Jun 19 2020, 05:02 PM
QUOTE(Candy12 @ Jun 19 2020, 04:41 PM)
Only TM's HSBB network meters usage that way because participating telcos need to be forced to route their traffic through their active equipments back to their own operation centres.
That is the reason why companies such as Time want to boycott them and rather pull their own backhaul cables.
You see the business structure of passive optical cable pulling is like this done by neutral companies such as TNB and other utility companies.
They lay fibre cables with many cores(strands) inside from one point(usually data centres/NOCs) around the city to be leased out to whoever wants it.
Since the individual strands are leased individually hooked up the telco's own equipment/ports. You cannot charge them by traffic usage load or by quota.The passive infrastructure fibre company only leases them to the telcos to use with one flat rate and they don't need to know what the individual telcos will use it for since they're plugging it into their own switching equipment such as OLTs/base stations.
TM's HSBB Managed Network
Mobile Base Station(eNodes)--TM's HSBB switching equipment/routers--Celco's NOC
Open Network Passive Infra Network Allo/CTS/SACOFA
Mobile Base Station(eNodes)--Unused/Leased Fibre(Directly All the Way)--Celco's NOC
.That is the reason why companies such as Time want to boycott them and rather pull their own backhaul cables.
You see the business structure of passive optical cable pulling is like this done by neutral companies such as TNB and other utility companies.
They lay fibre cables with many cores(strands) inside from one point(usually data centres/NOCs) around the city to be leased out to whoever wants it.
Since the individual strands are leased individually hooked up the telco's own equipment/ports. You cannot charge them by traffic usage load or by quota.The passive infrastructure fibre company only leases them to the telcos to use with one flat rate and they don't need to know what the individual telcos will use it for since they're plugging it into their own switching equipment such as OLTs/base stations.
TM's HSBB Managed Network
Mobile Base Station(eNodes)--TM's HSBB switching equipment/routers--Celco's NOC
Open Network Passive Infra Network Allo/CTS/SACOFA
Mobile Base Station(eNodes)--Unused/Leased Fibre(Directly All the Way)--Celco's NOC
https://www.skmm.gov.my/skmmgovmy/media/Gen...ess-Pricing.pdf
End-to-End Transmission Service within Peninsular
Malaysia and within Sabah and Sarawak 5 Gbps (RM/month) ......... 46,078(2018), 41,543(2019), 38,144(2020)
End-to-End Transmission Service between Peninsular
Malaysia and Sabah and Sarawak 5 Gbps (RM/month) ....................191,934(2018) 176,109(2019) 163,001(2020)
If celcos are not paying TM HSBB Fiber for backhaul connections within Peninsular Malaysia, they still have to pay TM for backhaul connection between Peninsular Malaysia and Sabah/Sarawak, plus between Malaysia and the world wide web/www via monopoly-TM's submarine cables.
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