Ah, should be the same ONU as mine then
Remember to ask for the OLT credentials lol
This thing is so locked down you cant fetch any info from it

I see. Currently on public IP using IPOE. Will I be forced to switch to PPPOE on my router with this new ONU or can still use IPOE?

Also how's the performance of this new Nokia ONU?

This post has been edited by faizyunus: Today, 06:58 PM

Using this with PPPOE atm
Not sure about the switch TBH, but the installer told me for all the new subscribers (in Johor at least) will be on PPPoE
Peformance wise, I can get around 930Mbps max with this ONU
Runs a bit hot as well, and really lightweight

After using the service for almost a month, I'm confident enough to write a review now.
I've used Maxis, Time, and Unifi so far
Switching to Allo due to the endless congestions and routing issues with Unifi everynight
Still in contract with Unifi untill November 2026, hence at the moment I'm having 2 fibre lines active in my house
Allo is my main fibre while Unifi is the backup line, connected to UCG ultra with Asus AX88U as the AP

I registered online during promotion on 7/10/25
The plan is 1Gbps (1000/500), 6 months free, RM139 for 24 months with 2 free mesh routers
The original installation date was 17/10/25

1st intallation attempt
The technician contacted me on Whatsapp a day before installation
However, when he arrived he was not able to go ahead with the installation due to "high fibre reading" for all 4 of the DPs behind my house. CS said in an email it will be repaired in approximately 5 working days. It was Dwali during weekend so I expected it will take around a week.

On 24/10, I sent a follow up email as no updates were given
Allo said they have no ETA on when the repair will be done

On 29/10, I saw someone working on the DP in the afternoon
He left after an hour, CS did not send a follow up email so I have no idea the issue was fixed or not

2nd installation attempt
On 30/10, the technician sent me a message early in the morning for the installation
He pulled the fibre through back of the house, celling and out of the wall using existing electric conduits, no fibre wallbox was giver and the fibre is sharing the same FWB as Unifi (I installed it)
For the fibre, he spliced and fused a slimmer cable to it, put a plastic protective case on it before terminating it with a APC connector (Green)
He was not able to continue with the installation as he didnt bring the correct equipments (missing the pair of mesh routers)
The installation will continue the next day

3rd installation attempt
31/10 morning, he arrived with a pair of TP-Link EX220, with a Nokia G-010G-T ONU
Despite multiple attempts, he couldnt get the promised 1000/500 of 3 different sets of router
The best speed we were able to get on LAN was around 500/100

He said should be a router issue and he will give me better router instead, but the whole installation was postponed again
I did asked him to leave the ONU so I can try to troubleshoot with my own gear, but his superior said he must bring everything back

2/11
Allo finally sent me a installation notice via email, before this it was all done by the technician

4th installation attempt
4/11 morning, I asked the technician for the OLT credentials so I can setup using my own Huawei ONU
He didnt give me any, but he showed up without the equipments again just to tell me he didnt bring anything
Also, he said the reason for not giving me the credentials is because it will cause him issues when the service is activated without him signing off
Another postponed installation

5th visit by the same technician
5/11 morning he showed up, this time with the same Nokia ONU but with a pair of Dlink DIR X3060Z (custom Allo version)
These are AX3000 instead of the AX1800 given previously
We were able to get the full 1000/500 this time, he said it was a configuration error from the server side last time, not the hardware
The fibre reading was around 20dbm
He refused to give me the OLT credentials, again
After signing off, I paid RM100 for the whole installation



Setup

I was given PPPOE instead of IPOE, without a VLAN
By default IPV6 was enabled and works fine
After he left, I ditched the given router and switched back to my Ubiquiti gear
2 days later I contacted customer service for public IP subscription
They changed the PPPOE credentials to ".premium" instead of the usual ".res", with a different password

Experience on the network
I'm not a gamer hence not a reliable sources for game ping results



Cloud ping results here
Amazon Web Services™
us-east-1 (Virginia) 248 ms
us-east-2 (Ohio) 248 ms
us-west-1 (California) 204 ms
us-west-2 (Oregon) 198 ms
ca-central-1 (Canada Central) 274 ms
ca-west-1 (Canada West) 246 ms
eu-west-1 (Ireland) 200 ms
eu-west-2 (London) 175 ms
eu-west-3 (Paris) 182 ms
eu-central-1 (Frankfurt) 183 ms
eu-central-2 (Zurich) 172 ms
eu-south-1 (Milan) 175 ms
eu-south-2 (Spain) 203 ms
eu-north-1 (Stockholm) 208 ms
il-central-1 (Doing business with Israel supports atrocities.) 210 ms
me-south-1 (Doing business with Bahrain supports slavery.) 184 ms
me-central-1 (Doing business with the UAE supports slavery.) 188 ms
af-south-1 (Cape Town) 331 ms
ap-east-1 (Hong Kong) 56 ms
ap-east-2 (Taipei) 86 ms
ap-southeast-3 (Jakarta) 29 ms
ap-south-1 (Mumbai) 74 ms
ap-south-2 (Hyderabad) 57 ms
ap-northeast-3 (Osaka) 87 ms
ap-northeast-2 (Seoul) 83 ms
ap-southeast-1 (Singapore) 13 ms
ap-southeast-2 (Sydney) 109 ms
ap-southeast-4 (Melbourne) 228 ms
ap-northeast-1 (Tokyo) 82 ms
sa-east-1 (São Paulo) 377 ms
cn-north-1 (Beijing) 125 ms
cn-northwest-1 (Ningxia) 138 ms
mx-central-1 (Mexico) 244 ms
us-gov-east-1 256 ms
us-gov-west-1 214 ms

CoreWeave
LAS1 (Las Vegas) 198 ms
ORD1 (Chicago) 227 ms
LGA1 (New York) timeout

DigitalOcean
SFO2 (San Francisco) 196 ms
SFO3 (San Francisco) 203 ms
TOR1 (Toronto) 243 ms
ATL1 (Atlanta) 235 ms
NYC1 (New York) unavailable
NYC2 (New York) unavailable
NYC3 (New York) 249 ms
LON1 (London) 177 ms
AMS3 (Amsterdam) 190 ms
FRA1 (Frankfurt) 172 ms
BLR1 (Bangalore) 53 ms
SGP1 (Singapore) 15 ms
SYD1 (Sydney) 106 ms

Google Cloud Platform
africa-south1 (Johannesburg) 897 ms
asia-east1 (Taiwan) 74 ms
asia-east2 (Hong Kong) 102 ms
asia-northeast1 (Tokyo) 105 ms
asia-northeast2 (Osaka) 201 ms
asia-northeast3 (Seoul) 113 ms
asia-south1 (Mumbai) 155 ms
asia-south2 (Delhi) 160 ms
asia-southeast1 (Singapore) 24 ms
asia-southeast2 (Jakarta) 37 ms
australia-southeast1 (Sydney) 220 ms
australia-southeast2 (Melbourne) 199 ms
europe-central2 (Warsaw) 664 ms
europe-north1 (Finland) 687 ms
europe-north2 (Stockholm) 670 ms
europe-southwest1 (Madrid) 627 ms
europe-west1 (Belgium) 631 ms
europe-west10 (Berlin) 652 ms
europe-west12 (Turin) 653 ms
europe-west2 (London) 319 ms
europe-west3 (Frankfurt) 329 ms
europe-west4 (Netherlands) 330 ms
europe-west6 (Zurich) 658 ms
europe-west8 (Milan) 660 ms
europe-west9 (Paris) 634 ms
global (Global External HTTPS Load Balancer) 23 ms
me-central1 (Doha) 801 ms
me-central2 (Doing business with Saudi Arabia supports slavery and atrocities.) 780 ms
me-west1 (Doing business with Israel supports atrocities.) 722 ms
northamerica-northeast1 (Montréal) 486 ms
northamerica-northeast2 (Toronto) 477 ms
southamerica-east1 (São Paulo) 673 ms
southamerica-west1 (Santiago) 562 ms
us-central1 (Iowa) 229 ms
us-east1 (South Carolina) 244 ms
us-east4 (North Virginia) 245 ms
us-east5 (Columbus) 472 ms
us-south1 (Dallas) 211 ms
us-west1 (Oregon) 215 ms
us-west2 (Los Angeles) 190 ms
us-west3 (Salt Lake City) 381 ms
us-west4 (Las Vegas) 364 ms

Hetzner
Finland 189 ms
Falkenstein, Germany 169 ms
Nuremberg, Germany 345 ms
Ashburn, Virginia 232 ms
Hillsboro, Oregon 256 ms
Singapore 15 ms

IBM Cloud
us-south (Dallas) 233 ms
us-east (Washington DC) 249 ms
eu-gb (London) 187 ms
eu-de (Frankfurt) 179 ms
au-syd (Sydney) 380 ms

Linode
Newark (New York) 254 ms
Singapore 15 ms
London 183 ms
Frankfurt 168 ms
Dallas 226 ms
Toronto 234 ms
Sydney 1268 ms
Atlanta 239 ms
Tokyo 82 ms
Mumbai 167 ms
Fremont (San Francisco) 282 ms

OVH Cloud
Palo Alto (USA) 4 ms
Oregon (USA) 224 ms
Dallas (USA) 244 ms
Chicago (USA) 256 ms
Atlanta (USA) 257 ms
Toronto (Canada) 242 ms
Virginia (USA) 254 ms
Miami (USA) 266 ms
New York (USA) 246 ms
Beauharnois (Quebec, Canada) 255 ms
London (UK) 253 ms
Gravelines (France) 246 ms
Roubaix (France) 255 ms
Paris (France) 244 ms
Strasbourg (France) 251 ms
Frankfurt (Germany) 255 ms
Warsaw (Poland) 273 ms
Mumbai (India) 63 ms
Singapore 16 ms
Sydney (Australia) 105 ms

Scaleway
PAR (France) 248 ms
AMS (Netherlands) 252 ms
WAW (Poland) 271 ms

Vultr
Amsterdam 182 ms
Atlanta 224 ms
Bangalore 84 ms
Mumbai 77 ms
Paris 172 ms
Delhi NCR 86 ms
Dallas 240 ms
New Jersey 251 ms
Frankfurt 165 ms
Honolulu 223 ms
Seoul 232 ms
Osaka 87 ms
Johannesburg 330 ms
Los Angeles 193 ms
London 172 ms
Madrid 169 ms
Manchester 173 ms
Melbourne 116 ms
Mexico City 261 ms
Miami 262 ms
Tokyo 80 ms
Chicago 230 ms
São Paulo 379 ms
Santiago 345 ms
Seattle 182 ms
Singapore 18 ms
Silicon Valley 189 ms
Stockholm 181 ms
Sydney 247 ms
Tel Aviv (Doing business with Israel supports atrocities.) 226 ms
Warsaw 262 ms
Toronto 253 ms

However, from what I have noticed
No more congestions in the night, especially for CF related websites
Even CF speed test consistently showing ping below 8ms


Routing to China is ok, around the same as Unifi/Maxis and way better than TIME
Ping to CF and Google is 50% lower than Unifi, to Microsoft is 50% higher than Unifi according to Ubnt's network monitor
Tried to use Controld DNS with Allo, ended up getting servers in LAX (190ms) so I switched back to Next DNS and Adguard, both are fine (20~30ms)
At the same time, Ubnt network monitor reported ping spikes on Unifi for a few occasions, not once on Allo

I did noticed slow downs on Youtube for a few times, during the night and only for a few minutes (for 2 weeks), all is well now
I tried uploading big files to One drive and Google drive, the max speed I was getting from a single file was only around 80Mbps
Only when uploading multiple (12 files, 1Gb+ each) I will be able to see the upload speed going beyond 700Mbps
Yes, somehow I was give 1000/1000 symmetric plan after subscribed to public IP...
Torrent is fine on both public and private IP

Been using it for 3 weeks now, fibre service has been up 24/7 apart from a few times when I was itching to tinker with the setup causing it to disconnect lol

Overall I'm happy with the network, the installation not so much
2.7TB used until today, and my Unifi failover never kicked in
I just hope I will never have to deal with another visit by the technician again