What brand?

Looks like it's made by a Chinese company named FiberHome Technologies:

http://www.wdcnet.com.br/wp-content/upload...N5506-04-BG.pdf

https://www.tm.com.my/Home/Broadband/unifi/...ide%20(ONU).pdf


Again it doesn't really matter much as long as they use the similar hardware architecture
Of course, if it have trouble handling higher speeds, TM will replace that for free

This post has been edited by chocobo7779: Jul 16 2018, 11:29 PM

<20Mbps -> 100Mbps

30Mbps -> 300Mbps

50Mbps -> 500Mbps

100Mbps ->800Mbps

Of course, it depends on what infrastructure you have. If you have fibre (FTTH, usually in landed homes), you should be able to upgrade to the new speed. Although if the ONU (modem) is too old and doesn't support the upgrade, TM will replace it with a new one for free

You also need to consent with the upgrade (through the official UniFi website), which I believe it will begin from 18th of July (tomorrow), according to the now vanished TM upgrade webpage

This post has been edited by chocobo7779: Jul 17 2018, 12:06 PM

No change, as TM has announced that the upgrade will be done at no bill increments

Again, it's too early to tell - we are not accountants/tax experts, so we cannot know for sure unless someone in the industry clears this up for us

I think someone here might need a sticky/FAQ on equipment/router settings for the new UniFi turbo plan, else there will be people asking why they cannot get the rated speed where the problem lies in the hardware/software setup of their network

Perhaps soonwai or blacktubi can create this guide and pin this up so that everyone should know the basic hardware/software requirements for such speeds

This post has been edited by chocobo7779: Jul 17 2018, 03:12 PM

Something to do with endurance and wear leveling

I think that a Techquickie video on YouTube explains this well

That's the speed I get back in the early 2000s when my school got an ISDN connection for our computer lab

This post has been edited by chocobo7779: Jul 17 2018, 11:15 PM

I think the UniFi webpage is loading quite slowly now. Perhaps people are really that excited for the upgrade

This post has been edited by chocobo7779: Jul 17 2018, 11:06 PM

Well if we don't try, we won't know for sure

...and I think the webpage goes down again

Website came back, but 404 error?

Stuck on spinning circle - server hang due to overloading?

Update: server down

This post has been edited by chocobo7779: Jul 18 2018, 09:07 AM

August to December here - 100Mbps user since December 2017 (RYE surprise)

Usually that's the PPPoE username that you can get from the router configuration webpage. If you cannot find it, then contact TM and they will let you know your username (it's meant to configure third-party routers for UniFi)

Edit the email/phone number first (if already correct then just click save), then the edit box will disappear and it will say completed

I think the problem is the server has overloaded so much that the web server is having trouble connecting to the database, and hence the error

Wait a bit first - I think their database server has went down due to overloading

Same here - now if and only if I can get a proper router

None - you might just as well use an Ethernet cable for that

Wireless is just not good enough for that speeds