it's probably the reason why ookla's speedtest cli never get beyong 1Gbps...
i can see CPU consumed 90%++ whenever executed.

those lazada/shopee mini pc with multiple (claimed) 2.5Gbps. running on intel celeron etc.

are they powerful and stable to be turned into ultra router?

i'm waiting to see what "token of appreciation" is first. if really getting 2.5Gbps BTU, then this will be sweet.

i am some one who don't like blackbox solutions that i don't have understanding about. or worst, no control over.

what's this pfsense? i never used it.

what's if i install rhel-variant or debian-variant and configure everything from scratch. will that be better or worst than -whatever-?

if such prioritisation is the case, i should be having a total domination over the bandwidth of my exchange.
yet only manage a paltry download and upload.

inb4 not realising @oltromen is no longer the only prioritised ultra subscriber in the same exchange

you shouldn't even be discussing arrangement in public

at least TIME is "true" 2Gbps.
read the current few last pages of Maxis Fibre thread: 1Gbps-ers need to recontract because ONU(!) need to change, yet only get Fibrehome 1GbE ONU, not 2.5GbE.

https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?amp;show...ost&p=108633445

This post has been edited by Oltromen Ripot: Nov 27 2023, 08:12 PM

its 1 premise 1 fibre.

Unifi have these rules:
• cannot have multiple ISPs per premise,
• a premise can have up to 3 subscriptions, but each need to belong to different owner.

the first rule surely apply to Maxis as well on HSBB.
2nd, that one not sure if also applicable to Maxis.
if want to switch between HSBB-based ISPs, not sure if they allow so without having to terminate first. before, somebody wanted to relocate ISPx to existing premise with ISPy, but both Maxis and Unifi refused to play ball, both ask termination first then apply anew.

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ohwait, after typing the above, it occured that you are currently on TIME, so HSBB rule definitely not yet applicable on your spanking new Maxis application.

my advices:
• remove the OS and version info (avoid getting attack specific to OS and version)
• highlight large LARGE that the internet is supplied by TM who had promised ULTRA experience but delivered --redacted expletive--.
• put a simple network map (as it is, i can't determine where your fibre is connected to and through) so that people can make sense of the network flow. or at least draw a map of how your network edge is connected to unifi.