I thought reduce CPU usage. hmm maybe i was wrong

This post has been edited by Chrono-Trigger: Jan 6 2018, 10:02 PM

oh that is good.

haih, the thing i hate about this router is, when you change a setting, it has to REBOOT and it takes 3-5 mins !!

I think slowly we will be IPV6 ready. It is like migration from http to https, takes a few years but eventually widely adopted.

100mbps at RM189 for some lucky few.

It was RM199 , 5 years ago for VIP10 (10mbps). Broadband prices have come down a lot since then


This post has been edited by Chrono-Trigger: Jan 10 2018, 07:57 AM

I just found out that Streamyx fix line numbers can now be migrated to unifi. Since when did they implement this?

tq for quick answer

The initial investment for role out for Fiber is always hefty.

Now that TM has the economy of scale, they are able to slash the pricing of their products. So the early adopters for any technology will always pay the premium

All I can say is, TM has improved a lot in terms of their internet services compared to streamyx days ... although I feel their products is still expensive for a 100mbps connection at RM200 - RM250.

This post has been edited by Chrono-Trigger: Jan 10 2018, 09:51 AM

I am always tempted to try out Maxis, but Unifi keeps slashing their pricing in the last 2 years, so stay with TM. Besides, I heard Maxis manages their traffic at certain hours.

But RM119 for 10mbps and unlimited calls to all fixed/mobile numbers is a good offer from Maxis. However, 10mbps is only sufficient for one person only for youtube/streaming netflix.. Need at least 10mbps per person. In family of 4, needs at least 50mbps.

This post has been edited by Chrono-Trigger: Jan 11 2018, 10:44 AM

Most of the time, it's on user's side.

1. If you are on wired connection, make sure both the router and laptop/computer supports gigabyte. (1000mbps). My older laptop only support 100mbps, so it struggles to reach 100mbps, most hitting 90mbps only.

2. If you are on wireless, make sure you have
i) reasonable good router that support higher speed (wireless N or AC)
ii) wireless devices that support higher speed (wireless N or AC)

I am ok if they manage P2P traffic, but if they manages common internet traffic such as Youtube/ downloading updates from Windows, PS4, Applestore, GooglePlay updates , then it's as good as useless even if it's on 100mbps.

This post has been edited by Chrono-Trigger: Jan 11 2018, 10:58 AM

test with LAN, and let us know the result.

Have you tried to upgrade it to 50mbps with +RM10? try give TM a call at 100.

This post has been edited by Chrono-Trigger: Jan 17 2018, 08:06 AM

As AVFAN has pointed out, this has to do with accounting, taxation and programming. If you work in IT and billing department, you will understand.

They need to cater for legacy billing too (unify users upgraded from previous years). TM Unifi is always offered as Triple pay package (voice, hyptv and internet) since its inception.

When they offer you upgrade package from Unifi Advance 50mbps to Unifi Pro 100mbps, the standard rate for these packages remains the same in the billing. It will be an accounting and programming nightmare if they were to introduce an overhaul to Unifi packages every few months. (for example, unifi advance 60mbps, unifi advance 70mbps ,etc)

Instead, they would tweak your package by adjusting the HypTV package (jumbo pack , etc) and give you a nett perpetual or contractual discount , so that the final bill amount will be the one you agree before you sign up.

For example, if you are already paying RM189 for 50mbps, you will be paying RM199 for 100mbps (+RM 10 upgrade). In this case, TM will add Jumbo package (RM60) , and give you a perpetual discount of -RM50, so the nett extra you have to fork out would be +RM10.

This perpetual/ contractual discount is on the condition that you remain subscribed to HypTV, nevermind if you need it or not, but this is how it works.

My advice to you is, if you have a dispute such as being billed extra RM20 instead of promised RM10, you can go to TM , and they would rebate and adjust for you. My dealing with TM has always been positive, they are quite reasonable.

This post has been edited by Chrono-Trigger: Jan 19 2018, 08:31 AM

This is only your first month bill after upgrade. You monitor the amount next month, should reflect correctly the amount you need to pay. TM staffs told me to be wary of 1st month bill after upgrade too, as there will be some pro-rate charges. Guess they got complaints from few customers already.

I got a bit of error as they pro-rated my HypTV at earlier date than installation date, hence extra RM10++ for the Jumbo pack RM60. The discount for me was reflected on the internet subscription portion -RM200 but not on HypTV jumbo pack portion.

Due to this, the prorate to Jumbo pack was based on RM60, not discounted RM10 (RM60 - discount RM50).

Well, I am happy with 100mbps , so that extra few ringgit, never mind la.

This post has been edited by Chrono-Trigger: Jan 19 2018, 11:19 AM

hi guys, I notice there is a "do not disturb" function on unifi fixed line. Any idea how to use it?

it looks right.

mobile phone has EM radiation. You don't feel your ears getting warm and uncomfortable when talking over mobile phone too long?

I prefer fixline phone anytime.

calls to landline FOC after 600mins right?

Only mobile will charge beyond 600mins.

But if you mother likes to use landline, consider subscribing Maxis Fiber - this one unlimited calls to Mobile and Fixed lines.

RM139 for 30mbps with unlimited free calls, it's quite a good bargain.

This post has been edited by Chrono-Trigger: Jan 25 2018, 12:10 PM

Voice STD 20. Inclusive of 600 minutes call. Beyond rates: FREE calls to TM Fixed lines; Calls to all mobile and other fixed lines at 10sen/minute.

Unifi pro plan STD 20

Which means, the first 600mins (mobile and fixed lines combined) would be free. After 600mins, only calls to mobile will be charged.

This post has been edited by Chrono-Trigger: Jan 25 2018, 12:16 PM

TM fixed line only foc. Nowadays some fixed-lined are owned by Maxis and Time, so it's not a guarantee thing

This post has been edited by Chrono-Trigger: Jan 25 2018, 12:37 PM