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post Jun 26 2025, 09:41 PM

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QUOTE(McMatt @ Jun 24 2025, 09:28 AM)
Morning all, I recently subscribed to TIME for my new home. I have renovated it in such that I have relocated my fibre wall socket to within a tiny utility room just after my entrance. I pulled Cat6 cable to the ceiling of a passageway to the rooms for POE convenience.

Does anyone have any experience setting up an ASUS AX3000 Dual-Band WiFi 6 Power over Ethernet (PoE)? I tried configuring it via the Asus Expert Wifi app and though it shows successful, I can't connect to the created SSID.

I reached out to TIME and they say in order to use a 3rd party router, I have to set this ASUS router to bridge mode. But I can't seem to find this setting. If anyone has any input or experience with this, appreciate some assistance, even a home visit which I'll gladly pay a token for your time.

Coz right now, my master room/bath do not get signal from the TIME modem cum router in the utility room. And other rooms signal is poor. I need the ASUS to at least be an AP at the designated location.
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Hi, just leave your TIME ONT as it is, plug in your Cat6 into anyone of the LAN port of the Time ONT and the other end to your Asus AP. You cant connect to the SSID simply because the AP did not get IP address from the TIME ONT.
We are not sure the exact location of your Asus AP placement, perhaps you could highlight in a layout diagram as if it's very near to the TIME ONT, then you may consider turning off the wireless signal on the ONT. You may download some Wifi apps to check the RSSI value of the Asus AP... generally -67dBm to -30dBm would give you pretty good connection.
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post Jun 27 2025, 01:46 PM

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Hi, I just relocate to new house and a technician come to set it up. But now the network is connected for 10 seconds plus and disconnecting, consistently. TIME router in bridge mode and using my own router.

I called TIME support but he said the technicians can only come on Tuesday. Is there anybody who give me idea how to troubleshoot this/experienced the same thing?

The PPPoE is already set in my own router with correct username/password. I have tried using different LAN cable to connect the TIME router and my router.

EDIT: Oops. Failed to do the most basic task, I reset my own router and setup the PPPoE again and now it works!

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post Jun 30 2025, 01:53 PM

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QUOTE(jjj2 @ Jun 26 2025, 09:41 PM)
Hi, just leave your TIME ONT as it is, plug in your Cat6 into anyone of the LAN port of the Time ONT and the other end to your Asus AP. You cant connect to the SSID simply because the AP did not get IP address from the TIME ONT.
We are not sure the exact location of your Asus AP placement, perhaps you could highlight in a layout diagram as if it's very near to the TIME ONT, then you may consider turning off the wireless signal on the ONT. You may download some Wifi apps to check the RSSI value of the Asus AP... generally -67dBm to -30dBm would give you pretty good connection.
Thanks.
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Thanks for the above. I managed to sort it out the very next morning. Waking up, I suddenly thought about whether I connect the POE to the TIME ONT or not. Went to check, I had all my Cat6 cable connected to the PoE switch, but did not have one connecting the Time ONT to the PoE switch. Oversight such as this gave me 2 days and endless hours of trial and error.

But it's all good now. Thanks thumbsup.gif
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post Jun 30 2025, 06:12 PM

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hi, newbie to homelab here

anyone made it work with ont --> pfsense / opnsense --> wifi ap instead of the isp issued router? thinking about subscribing to their 1gbps
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post Jun 30 2025, 08:37 PM

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QUOTE(luxollidd @ Jun 30 2025, 06:12 PM)
hi, newbie to homelab here

anyone made it work with ont --> pfsense / opnsense --> wifi ap instead of the isp issued router? thinking about subscribing to their 1gbps
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Contact support for bridge mode. Obtain PPPoE username and password from self care. LAN1 of TIME unit into WAN port. Set up ur router with the details, no VLAN setting needed.
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post Jul 1 2025, 03:34 PM

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QUOTE(ChenKaiWen @ Jun 30 2025, 08:37 PM)
Contact support for bridge mode. Obtain PPPoE username and password from self care. LAN1 of TIME unit into WAN port. Set up ur router with the details, no VLAN setting needed.
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does it have to go thru TIME router on bridge? no direct ONT > own router possible? i.e is it because of some sort of policy they set?

i dont mind having to configure / tinker my own router.
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QUOTE(luxollidd @ Jul 1 2025, 03:34 PM)
does it have to go thru TIME router on bridge? no direct ONT > own router possible? i.e is it because of some sort of policy they set?

i dont mind having to configure / tinker my own router.
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Possibly in theory if you get your hands on a Huawei ONT and manually configure but not officially endorsed by them as they gave you a 2in1

(old setups have the old ONT + Router setup)
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QUOTE(luxollidd @ Jul 1 2025, 03:34 PM)
does it have to go thru TIME router on bridge? no direct ONT > own router possible? i.e is it because of some sort of policy they set?

i dont mind having to configure / tinker my own router.
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They don’t give ONT and Router anymore. It’s a combo ONT+Router unit now. So bridge mode is needed. Works the same as just ONT when bridge mode is enabled.
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post Jul 2 2025, 08:45 PM

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QUOTE(blacktubi @ Jun 21 2025, 02:01 PM)
Pressure them to do bridge mode for you
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Thanks bro. Called up customer service and they helped to setup to bridge mode. But since it’s a 2Gbps connection they had to do a vlan tagging on the port to allow my router to do a PPoE connection on the 2.5 LAN port of the Huawei bridged device.
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QUOTE(rathishsiva @ Jul 2 2025, 08:45 PM)
Thanks bro. Called up customer service and they helped to setup to bridge mode. But since it’s a 2Gbps connection they had to do a vlan tagging on the port to allow my router to do a PPoE connection on the 2.5 LAN port of the Huawei bridged device.
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Enjoy the faster connection! tongue.gif

Anyways do you mind to share a speedtest result?

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post Jul 3 2025, 01:39 AM

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QUOTE(blacktubi @ Jul 2 2025, 09:43 PM)
Enjoy the faster connection!  tongue.gif

Anyways do you mind to share a speedtest result?
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Sure, this is on iPhone 15 pro max WiFi 6e :

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Previous tested my 2.5G LAN port on my PC able to get 2Gbps consistently even when the LAN is only connected to mesh device on 6ghz backhaul.

In the midst of upgrading to 2.5G Ethernet backhaul using fiber to room setup like how time does it but using own contractor.

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post Jul 3 2025, 05:04 PM

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Monthly subscription:-

Time Malaysia 200Mbps RM92.22/month PAID
M1 Singapore 2,500Mbps S$29.90/month (RM98.67) PAID
Exchange: 3.30

Just for info only. "A Fistful of Dollars" made a BIG difference!
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post Jul 4 2025, 09:12 AM

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Just opted into their one year contract with RM10 rebate. Is there any better offer now?
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post Jul 5 2025, 04:03 AM

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QUOTE(eauyong @ Jul 3 2025, 05:04 PM)
Monthly subscription:-

Time Malaysia 200Mbps RM92.22/month PAID
M1 Singapore 2,500Mbps S$29.90/month (RM98.67) PAID
Exchange: 3.30

Just for info only. "A Fistful of Dollars" made a BIG difference!
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Indeed very cheap.

Last time I used StarHub 1Gbps plan also symmetric speed. That time sgd39.90 with one year contract. After that, switch to m1 500Mbps plan for sgd29.90. Now 2Gbps is already at this price. 🤪 lucky for anyone to stay in lion city.

But I would say that my experience with 1Gbps vs now at 600Mbps not much difference at all.

Would rather change to 200Mbps by paying the cheapest price at rm99 only soon in another less than 6 months time.

To be fair, the excess bandwidth to anyone likely not going to make any difference unless one really download stuff 24x7 but even 200Mbps speed is decent speed for most especially if the household only has 1 to 2 ppl.


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post Jul 5 2025, 10:13 AM

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QUOTE(westlife @ Jul 5 2025, 04:03 AM)
Indeed very cheap.

Last time I used StarHub 1Gbps plan also symmetric speed. That time sgd39.90 with one year contract. After that, switch to m1 500Mbps plan for sgd29.90. Now 2Gbps is already at this price. 🤪 lucky for anyone to stay in lion city.

But I would say that my experience with 1Gbps vs now at 600Mbps not much difference at all.

Would rather change to 200Mbps by paying the cheapest price at rm99 only soon in another less than 6 months time.

To be fair, the excess bandwidth to anyone likely not going to make any difference unless one really download stuff 24x7 but even 200Mbps speed is decent speed for most especially if the household only has 1 to 2 ppl.
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You are right.

At the two place, it is the lowest speed and BEST value plan. M1 do have the OLD 1Gbps but you have to pay more instead of less, but contract-free.

M1 Home Broadband $ per Month including 9% GST.

M1 1Gbps $35.86(no contract)
M1 3Gbps $32.16
M1 6Gbps $40.22
M1 10Gbps $55.48

For comparision, SIMBA 10Gbps $32.69.

There are reports about the overheating of the NIC (with heatsink) for speed above 3Gbps. Mine with 2.5Gbps is OK sofar, no DC, no heat issues and low cost NIC both USB & Desk Top PC.
I would say this 2.5Gbps hit the sweet spot but it is not being offered currently.

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post Jul 5 2025, 11:49 AM

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QUOTE(eauyong @ Jul 5 2025, 10:13 AM)
You are right.

At the two place, it is the lowest speed and BEST value plan. M1 do have the OLD 1Gbps but you have to pay more instead of less, but contract-free.

M1 Home Broadband $ per Month including 9% GST.

M1 1Gbps  $35.86(no contract)
M1 3Gbps  $32.16
M1 6Gbps $40.22
M1 10Gbps $55.48

For comparision, SIMBA 10Gbps  $32.69.

There are reports about the overheating of the NIC (with heatsink) for speed above 3Gbps. Mine with 2.5Gbps is OK sofar, no DC, no heat issues and low cost NIC both USB & Desk Top PC.
I would say this 2.5Gbps hit the sweet spot but it is not being offered currently.

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ya. also saw that 3Gbps is the lowest plan now. The price is even cheaper during covid time which i susbcribed to for significantly higher speed.

good that lion city has super high base speed broadband now. think lion city is good to subscribe the cheapest plan with 24 contracts at the cheapest price possible then after contract ends just leave it contract free.

but luckily now all ISPs in bolehland has 100Mbps plan as minimum which is it not great speed but it is decent enough for any household actually for normal usage.

and time is rather better to start at 200Mbps symmetric plan which is certainly good enough for anyone.

ultimately, using the cheapest plan is one should go for unless $$ is not an issue la haha. tongue.gif
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QUOTE(coolguy99 @ Jul 4 2025, 09:12 AM)
Just opted into their one year contract with RM10 rebate. Is there any better offer now?
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what kind of offer is this? u are signing up new time broadband plan as brand new user, or ur contract is over and u are getting rm10 discount from them?

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https://www.ais.th/en/consumers/fibre/package/broadband24

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I prefer (Download/Upload) 500Mbps/500Mbps at RM65

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QUOTE(issac99289928 @ Jul 5 2025, 12:04 PM)
https://www.ais.th/en/consumers/fibre/package/broadband24

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I prefer  (Download/Upload) 500Mbps/500Mbps at RM65
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good price for thailand broadband. tongue.gif
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why Malaysia broadband price so expensive compare to other?

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