The question is will TM roll that out to all subscriber eventually?

Upgrading plan would restart the 24 months contract 

p2p with ipv6 does exist though it was still rare

Seldom peerers enable ipv6.
We cannot rely on the ipv6 to get good download speed.
Bottomline public ip still the best to go.

If ur that determined then, then use vpn with portfoward or specificly pay isp for public ip like business plan, Most good seeders are ald dualstacked and world will migrate to ipv 6 soon so it will be just pain for transition for now

If ur that determined then, then use vpn with portfoward or specificly pay isp for public ip like business plan, Most good seeders are ald dualstacked and world will migrate to ipv 6 soon so it will be just pain for transition for now

If you are that worried of your security, get the TP-Link or Asus routers that have built in security features. That is the best alternative if you are not a technical person.

refer here.

EDIT: Downgraded from 800Mbps to 100Mbps a few months back. Will move to top package soon, once contract over.

what are the "fixed ip packages" mentioned inside that PDF?

consumer's  300Mbps and above?

IPv6 still got a long way to go... At least 3-5 years later as China is now strongly improving their IPv6 network. And because of CGNAT introduces,the IPv6 adoption is slower than estimated.
So unless US and EU start fully pushing IPv6 otherwise the ipv6 still need years to go.
And also most server hosting company still didn't care about IPv6 as for now.

I'm not intimidated. It's just the fact that I was not aware that my newly-installed unifi have world-reachable public IP before this morning. I ticked allow https access to gateway from internet, and was able to from a mobile line.
Now that I am aware, it's time to beef its security layers to more than just a meager DIR-830M.

If you are that worried of your security, get the TP-Link or Asus routers that have built in security features. That is the best alternative if you are not a technical person.

please ... don't mar my joy by suggesting simplistic hardware  😏
"honey, i really need to buy this and skip sleep over that and it's all because of them for you.... they always say kesenangan hari ini untuk kesengsaraan hari esok, so lets avoid that by preventing it upfront."

Does your DDNS service provide/update AAAA records for IPv6?

Anyway it should work. Basically every device on your LAN that has IPv6 will be accessible from the internet. Not necessarily a good thing so ensure your router's firewalls are up to snuff.

Here, https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=88431256 , I tested using IPv6 to connect to my iPhone which was running a http server. And it works.

Not a very technical person. To check is my DDNS Provider (am using Asus DDNS) provide AAAA. I should use nslookup? I checked using www.nslookup.io, No AAAA records found.

My Asus Router is my VPN Server, i tried to connect (client) using my iPhone with UMobile and public WiFi (Tung Shin Hospital, provider also TM but i am not sure did Tung Shin Hospital enable IPV6). Both network (UMobile and Public Wifi) unable reach my Asus router/VPN Server (i checked the log).

If i understand your explanation correctly. My iPhone should be able to reach Asus router/VPN Server because UMobile also support IPV6. However, that is not the case today.

One more point is that from iPhone (using OpenVPN APP), i can see it is keep trying to connect using IPV4.

Are there any unifi agents here?

Looking to apply a new subscription but when i tried on the website/call centre...they don't really understand the concept of a townhouse and thus rejected my application cos the unit downstairs X-1 (i'm X-2) is already subscribed.

Another reason they gave is that there's no port. So i'm not sure which is which.

Talk to the neighbour downstair get them to upgrade and you share cost with them, and get a decent router to mesh it !!

most if not all customer grade router DDNS client would only update IPv4 Dynamic IP, would not update IPv6 Dynamic IP even if the provider support AAAA record IPv6, example noip.com support free ddns services and free AAAA record IPv6. noip.com even have a Dynamic DNS Update Client (DUC) for Windows (there is also linux and mac client) version 4.1.1 compile date 21 ‎January, ‎2016 modified 21 ‎December, ‎2017 that would not update IPv6 Dynamic IP.

Are there any unifi agents here?

Looking to apply a new subscription but when i tried on the website/call centre...they don't really understand the concept of a townhouse and thus rejected my application cos the unit downstairs X-1 (i'm X-2) is already subscribed.

Another reason they gave is that there's no port. So i'm not sure which is which.