Does the 60GB quota include the IPTV, because that really eats bandwidth?

Thanks, that makes sense.
You can never rely on TM for common sense

Cable intended for connecting from wall plate to your PC aka patch cable is supposed to be stranded for flexibility. This type is usually bought pre-connectored.
Cable going in ducts and risers aka plenum cable should be solid core for lower loss. This is normally connected on site. This cable is often sold in 305m boxes

This post has been edited by dayojah: Nov 4 2018, 10:27 AM

How much TM copper is used?
My place Maxis have put a fibre multiplexer in each block and just use TM copper for the last ~20m
TM multiplexer is nearly 500m away, so speed is terrible.

And all the copper Unifi users. I don't get 20 Mbps, pay for 30 and don't want to switch to the new 30 Mbps contract with a pathetic 60G cap

I have no idea how much international bandwidth TM have, but I am confident that it won't be enough for more than a few MB/s sustained per active user.
Traffic shapers favour small http requests to give a responsive feel and clobber bulk file transfers.
International bandwidth is very expensive, so don't expect miracles for overseas sites

Public holiday effect, the international links are overloaded.

I hope that is a business Unifi line. Not exactly "fair use" of a domestic package

This post has been edited by dayojah: Jan 4 2019, 07:15 PM

Take a look at the wire colours in the cable connectors.
Calling the four colours A,B,C and D, they should be:
A+
A-
B+
C+
C-
B-
D+
D-

but I have a cable supplied with a TM router:
A+
A-
B+
B-
C+
C-
D+
D-

Get the pairing wrong in Ethernet and you will pass a continuity test with a Jalan Pasar cable tester, but you won't get 1Gbps

Some cables only have two pairs, no good either.

A detail, modern Ethernet devices don't care about the pair polarity. What does matter is getting the pair assignments to pins correct and the number of times I have seen the centre pairs shuffled is ridiculous.

Hi-rise dwellers? I get 20 Mbps on a good day due to the VDSL and I would burn through 60GB in two weeks, so not interested in a capped service.

Probably took your port, they did this to me a few times back in the Streamyx days

Does your neighbour still have service after they reconnected you?

Looks like the contractor took over your port, now they have to upgrade the infrastructure to avoid losing face

In my condo complex Maxis took over the cable trays used by the defunct intercom system. TM have their own dedicated trays. They share the MDF rooms