Yes, is it a nationwide affected issue. (but not affecting Digi, Umobile, Maxis, Yes and TIME, as they have different route to use)

RIP TM/Celcom for relying on AAG submarine cable.

My ip range : 118.100.x.x

refer:
http://subtelforum.com/articles/aag-submar...-trouble-again/

This post has been edited by zkteh: Oct 16 2017, 12:01 PM

WTA, the RM10 promo still available? I missed the news on November....

is the promo only valid for 24 months or until I change/terminate the plan?

will my current contract renewed for another 24months?

This post has been edited by zkteh: Dec 5 2017, 09:35 PM

why suddenly got free jumbo60 and STD20...

mine already have jumbo, ruby, STD20 since 30Mbps before the TQSurprise 50Mbps... and total is = RM219

This post has been edited by zkteh: Dec 5 2017, 09:28 PM

same here

Really eh,? this is not fair lor, I am paying RM219 for 50M with jumbo pack, ruby, and STD20..

but still not getting the rm10 promo thing. I called 100 but they say my account is not on the list.

Whoa, Congrats.

Successfully processed?

how about the free 600min call, still remained?

contract renewed or unchanged?

Thank you

So, I got my new Archer 1200 router

WTA those who are encountering auto reboot issue, how you guys determine it has auto rebooted? Since Tplink removed the "uptime" feature from the configuration page, there is not way for user to see the WAN and system uptime. You guys 24/7 standby in front of the router is it?

I noticed some interesting issue, I always thought the router is rebooting itself during the night, but it turns out it is the WAN IP keep changing itself, from the log below, it is after 10hrs+

I am referring to NAT related log to determine the WAN reloaded itself



UPDATE : the period of WAN reconnecting issue could be as less as several minutes, but what's triggering it? I think it will be the "LED CONTROLLER... [729]"

2.

In other words, to determine whether the route has rebooted, log on to the router configuration page, advanced > system tools > system log

If the data has a big gap from the old static log (which is belongs to the stock firmware), that means the router has been rebooted, it could be self rebooted or auto rebooted.



2nd way : set the wifi client setting to manually connect if the wifi network is in range, in this way, you will know the router has auto rebooted if the client has lose connection to the wifi the next day/after long hours

etc...

Info:-
I flashed to the latest Malaysia firmware, build 20180208

This post has been edited by zkteh: Feb 26 2018, 12:12 AM

The router has been on 24/7 from 25th to 28th (today), there is no random auto-reboot, it is just the WAN IP keep changing itself.
Does the Aussie firmware has WAN IP keep changing itself issue? Could you kindly provide the links for that?

Below is the system log I extracted from the router, I used "..." to eliminate the unwanted logs to make it simple.
Based on the CODE below, the WAN IP has been automatically changed 8 times in just few minutes to hours.
What's triggering it is still unknown.



Here are the full log if you wish to have a overview look.

SilentVampire
voncrane
blacktubi
biloxee
and more to tag...
Hi, I assume some of you are still using the beta firmware, I want to gather information about WAN IP keep changing issue. Do you guys in BETA firmware facing the same issue?

I tried to contact TP-Link support but apparently they told me contact TM instated, because this Archer 1200 is provided by TM.

Your reply is much appreciated.

Thank you.