Doubt so, I can’t remember who here but someone stuck a piece of paper into the ONU to pretend that it’s dead to get a replacement. FOC cuz ONU is literally free to them cuz of how cheap it is

Where the fiber plugs in yes

Interesting, ONU should be FOC tho, maybe not for upgrade but 1 unit is only like RM10+ for TM from what I heard, next time if need change it’s most likely from the installer and not TM officially, keep an eye out

Yep, ISP usually just buy bulk devices from OEM/Manufacturer, won't be surprised if it's even cheaper than that. And ONU is basically worthless since they're supposed to last quite a bit, so not much market is going to be there for these devices

That's possibly one of the best option, mid of the road, LEDs not too bright, and doesn't feel too cheap looking compared to Fibrehome

Okay glad I wasn't the only one finding the Ultra ONR's light basically blinding, I had to cover it up with wrapping foam or else my whole living room is gonna be like a fucking rave during midnight

It’s so bad, my previous Fiberhome ONU was the best. This with the never ending LAN 1 blue light is fucking horrible. And no way to turn it off as well, good job D-Link. I love to have a party in my living room at midnight

Time to disable all of them tonight

It might impact you, especially under CGNAT. As different IPs goes through different internal gateway, some gateway is congested and some isn’t

Either your HG8240H is faulty, or your cables are bad.

Abnormal WAN Port speed

Always use LAN to test speed

Some servers is congested, some servers routing is bad from your router to it, if you use WiFi it’s susceptible to interference.

You can try some known good servers with TM. Not sure where do you live but I’m in JB, Uni5G, U Mobile, Celcom, Singtel, StarHub, NewMedia and all gives me near my 1Gbps plan speeds under ideal conditions.

Remember, always test with LAN and never JUST WiFi.

This post has been edited by yenchenje: Oct 19 2023, 01:21 PM

Idk why exactly TM's giving the ONR when there's not even 2.5GB port actually, only reason I can think is for the inbuilt wifi 6 radio

Hate to be that guy but if you’re paying for 1Gbps/2Gbps you’re probably already have sufficient funds for a converter with SFP ONU for 2.5G WAN

Only reason that someone won’t do it is bc of Mr Otromen here, which has a completely valid reason, it’s just not for the typical consumer. The only reason I’m willing to dip into it is because I literally live with my parents and I can afford some time and money to tinker. You bet my ass that I’ll move everything back to TM’s default equipment if I don’t live with them. My fam won’t know jack shit about all these equipment other than the modem and router name, and remotely diagnosing with them, whether with me or TM, they’ll have to USE the original equipment from TM.

Yes the 2Gbps bandwidth will be wasted but the only ppl that’ll reasonably use up to that amount of bandwidth is tech geeks. Normal users will NEVER exceed 500 or even 300 under ideal conditions

Gotta love that they did this when I JUST upgraded to 1Gbps with D Link ONR, they better be giving that during the 2024 800Mbps/1Gbps user upgrades

So far only 2nd month, if they tie again then whatever, as long as they give us proper equipment to fully utilize the allocated bandwidth and let me be a shitty neighbor in the neighborhood

Taking all the bandwidth on their fiber and using 160Mhz for all my WiFi APs and hogging the bandwidth

Highly doubt that we’ll see NGN being deployed at a low income area/less dense area then

My area (Ulu Tiram) most of the ppl here is just on 4G CPE, think my fam is the only one in the neighborhood having 1Gbps. My new place maybe more but still probably at most 500Mbps.

Will test if I’m connected to NGN later when I get back home since my ONR is not reachable within my internal network

Nokia/Alcatel-Lucent here
JB Ulu Tiram Area (White DB Box)

Downloading Linux ISO from HDChina, reached about 700Mbps on 1Gbps, Linux ISO from 1337 reached about 400Mbps-500Mbps peak on 1Gbps.

Do take note I also have public IP instead of CGNAT

Private, you're under CGNAT, so that might be impacting your speeds a little bit. TM only assign public IP to 300Mbps and below if you have valid reason(CCTV, self hosting etc). Torrenting I don't think it's a valid reason for TM to assign you. Maybe try a seedbox?

No POTS? Are they planning to move to RJ45 VLAN based VoIP?

Typo, should be 100Mbps and below