QUOTE(failed.hashcheck @ May 1 2024, 06:45 PM)
Do tm lock your account to specific router?
My Asus router going kaput, so I swap to my backup TM provided Fiberhome (SR1041F) router.
All settings checked. But my pppoe keep dialing into this internal ip 172.20.*.* that have no internet connection.
Today the technician come, they also can't explain what happen. so they request pppoe reset. Now my internet worked on this fiberhome router.
When the technician leave, I tried to swap the router to slightly decent TPlink router from Celcom. The problem returns. pppoe dialed into 172.20.*.* ip again. Tried spoof the MAC from original previous Fiberhome router, also no go.
Now I suspicious already. So I swap yet again to yet another TM fiberhome router (SR1041Y), also same problem.
I give up, swap back to the original Fiberhome SR1041F, it worked?!?!!
Do I need to call TM to reset my account every time I change ruter or what?
Just ask them to reset the network.My Asus router going kaput, so I swap to my backup TM provided Fiberhome (SR1041F) router.
All settings checked. But my pppoe keep dialing into this internal ip 172.20.*.* that have no internet connection.
Today the technician come, they also can't explain what happen. so they request pppoe reset. Now my internet worked on this fiberhome router.
When the technician leave, I tried to swap the router to slightly decent TPlink router from Celcom. The problem returns. pppoe dialed into 172.20.*.* ip again. Tried spoof the MAC from original previous Fiberhome router, also no go.
Now I suspicious already. So I swap yet again to yet another TM fiberhome router (SR1041Y), also same problem.
I give up, swap back to the original Fiberhome SR1041F, it worked?!?!!
Do I need to call TM to reset my account every time I change ruter or what?
May 1 2024, 08:23 PM

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