use cloudflare tunnel la
I have public ip also still use it. Much easier to manage everything under single reliable resource.

I believe it already did for everyone, maybe just stock tplink router does not show the wan interface side of Ipv6 or it just assume it is not available at all if not delegated to lan?

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100mb is believable.
10mb we suspect you are sort of tech illiterate or something and made a mistake somewhere in the router setup or simply downloading from a single, slow server.


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after merger they streamline with Digi offering. Dropped old Celcom 30mbps and keep Digi's 50mbps instead.

pretty much. they can't simply offer arbitrary package speed when they don't own the physical fiber ports.

relocate shouldn't reset contract, but since you effectively moving to the whole different service it's not unexpected if it must involve termination first.
I think this is an outlier case, you need to talk to higher cs. if you just ask at counter or 1st level cs they will just give you canned response.

depends on your previous experience?
Fiber infra is just a physical medium; since last mile degradation is pretty much eliminated with fiber, performance characteristics would be exactly same since it connects through same gateway (AS10030).

Try check speed on cable first to narrow down the issue.

Also when people complain about wifi getting slow after a while, lots of time it has to do with channel congestion.
do wifi survey and make sure there are no other radio contesting the same channel.
auto channels sometimes is not very reliable and will insist on broadcasting on that one congested channel when there are lot more better options available.

This one is server issue. You can't always get best connection everywhere. Whats what peering is all about.

Speetest full speed means there is nothing wrong on client end.
Even report mmc also they not do anything because they also know thats how network behave.

Isp won't compromise their existing routing just to prioritize bandwidth from a single random subnet.
If you have particular server you frequent that is slow while everything else is fine, then your only option is survey other isp which has better peering for your favourite server and make a switch.

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