EDIT:- Problem solved, Just had to wait an extra day for contact lol.


Anyone been through a fiber restoration process around these parts?

I'm on a landed property, 100M package.

I have a severe issue where the red link light on my fiber ONU is completely off, which possibly indicates a fiber break somewhere between my house and the node down the street.

I've already filed a report on Wednesday via 100. The report is still open.

A TM technician team got back to me on Thursday, and visited the premises.

He checked the line with his partner on the end at the fiber node box using a red laser emitting device (green mini box on the ground), and there was no response, and thus he said it was a cable fault for sure, and not a modem fault.

He then said that because my installation is a non standard one, it's not up to him to check the condition of the cable around my house, and that a contractor would be assigned to do it instead.
The assigned contractor would contact me using the same number within the same day I was told.

So I waited the entirety of yesterday and today, but no contact was forthcoming. I called up the TM helpline again today and used the unifi chat, and they both said that all I can do was wait to be contacted by the contractor.

Is there anything I can do to expedite the process? I just want a confirmed contact from the contractor to show that the process is moving along, and not being held up somewhere in the bureaucracy. How long does it usually take to be contacted by the contractor for a date and time to come?

Sorry for the wall of text, this has never happened to me before using UNIFI these past years and until the past few days I had been very satisfied with my connection.


This post has been edited by solarmystic: Mar 14 2020, 06:02 PM

School Holiday + MCO in progress, increased demand leads to throttling by Unifi.

Try a Linux distro torrent to verify

I can get near full speed on my 100M connection:-




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Iirc, lightning doesn't affect fiber optics, because it's either glass or plastic used in the wiring.

Correct me if I'm wrong please sifus.

TTDI area testing to Webe PJ server all fine right now, on the standard 100/50 connection:-



Perhaps its on an IP basis or area basis, see where the congestion comes from.

This post has been edited by solarmystic: Mar 26 2020, 08:39 PM

You facing the same issue?

Afaik in my area (TTDI), as far back as i've subscribed to UNIFI the connection has never been throttled.

PPPOE disconnections that reset your given IP?

I'm also in TTDI, still have an ongoing 9 day PPPOE connection with the same IP.

No disconnection issue detected.

With a 176 Mbps Upload its more likely the Unifi 800 Mbps package, since the 500Mbps package only has a 100Mbps upload.

Yes, youtube is crap right now on Unifi for some reason. Not even 720p videos are loading smoothly.

This post has been edited by solarmystic: Mar 30 2020, 07:59 PM

It's time to reopen the old Extreme Screamyx Slowdown threads again, this time Edisi PKP for Unifi lol.

Whatever happened to all the users of Lowyat who used to post actively in those threads?

Networks and Broadband section is like a ghost town these days compared to those glorious Stimix days. Also YES 4G, and other new startups were all the rage back then lol.

This post has been edited by solarmystic: Apr 4 2020, 12:53 AM

Thanks for the interesting perspective. I guess when mobile 4G options superseded hardlined lower tier options like Stimyx DSL at a reasonable enough speed with cheap data, people aren't really chained to those options anymore, thus less complaining occurs.

Not like the old days when 3G/2G speeds were unbearable and everyone relied on the hardlined Stimyx connection via WIFI from the router to do things.

This post has been edited by solarmystic: Apr 4 2020, 08:01 PM

AWS routing seems to have been fixed for my IP block.

Downloading repos from Github is not as slow as it was since the MCO started. It used to be crawling in the 10kBs range and then failing during peak hours, but now it goes swimmingly at 1-2 MBs range which isn't fast but a huge improvement.

This post has been edited by solarmystic: Apr 8 2020, 12:56 AM

My apologies, it seems like i spoke too soon. They did something that messed it up again, and now I can't download anything from Github anymore; it's moving at a piddly 37 bytes/s.

I am on the 175.139.xxx.xxx range.

This post has been edited by solarmystic: Apr 8 2020, 03:22 PM

Seems like a UNIFI only problem, Maxis 4G works perfectly.

Is there a guide for this for the DIR 842?

I've tried enabling ipv6 on my router but it's not getting a public ipv6 ip address.

Thank you kind sir, i did the same but in Windows it still says No Internet access for ipv6:-


Here are my settings window:-


Okay interestingly enough I can ping the ipv6 addresses of Google DNS no problem:-


But browsing still uses ipv4.

This post has been edited by solarmystic: Apr 9 2020, 12:15 AM

Wewt, got it to work with ipv6.



Problems resolved across the board.

Thanks for the help y'all.

EDIT:- No IPv6 tag on my posts though, strange.

EDIT2:- Ipv6 test result is Good



This post has been edited by solarmystic: Apr 9 2020, 02:03 AM

Loads just fine on my end. In TTDI area with 124.xxx IP.

High Keras place exempted man don't you know?

Must be anak Datuk or got big cable.

Don't think so bro, i can download linux mint torrent close to full speed on my 100/50 connection:-



This post has been edited by solarmystic: Apr 25 2020, 02:28 AM

Where are you guys at, what IP block and what torrents are you going for?

Let me try download, see if i'm also affected?

Currently have Twin Peaks torrent running at 4-5 MB/s, not full speed but not throttled to kb per second either.



This post has been edited by solarmystic: Apr 25 2020, 09:29 PM