Thanks mate for the help

Looking forward to see your new speedtest result. My buddy has gotten his 1G speed upgrade. Now he is using the D-Link ONU + Bridge mode link with his TP-Link AX-72 and get abt 900++ MB speed

Sometime i wonder with all these "free" speed upgrade

Where all the free extra bandwidth come from without hugeee upgrading of the backend fiber infra?

Did they install addtional high capacity new cable?

Did fiber optic tech multiplexing multi light spectrum blah blah thingy got huge tech breakthrough such as that existing fiber can be use but with increase 1000 fold in bandwidth

Or voodoo magic invloved?

If not how they increase so many pipu bandwidth so much without added cost

Only thing i can say is they probally cheat or throttle low tier peasant unifi plan and or u only get the speed burst for short period.

This post has been edited by yolldddd: Apr 23 2024, 05:32 PM

MSAP mandatory requirement,

As we know, TM rather choose to upgrade the subscribed speed rather than to reduce the price

https://soyacincau.com/2023/07/11/mcmc-on-m...september-2023/

Exactly my point

All my slowdown started after they start offering these "free" upgrade

B4 it was perfect...

I rather they lower the price than these fakes upgrade

Wut a scam this unifi is

This post has been edited by yolldddd: Apr 23 2024, 06:54 PM

They only guarantee the local bandwidth.
They already have the base infrastructure ,and should be enough for most subscriber to utilize the bandwidth to local hosted services.
And they didn't expect 99% of users utilize 100% subscribed speed all of the time.

So unless your area/connected OLT got multiple high speed plan user who run at full speed at all time, and someone keep reporting the speed cant run at full speed, they are not going to upgrade the fiber or equipment.

For the routing,as someone here said before,the TM to worldwide bandwidth QoS is prioritize for business/enterprise user or IP Transit services.

So,nowadays VPN is essential for those unifi users who want a stable connection to worldwide server.

Even if they assume less than 50% of unifi user will fully utilize their advertise bandwidth

At least fix all ur routing problem first lahhhh and all the other issue b4 offering free upgrade

Imagine the shit show IF 50% of unifi user abuse fully utilize their advertise bandwidth 24/7 non stop

This post has been edited by yolldddd: Apr 23 2024, 07:26 PM

Anyone with rm129 for SWU1.0 with 500mbps replacing with SWU4.0? What is the offer that you receive frm TM? Thanks

Is your technician gonna be helping you to configure the combo device into bridge mode? My technician does not know how to do it and I thought if possible can you please get the contact number of your technician so that mine can learn from him haha. I’ve tried following the instructions given here earlier but it’s not working.

I received the dlink combo device. Just that I’m still using old Huawei modem with my Asus router. Technician does not know how to configure the dlink into bridge mode He told me he never face such request before so does not know how to do.

I'm tired of having to use a VPN at night because after 9-ish pm, certain sites and services slow down to a crawl.

It was fine before their free speed upgrade exercise.

I think certain website super slow since last Satuday

force to use vpn as well

Pay so much for high speed internet in the end still need vpn for speed

Really wtf this unifi

Yeah it's utterly ridiculous. The actual decent VPNs don't come cheap.

I had been facing this issue long time until today

Any network analytic can confirm which routing issue TM causing it ?

This post has been edited by Maxieos: Apr 23 2024, 11:25 PM

You may follow this

https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...#entry109336492

My friend successfully bridge the D-Link ONR with TP-Link router with this step, I find it weird that you could not get yours working

This post has been edited by BladeRider88: Apr 24 2024, 08:54 AM

I'm not quite sure. It's unfortunate that TM doesn't provide this knowledge to all their onsite technicians, especially when it's crucial information for customers who ask for it.

But hey, since I'm only getting 1Gb/s anyway, I can simply repurpose the old BTU. Plus, my home Wi-Fi is still operating on Wi-Fi AC, so I wouldn't be able to fully leverage the 1Gb/s speed anyway!

If the technician can't handle it, I'll simply give it a shot myself.

I mean you have to remember that most TM technicians are considered out sourced and rarely is trained by TM professionally.

I also had to play around with it to bridge it for my OPNSense before any guides ever came out, asked technician and had no idea, this was back when SWU 3.0 was the main “cheaper” plan

User interface was kinda ass and definitely wasn’t helping to make it easier

Now time to wait for my 2Gbps upgrade

I am aware of that, but TM ought to enforce bridge setup training for all their outsourced contractors.
While bridge mode might not be a concern for typical home users, it becomes crucial in office environments. Given that many offices rely on their own routers/firewalls that does the PPPoE dial up & DHCP management.

Can we opt out of the 1 Gbps upgrade because I don't think it's that huge of an improvement.

Plus not a big fan on the BTU situation.

Why not just give us a 2.5 Gbps ONU? IIRC, Maxis is using a 2.5 Gbps ONU for their 1 Gbps and 2 Gbps plans on TM infrastructure.

I mean you’re only gaining and not losing much, 200mbps more DL and 300mbps UL

It can still be reprogrammed into a bridge ONU, and basically works the same as your previous old ONU that isn’t an ONR

As to why not 2.5G ONR with POTS, you must be new to TM practices unless absolutely necessary.