Your router is the one giving you IPv6 connectivity, you need disable it yourself in your router's web Ui if you don't want IPv6 connectivity.

Exactly. But dun know what the rest are waiting for? For this rm69 package to be offered to everyone not even B40?

I seriously doubt so.

Still waiting how to get this package.. my parents house using 30mbs rm89 for now.

They announced today
https://www.lowyat.net/2023/296627/pakej-pe...bb-launch-date/

yah but not about 100mbps and 300mbps and 500mbps and 800mbps that i waiting

Hi,

I recently received whatapps message from unifi asking me to upgrade to wifi 6 router. Is the router reliable and worth the changes? Thanks for answering

No, just buy your own WIFI 6 router better. If you are looking for affordable and good WIFI 6 router look for Mercusys MR80X at shopee less than RM225 can get already.

Better wait for the new MSAP pricing for comparison before committing to the two year contract.

unifi changed mine to dlink ax3000 wifi6 router after change of package and I must say, it is miles better than previous tplink wifi 5....signal is so strong now that i dont have to use mesh anymore. for me, it's more than adequate and I'd recommend it...only negative is the crappy user interface

any promo currently for maxis > unifi fibre?

not unifi, but alternative.
just read post on SoyaCincau that CelcomDigi offers to their existing mobile subscribers
300Mbps/RM100 (original RM150)
100Mbps/RM90 (RM130)
50Mbps/RM75 (RM90)

disclaimer: posted without responsibility

No matter how, if we get only fiber, unifi is still the cheapest, right?

just curious, is other isp giving public ip for 300Mbps plan and above?

1. Buy ur own router,
Asus, tplink its good one

Got review by blacktubi here
https://www.blacktubi.com/

2. Its unnecessary to extend your contract by 2 yrs with tm just for router

Alamak.. managed to finally figure it out. There's this Service Control under Application. When HTTPS is set at WAN, your port forward will automatically disabled.
So, after deselect HTTPS for WAN, you need to enable back your port forward.. haihh enable checkbox also not too prominent (or maybe my eyes getting older already)




Im actually already using this as backup. Cuma performance a bit sluggish especially viewing your ipcam

This is actually so clunky lol, why would they enable that by default.. but good for you for figuring it out! Also consider change the modem when you have the budget so you can stop using that god awful TM provided modem..

Not much can be done, except use their paid services.

No worries. Im setting this up for my parents house where devices are not that many. Still consider an upgrade over AC1200 previously (DIR842). Back at home im already on TP-Link AX90.

But talking about TP-Link, sadly this model is not 'yet' listed to get EasyMesh support update whereas AX55 is planned to be getting it.

https://www.tp-link.com/my/easymesh/product-list/

I saw they've just added AX80 in the planned list. I hope they will extend to AX90 too.

So what is EasyMesh?

EasyMesh is a standard certification launched by the WiFi Alliance, which brings a standards-based approach to multiple AP networks. It is a basic standard that defines the protocol for the interconnectivity between different APs

Senang cerita, you can use other brand to become your mesh network.

https://www.tp-link.com/en/blog/288/

Malaysians overpay for internet

https://www.theedgemarkets.com/node/659822

Malaysia always behind everything if really compare to other countries. Don't always compare else life turn not eay..