)Passive Infrastructure
1st tier is now being handled by neutral TNB who isn't involved with ISP businesses.
TNB will only lay dark fibres which they lease to anyone interested as long as they have spare cores available for backhaul.

2)Active Network Providers
These are companies which set up their own switching equipments, DSLAMs, OLTs, BGP core routers, and gateways
Example of such active networks we have today are TM's HSBB, Maxis's NGBB, Time Fibre, Symphonet, DiGi and Umobile.

3)Retail Service Providers (RSP) or "Perkhidmatan Runchit"
These are ISPs who rent bandwidth or buy wholesale services from network providers/active wholesale segments to provide last mile itnernet services to consumers.

The good thing is that now all other ISPs such as Time no longer needs to be forced to leased whole packages from TM Wholesale.

They only need to lease dark fibre from TNB and then spent for last mile equipment to potential markets they want to serve.

so we gonna have multiple ISP companies without the need of own backhaul ? i think so.

di luar bandar... only

Tier 2 network wholesale operators will be providing the active equipments, BTUs, datacentres and connectivity.
They will set up the gateways, BGP routers, switching, OLTs upto the customer's BTU port.

Examples are TM Wholesale, Time, and Maxis.

In Singapore, wholesale bandwidth providers include Singtel, Nucleus Connect, Starhub and ViewQWest.
They have their own international links, ports and each provide different BTU to their customers.

Here's a model of Singapore's NGNBN taken in 2011.





As you can see they also have 3 tiers or segments.

NetCo(OpenNet) -> OpCo(Nucleus Connect/Singtel/ViewQWest/Starhub Cable TV) -> RSP(Retail Providers/ISP)

Similarly in n Malaysia:

Tier 1(TNB) -> Tier 2(TM Wholesale/Time Global Transit/Maxis/ViewQWest/Symphonet) -> RSP(TMNet, DiGi, Maxis Home Fibre/Time Fibre Broadband/ Umobile/ MyRepublic..etc.)

TNB's responsibility will be only laying and maintenance of unlit dark fibre for network wholesale providers to lease.
They don't deal in any network transmission or ISP businesses.

Why tnb?
Tnb just burn the money or can make profit?