probably because it autoconnect to old BSSID. (the one you "see" on-air is SSID).
the new AP have different BSSID even if you "see" the same on-air.

remove the wifi connection profile. recreate anew.

fuck. and i had RM129/100Mbps broadband-only installed just few days ago....

Wake me up when September ends.

15 days left.
10 weekdays left (incl. 1 public holiday).

not same premise.
it's to replace Digi Infinite 150 in kampung.
Unlimited FUP 1000GB, tapi 4G signal makin teruk, everyday have to restart modem.
Kampung bukan banyak choice.
If you compare 1-4Mbps/RM150 vs 100Mbps/RM129, it only be senseless to continue paying.

don't delete lah.
New UPB can work on IPTV VLAN. Performance and picture quality better than when streaming over internet.

(facepalm)

each of the LAN port is 1Gbps.
And it does not support port aggregation protocol.

I use RT-AX86U multi-WAN 1:1 load-balancing, only able to get 1.75Gbps/750Mbps at best. Probably because my local exhange is saturated.

No. You got it wrong.

It does not mean that if there is 100 subscribers of 100Mbps, ISP will need to have 10Gbps (10000Mbps) of pipeline in background to service them all at same time.
What happens is, maybe ISP will only have 5Gbps of piepline, because it is only natural that not everyone will be online at same time, and not everyone will fully utilise all 10Gbps at the exact same time.

So the MSAP does affect pricing. But wholesale pricing.
We the end customers will get a cut of that reduced costs for ISP to provide service to us. But don't expect a 50% cut at wholesale level to translate to 50% cut at retail level.
There are others costs for the ISP to borne as well, like providing basic modem and routers, marketing, sending tehcnicians here and there, pulling and replacing cables, new equipment cabinet and maintenance and replacement, ....

More so with TM's fucked up playing "favouritism" with offering different price to different subscribers, it will be difficult to guesstimate what should justly be applicable to all.

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MSAP is ISP-to-ISP pricing.
RAO is the document that list down ISP-to-ISP pricing. So there is no favoritism in pricing as there is established rates that applies to all.

So for example,
TM published the price adjustment in RAO.
If Maxis wants to interconnect to TM, then Maxis will be offered such and such price per TM's RAO.
Maxis wants to interconnect to CelcomDigi will use CelcomDigi's RAO.

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on hindsight;
our premise of price cut is based on ISP not changing their existing pipeline and everything else. then it would really be a reduced costing to them.
From 10Gbps @ RM10k/ea
Become 10Gbps @ RM5k/ea

but what if instead of staying as-is, ISP took the chance to double their pipeline bandwidth in celebration of halved cost.
Become 20Gbps @ RM5k/ea

....
whill there be savings for retail customers then?


This post has been edited by Oltromen Ripot: Sep 17 2023, 03:38 PM

I just had new 100Mbps/RM129 broadband-only installed, so to new customers, having additional bundled Netflix for the same price is not a loss.

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This post has been edited by Oltromen Ripot: Sep 18 2023, 04:00 PM

Are you not using the D-Link ONR that came with Ultra plans?