Permanent. Shown as normal price in website .

Im getting 355ms ±10. Steady but quite high even for a destination deep in central US.


For your min ping 109ms I think is outlier. Even in most ideal or theoretical situations, latency to even west coast US wouldn't get below 150ms due to physics constraints like speed of light inside fiber optics tube.

Yes. can confirm.
1. Only username domain needs to eb changed on the customer side.
2. Celcom loves sending technician to home for shits and giggles.

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Anyone dc?
I can't dial ppp dafug

Online registration really shyte one. I made request nobody pick up my order. I ended up registered via blucube outlet. On my installation date from where I registered at outlet (like after a month delay solving fiber installation issue first), they finally called me about my online order after the technician finished installing and left. Next few days later got few similar calls still servicing that online order. Really clusterfuck one.

The outlet personnel meanwhile is very good. they help solve my problem with my fiber addressing that tm itself took year to investigate and still fail.

With celcom I learned this one - the support is excellent, as long you stick with boomers way - either via telephone or counter at outlet. Anything online sure made of pure rage and burst capillaries.

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Aside from registration, phone would be better. It's serviced by a dedicated group separate from the rest of mobile divisions. The cons its actually paid support. they charge you 50 cent to just to talk with cs even in home network.

For routing it's hard to say which is better overall; It depends on your usage and needs. But when compared with TM, celcom usually has a better route to HK and Europe, but worse to SG.

I made some test few months back but it might be outdated.
https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?act=find...t&pid=103346769

lost the script I use to make those test and too lazy to rewrite it now. so I just post a quick ping test.

In Sabah you should use celcom only if it's confirmed serviced by hsbb not celcom timur

Just noticed the router firmware update prompt actually updates to factory firmware, thus unlock the @celcomfibre wifi suffix.
guess this does not void celcom warranty since the update is done by router itself

You logged in as limited user

Use actual admin instead
username: admin
password: c3lc0msuper

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Advanced > Network > Internet > Advanced Settings > Dns Address > Primary/Secondary DNS




If you are unable to access this page, you are somehow still in limited user. not admin.

No problem from my network. Can ping can curl.


blocked website would be directed to 175.139.142.25. This one is not blocked.

If you don't have that option, set the dns via dhcp options instead.

My connection is doing fine. Im running rsync to LA and Tokyo all the time everyday so any packet loss or latency spike should be immediately noticeable.

The one provided out of box is custom with verry little hardcoded config.
But there is firmware update available in admin config. The update is, for some reason follows mainline tree so you will be instead updated to new stock firmware.

Maybe your router is the newer batch that come with latest celcom firmware

Try flash the firmware that come from website? but nobody have confirmed if it is compatible or not. Even if it's the same model segment, it may have different SKU for nonretail version.

Working fine here.
If you have longstanding latency issue, try to identify its specific subnet and confirm its not the host problem.
Then make a case to cs and be clear that is it about peering.
They will transfer the case to network team. The issue solved after some updates back and forth.

Got two issues with HE peering solved this way before.

It is easiest to use ip info tools and see which subnet range it belongs to. if ping to other in range has same latency pattern high chance it is routing issue.


why it pings to aws dns tho. should ping direct to the server you can get much more and accurate info.
based on your tracert there is some problem on gtt network in Europe but I couldn't replicate the issue I'm getting stable 160ms ping rn.

Mostly on tm infra.
Celcom does not offer triple play. Unifi and Maxis have voip.

Unifi used to include iptv on all packages. But now they also offer tv less package yet at the same expensive price. In this case its just blatant overpricing by TM and there is nothing we could do about it with our current useless comm minister.

Infra pricing is just small part of total cost transferred to consumer. There are more important stuffs like existing network assets for example ip pool and peering, as well internal efficiency that dictates how much price they could sustainably offer in the market.

Anyone of you got working ipv6 yet?

so still not ready. I thought it was just a problem with my router. haih.

you actually get working ipv6, it is just not delegated to lan for some reason.


such a waste. their ipv6 is already very good.
I get better performance with ipv6 for my servers in California and London when I connect directly from router.

its dynamic ip. reconnect and get entirely new /64.
even if people get ｍy ip what they going to do anyway? magically make my firewall accept a random connection? or Call celcom and ask them to reveal my private info?

ipv6 should route to all of your devices regardless of your ipv4 type.
In fact, I have a worry that once celcom get their ipv6 working, there will be less reason for them to continue to conveniently offer public ipv4 for free.