Guys I got some question, recently multiple agents had came to my area saying unifi is coming and will be around January next year, been thinking about grabbing the 300mbps plan but the price is kinda over the top.Does Unifi TV eat into your actual internet bandwidth? Like your internet speed drop when someone is watching using tvbox. If it doesnt I'd probably choose 100mbps. BTW these cabinets doesnt look unifi ready....?

So far I've seen non, been hearing unifi coming to my area since 2012...

it cost that much? wtf they pulling fiber in kampung then? wtf my shop which just got fiber has a huge school beside me, several major banks and its on main road, but this was extended from a malay kampung on the back of it, with residents all retired old folks that dont even use streamyx, also mostly my customers, and younger gen all left to the city.

whole sleeper kampung is covered. wtheck is this kind of planning TM?

both also using GPON?

You mean this?

DOME Shaped Fibre Junction Box


It's actually a junction box to divide the fibres into smaller amounts, splice them with fibre cables with less cores to run them to different roads(jalans) and gardens(tamans).

For example a 24-core fibre cable runs into the suburb of a city, you have 3 points in the suburb to serve so you separate 8 cores for each area and splice them into smaller individual 12-core fibre cables each with its own separate management trays inside the junction box.

It you see such cone shaped boxes on your utility poles but your house has no FTTH coverage chances are that these fibre cables are used for backhaul lines for your nearby wireless base stations/transmitters instead.

Looks like FDPs which used spare redundant fibre cores taken from backhaul fibre runs that were previously used for mobile base stations.

What's the M lettering behind the numbering for?

Ok guys

Here are my latest finding if you are heavy users and use your own modem for UniFi it's possible that your mac address has been throttled by TM .I got another 1 friend same case like mine on 800 Mbps

Change the username also didn't help and surprisingly switch back TM Modem TP-Link fix the capping issue .

Had to do AP mode for third party hardware

It looks like TM put QOS speed on third party modem hardware for those heavy users.

Yeah for my nephews... Asus router can do it?

Do note that any DNS based block, any competent and intelligent teenager can bypass. Can change DNS on their own device, use Tor etc.

Like that Sabahan girl viral in news. Celcom Digi Maxis can build their own tower if they want to like they have always been but where are they? Only TM comes up with building the tower.

im currently on unifi lite 10mbps...after all these years finally unifi has arrived to my kampung....i think so because on the end of may tm contractor stand a new pole next to my house.. and the on early july they pull black yellow fibre like cable and now last thursday they install those white fibre dp box...today i live chat with tm asking if fibre is really arrived at my kampung and suprisingly they said my area is not on fiber yet...is it because my area is not on system yet or those box is still not fully funtional..how long need to wait after new installation...do i need to pay anything to upgrade from unifi lite to unifi fibre...or just need to pay contractor on installation..thank you

My 5Ghz wifi speed drop suddenly. Before at the same distance my 5ghz would beat my 2.4Ghz wifi speed. Now it doest get past 5Mbps. Anybody have any idea what happen and how to fix?.

Should I reset my modem?. I only try turning it on and off.
Tried on my phone, same result.

I used default TM Netis Modem.

It' doesn't matter which ISP as long as it's fibre based and can reliably route me to SG for a reliable handover.

None of our local ISP can guarantee good connection to faraway regions such as Europe or USA.
Even further countries in Asia such as Japan is already a challenge to rely on stable pings.

That is why any cheaper fibre ISP that comes to my are such as TNB Allo or competing ISPs using TM HSBB can offer cheaper price I'll gladly take. All I need is a good connection to SG and from there my "virtual ISP" will take over the job.

TM does not subscribe to NTT America as its major upstream transit provider because they see each other as Tier-1 peers.

Upstream transit provider vs peering are 2 different types of agreements.

One is pay exclusively to use your line as our wholesale bandwidth ISP, the other means "share" our routing resources since we're both Tier-1 providers let's work together to optimize our routes so we all benefit together as "peers" - tengok tepi sama pangkat. If either one sees each other as taking advantage or making use of the other, they've right to "restrict" or throttle the other from abusing their agreement.

At least give them some recognition since they are our national telco 
What actually happened with their China Telecom collaboration TMHK Global Transit (AS24077)?

Not exactly TdC(Time), their ISP business is separated from their carrier transit company Global Transit (AS24218), still no where near the level of NTT America or PCCW Global. Even Singtel is not on their level as full fledged Tier-1 carriers.

Asia Big 3 Tier-1 carriers the only ones I can think on the same level as NTT America (absorbed Verio and RagingWire) just 2 years back are probably PCCW Global and Tata Communications.

Not a fan of NTT though outside Asia particularly Europe. They're only good at serving Asia and probably across to West US. For Europe, I'd rather rely on Telia, GTT, RETN, Liberty Global, Zayo, or Level 3 to cover that region.

would it be better if I ask wireman that I know to setup up the in house fibre upfront before TM contractor visit?

my recently installed house. 230m


so far so good on biz 500

Guys...
anyone feel slowness opening Facebook on unifi? Tracert as below:

Tracing route to star-mini.c10r.facebook.com [31.13.70.36]
over a maximum of 30 hops:

  1    2 ms    1 ms    1 ms  XXX
  2    11 ms    3 ms    3 ms  XXX
  3    9 ms    6 ms    6 ms  10.55.49.7
  4    9 ms    6 ms    6 ms  10.55.100.116
  5    *      141 ms  142 ms  mei-b4-link.telia.net [62.115.50.166]
  6    *      247 ms  246 ms  prs-bb2-link.telia.net [62.115.118.90]
  7  263 ms  274 ms  254 ms  rest-bb1-link.telia.net [62.115.122.159]
  8  278 ms  253 ms  250 ms  las-b24-link.telia.net [62.115.114.86]
  9  399 ms  399 ms  398 ms  facebook-ic-337879-las-b24.c.telia.net [62.115.36.115]
10  403 ms  408 ms  402 ms  po105.psw01.lax3.tfbnw.net [157.240.50.227]
11  397 ms  397 ms  397 ms  173.252.67.9
12  400 ms  397 ms    *    edge-star-mini-shv-01-lax3.facebook.com [31.13.70.36]
13  397 ms  397 ms    *    edge-star-mini-shv-01-lax3.facebook.com [31.13.70.36]
14  397 ms  397 ms  397 ms  edge-star-mini-shv-01-lax3.facebook.com [31.13.70.36]

Trace complete.

the initial one is without any vpn. just that I configured my router to use 1.1.1.1.

Can anyone access crackwatch.com?
Is it blocked by MCMC or is the website shutdown by DMCA?

Tried to find some information on the internet but couldn't find any answers