i think you are the one misleading yourself.

you signed up for 300Mbps. You know when you signed up it will revert back to original subscribed speed of 300Mbps.

Kalau awak peniaga, kalau sesuatu yang pada awalnya awak cuma pinjamkan sementara, tapi kemudiannya awak nak beri terus; instead of pelanggan bersyukur atas apa yang pada mulanya pinjaman menjadi kekal, dia minta pula sesuatu yang bertambah-tambah di atas. awak rasa adil?

we don't need to talk about broadband malaysia cut throat pricing lah. that is different agenda. just need to think fairness within the scope of campaign also topkek; what you are demanding now is simply "sudah diberi betis, hendak paha pula"

sheesh... us 2Gbps-ers never even get a message before, and TM improved on that by now.

He's expecting a very personalised notification that is exactly match-made for him, through every channel.

my billing day.
I expect name of plan to change from 2Gbps to 50Gbps when it's finally out in few days.

2224 2Gbps --> 200Gbps

that's normal.

• order not appearing for days

• ... then suddenly appearing

• ... which later gets cancelled

• ... only to disappear again

• ... and replaced by a new order number

• ... and suddenly you get appointment pre-set

just a theory.

those currently on <=100Mbps were given wifi5.
so they might need to upgrade to wifi6 on 300Mbps, thus postponed just like 800Mbps going for ultra.

CAT5 cable and/or LAN port is only FastEthernet 10/100.

Gigabit Ethernet need CAT5e minimum, on top of GigabitEthernet ports on both sides.

Also, check if you explicitly capped that LAN port to FastEthernet speed in Windows networking and/or BIOS.

This post has been edited by Oltromen Ripot: Oct 11 2023, 02:30 PM

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This post has been edited by Oltromen Ripot: Oct 11 2023, 04:30 PM

1. @soonwai was responding to another post; himself NOT experiencing the issue highlighted in by poster he responded to.

2. CAT5 and CAT5e are two different cables, in case it is not yet apparent. And highlighted by the other poster, he is already using CAT8.

walauweh... the routers of different SSIDs aren't supposed to talk to one another lah.
the only situation you want them to talk to one another on same channel is when they are in same mesh backbone group. even mesh nodes in the same group won't sit on same channel except for backbone transmission; scan your airwaves and you will see your mesh nodes are on different channels.

you DON'T WANT overlapping wifi channel.
but since it is unavoidable these days, you WANT the least overlapping channels if you can't get an exclusive channel.

you imagine several separate group of people talking on walkie-talkie ON THE SAME CHANNEL. then they will need to slice the transmission so that each group gets their shared airtime. this will provide less airtime as more groups get onto the same channel. in wifi, that means less time is is able to transmit before it gets interrupted by competing SSIDs.

SwarmTroll

This post has been edited by Oltromen Ripot: Oct 12 2023, 09:39 AM

look into "band steering" feature applicable to your respective make and model, if supported.

betul ke RM89.90?





(to be clear, the above is screencap from early September)

This post has been edited by Oltromen Ripot: Oct 12 2023, 03:55 PM

No, that was screencap of early September.

that's why i said, i suspect each TMpoint - or even personnel attending the counters - are empowered to certain extent to adjust offering with intent to drive up sales. that's why all those SWU or change plans, especially with contract remaining, need to run through neutral approval in HQ so as to avoid too low a price or too excessive a bundle that it ends up hurting TM as a company.

This post has been edited by Oltromen Ripot: Oct 12 2023, 03:54 PM

FTTR - they lay fiber to the site.

lets say, from your main router in living room, lay invisible fibre over wall(?) all the way to end of far corridor, instead of drilling and hacking wall tonlay CAT cable. imagine your mesh nodes have backbone of fibre instead of wireless or CAT.

(well, of course need to convert the fibre signal back to RJ45 before can plug back to mesh node, but you get the diea...)

imagine this:

those that previously lamented and sighed wireless mesh weren't exactly a solution and that they can't hack wall or drill holes because of condo/multi-storey house/renovated/permanent fixtures/permanent furnitures/etc etc to do wired backhaul, now can lay invisible fibres along their wall, without even hacking or drilling.

expensive? yes.
satisifed? should be.

strategy to prevent wireless snooping and corporate espionage.
competitive industry?
sounds like your company have competent IT security.
you should be proud /serious

I, for one, will surely spend on this for my house just to create backbone from living room to kitchen. The network is now disjointed into 2 sections connected by wireless mesh; because the ceiling space is divided front-rear by firewall and outdoor water tank, so I can't exactly thread a CAT or fobre as it is without having a shielding pipe installed to protect against exposure to outdoor weather.

must be TMpoint or TMpoint-rebranded-as-Unifi Store.

authorised agents are 3rd-parties, cannot offer deal other than what is standard allowed.

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