Make sure you give constructive feedback! Here's hoping

@Jasilu90
When they do cabling did they charge you after exceed 20m? If exceed how much they charge per meter?

Oh, how does they do the cabling? Is it from backyard then the cable goes inside the roof?

I'm no expert but what is the function of fiber wall socket?

I dun have any charges on the installation, cos the PDF box quite nearby my house 😂

This post has been edited by Jasilu90: Aug 9 2020, 09:30 AM

I thk is private IP

This post has been edited by Jasilu90: Aug 10 2020, 11:51 AM

How long does it take to do the installation?

Please quickly remove your IP address if you're reading this for security purposes.

It take 2-3hrs

😂😂😂
so is private or public IP？

Wow it was faster than I expected.

Asking for my father, how does the cabling goes? Is it the cable goes inside the roof or other way?

Have you compared the IPv4 address in your computer's command prompt ipconfig to that address?

If both are the same then it's a public IP. If different means you're on private IP.

Better still if you can log into your router's web configuration page and view the network map:



Does the circled IP, match the IP address at the whatismyipaddress website? Is it the same?
Chat with me through PM if you're not sure.

This post has been edited by Candy12: Aug 9 2020, 11:57 AM

Suggested speed/ping test websites to use:

Meter.net
https://www.meter.net/ping-test/
Select SG, HK, Tokyo, Los Angeles or EDIS Austria/Switzerland

Google Fiber Speedtest
http://speed.googlefiber.net/
Wait for site to load. Only press start(play) button if the auto detected test server is Los Angeles/Stanford California

Nperf
https://www.nperf.com/en/
Manual select Kuala Lumpur - Umobile 10G, Putrajaya - TM 1G, SG servers.

Cloudflare Speedtest
https://www.speed.cloudflare.com/

SpeedofMe
https://speedof.me/

The pings are always higher than actual average results when doing manual direct pings by 3-5ms.

Meaning if I directly ping and use Speedtest results for SG servers I get around 18-21ms, but the site shows around 23-26ms.

Also if you were to compare the ping results from Ipoh and KL, expect an additional 3-5ms because of the additional distance of around 200km.

Average latency/ping rates to SG
The average ping from KL to SG is around ~16ms
From Ipoh, it's ~20ms
From Penang even higher >20ms

This is true if you're using consumer grade broadband packages.

This post has been edited by Candy12: Aug 9 2020, 12:17 PM

lan cable connect to TV box


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Most TV box LAN port can only support upto 100Mbps you can't max out your line with it.

Only way is by using 5GHz WiFi.

By the way which location server did you test there for 21ms?
If it's Singapore it's acceptable from Ipoh.

forgot already😂⋯⋯already close that window

Candy12, you said that Unifi and Allo will not step into each other territory rite? But Tmn Hong Kong, Tmn Camy and Tmn Menglembu will soon getting Unifi too.

TM probably borrow TNB Allo line to promote their plan.

Xelnagakail, TM is not borrowing Allo line but creating their own. You staying at Tmn Wang rite? Maybe you go to Wan Hwa 1 school area (which the photo i take), you will notice the yellow color cable. If not, maybe Jasilu90 can help to take a photo of the cable near to his hse road junction.

Those hair thin cable

It was initially TNB's intention to expand their Allo Fibre coverage to housing gardens which were deprived from TM Unifi coverage for years up until 2020 without directly confronting TM head-on.

But as you can see, TM was caught with their "pants down" when they found out that TNB was actively expanding into their comfort zones. Only then they started waking up recently and did quick expansion and placed minimal numbers of FDPs around these areas as well as pulling new fibre cables into these housing gardens trying to deter TNB from entering there.

For all you know all these "EXCUSES" of port shortages and not enough demand for expansion are dirty corruption practices by TM.

They wanted to create fake demand telling people there's not enough of ports because of high demand in the area, those who wanted ports availability must either bribe their way to get those ports through agents by paying undertable fees, making excuses to minimize rollout commitments then telling the customers/developers that if they wanted it so desperately, they must jointly pay for the expansion to wire up their projects/homes.

Miraculously though when a competitor such as Allo came into the picture, they suddenly got shook and quickly pulled fibre cables into these areas without complains.

My advise to TNB Allo is since they initiate this challenge, go ahead and face their confrontations. They're at the losing end anyway. They try to beat you to getting these housing gardens to sign up and locked them down for the next 2 years, you can send out your brochures earlier too to make the people aware and educating them that your plans are much cheaper with symmetrical 100Mbps for only RM99 with a much more ADVANCE network then theirs.

Tell them about TM's unfair practices that requires 2 years lockdown contract with remaining months penalty for early termination. Tell them the cheap minimal installation works they provide compared to yours which covers wall sockets in your standard installations and the lousy equipment they're supplying now to their customers.

As you know the Chinese community in Ipoh will not easily commit to things. We know our stuff, the value we're getting for what we're paying for.

TNB Allo can come to my area too at Taman Sinfar, Medan Pasir Saujana and Mandarin Garden closed gated community here at Pasir Putih.

Homes here costs millions and the Medan Pasir Saujana Semi-D housing project here is a new greenfield project with no telco infra yet just located in between Menglembu and Pengkalan.

We're one of the first areas in Ipoh to get Unifi through the HSBB Phase 2 rollout.

Take my money, I don't want to have anything to do with TM.