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Not which which ISP will be running with allo backbone other than Astro Broadband, which i suspect they are using CBB too.

Maybe Maxis, Celcom or DiGi Home Fibre Broadband?

Celcom Fibre, Digi Fibre

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Not which which ISP will be running with allo backbone other than Astro Broadband, which i suspect they are using CBB too.

Playstation and Xbox (not sure about Switch) HATES private IP. Just ask Uncle Google or Auntie Bing about "Playstation NAT type 3" for starters.

Public IP is more open than Private IP
Public IP can be used to access CCTV, NAS, FTP servers, game servers and others from anywhere globally.

If your area has Allo coverage, and you sign up Astro & Broadband, then it'll be Maxis Fibre but riding under Allo Infra.

During installation day, Allo installer will in charge of laying fibre cable and setting up the fibre modem (ONU), while Astro installer will be in charge of configuring the WiFi router, as well as installing Astro satellite dish and Astro box.

The WiFi router will be the same as is currently used by Maxis, and the Internet account username will be xxxxxx@home.maxis.com.my
Same like what is being used by the usual Maxis Fibre customers riding under TM Infra.

If you wish to change to Public IP, you'll have to do it manually by contacting the customer service. Once it is successfully changed to Public IP, your username will be xxxxxx@public.maxis.com.my

Is there any solution or work around for gamer for private ip? Thank you

Did Allo team ever wonder why they still provide AC1200 wifi routers to 500mbps and 1Gbps user? When it's wireless output doesn't exceed 400mbps. Whenever you question them, they replied..."have you ever tried LAN direct connection?". It's already 2021... how often you see users use LAN direct connection. All are using WiFi instead. Isn't better they just provide us AX1500 or AX1800 wifi router at the very least.

Did Allo team ever wonder why they still provide AC1200 wifi routers to 500mbps and 1Gbps user? When it's wireless output doesn't exceed 400mbps. Whenever you question them, they replied..."have you ever tried LAN direct connection?". It's already 2021... how often you see users use LAN direct connection. All are using WiFi instead. Isn't better they just provide us AX1500 or AX1800 wifi router at the very least.

Any ISP, if you want to get at least 90% speed from your subscription package, must use a LAN connection instead of WIFI.
If you want to get highspeed internet on WIFI network, please buy your own router.

Actually I don't really agree.
AX router is not that expensive, and probably cheaper when they purchase with bulk quantities.

They should provide better router or subsidize for 1gbps plan.

If full speed must benchmark with LAN only, then i suppose they should provide network switch instead instead of wifi router.

For plan below 500mbps, i have no comment as wifi AC1200 should be reaching 866m, and technically able to reach 600m+.
If you want better router then that is your own business.

Hey guys,what's the VLAN settings for allo？

Already got allo boss? congrats

Nono…friend using allo, wanna replace his stock router with something better

Actually, the Tp-link A6 provided by Allo CBB can perform up to 867Mbps on 5GHz (based to info from tp-link website).



So basically, customer on 500Mbps package have no issue. Even U××f× also giving AC1200 in this age (2021). On the LAN, that's the basic requirement set by MCMC. If ISP can provide the promise speed on LAN, that's not a problem even if your wifi output didnt reach it. I have face this problem too, where I subscribe to U××f× 100Mbps. I try 2.4GHz signal, only 50+Mbps but on 5GHz signal i can get 100Mbps.

Any ISP, if you want to get at least 90% speed from your subscription package, must use a LAN connection instead of WIFI.
If you want to get highspeed internet on WIFI network, please buy your own router.

Don't trust those speed from a AC1200 867mbps output from 5GHz. won't even get near it.

When technician came to check on my frequent sudden disconnection, suggested me to use back my TP-Link C6. When i did a speedtest on 5GHz band from my Intel AC9560 which can pull 1.7Gbps on 5GHz 160mhz i only able to get not 400mbps above. Once I swapped back to my Asus AX3000 TUF, instantly i get 540mbps and the technician is speechless about it.

Hey guys,what's the VLAN settings for allo？