Please, go ahead.
/k is public blog.

Free permanent speed upgrade campaign 2023: For those current or applied new BEFORE 5th October.

Your own risk-taking to gamble if change plan on and after 5th.

inb4 port released

i remember reading clause, if you terminate, you can't sign up again for 6mth.
clause specifically to combat this kind of manipulation.

This is the kind of response that will turn off anyone from even entertaining you.

Good bye.

BenYeeHua
Rainings
stranger88

nailed own coffin

but.... everybody already expected the trick laaah, that TM won't outright reduce price of existing subscriptions.

you see even those 2Gbps, they rather give "a token of appreciation" than slash price.

This post has been edited by Oltromen Ripot: Oct 7 2023, 06:49 PM

if i have to guess, you probably need to remove IPTV connection profile altogether.
maybe each connection profile must have at least 1 port assigned, thus it refuses when you attempt to shift all ports to INTERNET which will cause no port left for IPTV.

No.
Latest T&C is,
• switch to Unifi Air, or
• pay termination penalty (+administrative + months balance)

another 24mth contract renewal

Just As Planned™

relocation is non-renewal after all.

but since not sure availability in new home, aiming contract-free is indeed the wisest move even if not ideal pocket-wise under the threat of termination penalty.

1Gbps AIO retails for no-contract RM189(?)

2.5Gbps will be x2.5 price

I have 3 units altogether

When upgrade from 1Gbps to 2Gbps, technician brought 3rd unit.
I'm only needing 1 unit to cover whole house since after MCO no longer need to cover larger square foot.

I did tested with 1Gbps and 2Gbps subscription.
I plug in the old ZTE and RT-AX86U just like before ultraTested speed using built-in speedtest of ASUS.

But I only manage to get around 850Mbps+ download iirc.
The upload was 500Mbps+ (1Gbps) and around ~750Mbps (2Gbps).
That's why I am not so hung up when my ultra ONR can reach full 1Gbps and 2Gbps capacity; i believe i'm limited by the upstream exchange and congestion in my area.

This post has been edited by Oltromen Ripot: Oct 8 2023, 09:29 AM

Yeah, the AIO ONR (ONU+router, all-in-one).
Sometime gonna misread that 'R' with ONU/ONT, I'm just gonna call it ultra ONR.

Our chief complaint is while it is capable of handling 2Gbps fiber speed, the RJ45 ports is handicap limit to 1Gbps each. So you can't squeeze a single TCP connection of more than 2Gbps through it.
You can't join 2 ports to make bigger virtual pipeline of 2Gbps sum because it does not support port aggregation protocol.

Some ktards will say "use SFP". But that is not home solution. If you yourself blur blur set up SFP today and die tomorrow, who's going to maintain your supreme home set up moving forward?

maxis is cooking a response, if you read maxis fibre thread.

even unifi is using CGNAT by default, for all plans less than 300Mbps.

With Maxis, at least I have option to pay RM10 to escape CGNAT penalty regardless my subscribed speed. People say unifi better in that sense as it defaults to dynamic public IP for all 300Mbps and above; but that is not sustainable in long run as IPv4 is limited and not everyone actually will notice the CGNAT penalty and will remain indifferent regardless. More so now more gets bumped to 300Mbps. Even 50Mbps gets bumped straight to 300Mbps wehhh.

This post has been edited by Oltromen Ripot: Oct 8 2023, 09:48 AM

I disabled IPv6 in my network equipment.

I have long determined IPv6 is a major bottleneck that hampers "speedy" network. And sometimes cripples networking ("aha! it's you!!!!").
Since 200x, I disabled IPv6 everywhere, home and company.

so far i had no issue on Maxis. except the one time LOS after extended removal of equipment during renovation.

unifi isn't giving IPv4 for free.
that "RM10" is costed in 300Mbps+ plans.
someone gotta pay it someway and somehow.
IANA allocation is not free after all.

https://www.ipxo.com/blog/ipv4-price-history/

all the routers now are mesh-capable.
does not mean you get 2 units to create a mesh.

check the entitlement that you signed for.

because SWU intended for those who wanna terminate/transfer, not for casual window shopping then suddenly wants it.