Or TM has already signed an obligation with blacknut to host their services and is exclusive until it expires since Blacknut came to Malaysia first (Idk this exactly I’m just spitballing)

Currently I’ve tried both StarHub GFN and Yes GFN, both I have had no issues with queues (Which having multiple providers will help a lot). So maybe NVIDIA still don’t see a need currently to expand it unless they can’t keep up with the customer demands for VMs

Monopoly? Yes very much so, Yes charges RM20 more for non Yes customers, and Yes subscribers can only use credit card to pay for it, and non Yes customers can pay for it with debit for RM20 more

But you can technically save a bit by using StarHub’s, but I believe their traffic is higher so the queue will be longer, but in the short time that I’ve used it, I never had the in queue message popped up

And also, from a Reddit post, Malaysia GFN are using CC150 + Tesla P10, StarHub GFN is probably also comparable since they’re alliance partners as well as supposed to Nvidia’s own data center. So specs wise, they’re probably very much comparable to Blacknut or maybe better (I can’t find their specs unfortunately)

But I will agree that having TM hosting the VMs will definitely help a lot considering their peering routes are probably like 10x better compared to Yes’s peering to local telco/ISP

try this through unifi phone app

guys, what do we get for unifi tiered perks ? free gifts? vouchers? rebates?

I subscribed to GFN via Starhub before YES GFN was available. I still use Starhub Premium with a grandfathered price SGD 9.99/month as it is cheaper (now it is SGD 12.99/month for new users; they will receive 50 hours of priority queue, compared to the the legacy 40 hours).

When comparing host latency between Starhub and YES GFN services using the Nmap tool in Malaysia via Celcom 5G mobile network:

Starhub GFN: 15 ms latency


YES GFN: 18 ms latency


This post has been edited by eclectice: Dec 13 2023, 05:44 PM

In my app dont show anything, only at dashboard through unifi website and only show this. there is nothing below account recovery.


Attached thumbnail(s)

memang suruh buat ACCOUNT RECOVERY!

failing that:
(1) contact netflix and ask how do you login when all you have is id such@unifi. is that even a valid login id? and if it is, tell them it's not an email that belongs to you.

(2) ask unifi to delete and create new netflix activation, send to you. again, that id is not even an email, nor it belongs to you. you can't do anything with it.

This post has been edited by Oltromen Ripot: Dec 13 2023, 11:51 PM

Are you sure its not free and there is payment for it? Check it out first before cancellation.

oh, he wants to cancel it?

then joehann needs to call 100. cannot through chat.
that is what i was told (by chat CS) to do to cancel ala-carte' Viu before.

if i still have about 8 months of contract for my unifi, and my cousin one is also under contract (not sure how many months left), is it still possible for me to transfer my unifi account to her?

transfer ownership, probably possible while still under contract. transfer fee apply. penalty, not sure, but don't think so as line is not cancelled.

1 premise can have up to 3 accounts OF DIFFERENT OWNERS. if intent is to merge premise, i suggest don't transfer ownership, just move it.

can meh? i address can have 3 accounts? sure bo.. u mean on the same BTU can have multiple unifi accounts at the same time? i heard about 1 BTU can have unifi or maxis (or celcom/digi etc) at the same time. but never heard about the former.


i still have another 7 months of contract to go... but new place has no unifi coverage.
so i have no choice but to switch to time broadband.

then now left with this prob of how to deal with the remaining unifi broadband connection.
the last visit to tm they said i can suspend the line up to 3 months due to no coverage. (it is a temperaily solution i can go with first before i have a solution to it.

my parent's house has existing unifi connection already. rm89 (30Mbps now upgraded to 100Mbps). it is possible that i transfer them my SWU 2.0 (300Mbps now 500Mbps) plan becos they have no more contract, but i do not wish to do so. becos their usage is low. i am paying rm129 now. if i transfer to them, additional rm40 per month for nothing...
they are better off to stay on rm89 for 100Mbps instead. besides, if i transfer my 7 months contract line to someone else, do they just need to serve the 7 months contract or it will be a reset to 24 months?

if TM does allow multiple unifi line on the same premise, i can still relocate the line to my parent's house and they just use my 500Mbps line for 7 months (at least it will not go into waste).

As I know, TIME will only serve those new project only. They don't go do for old housing area.

TM just called and asked to reset router + gateway. IP now changed to 175.

But I still can't connect to my CCTV remotely.

Need help here.
Anything I need to do on the router, like port forwarding or something?

i enquired few
months ago in anticipation that i might need to move from rental home (unifi) to own home (maxis), plus, both sides are on contract, so termination was not possible sans penalty.

i confirm the unifi agent told me,

1) 1 premise can only have 1 fibre (my understanding it means HSBB fibre, if got maxis or time then of course they don't mind pull totally another fibre).

2) that 1 fibre can be used by 1 ISP, e.g. cannot mix unifi and maxis.

3) unifi allow up to 3 accounts in same premise (fibre, i think), owned by different identities. cannot have multiple unifi accounts using same identity.

i remember going through TnC afterward; there is mention that you can have up to a number of fibre registrations under 1 identity, but each at different premises.

This post has been edited by Oltromen Ripot: Dec 14 2023, 01:47 PM

Your Unifi private IP protects your CCTV system from hackers, but it also means you need a new way to access them remotely. Two options: set up a VPN (secure tunnel to your network) by using a third-party VPN provider that can be set up in your home router or subscribe to a cloud-based CCTV solution (remote viewing and recording). VPN requires tech setup, cloud has fees - choose what best fits your skills and budget.



Some IP addresses in the IP prefix 175.0.0.0/24 are not private. Today, Unifi assigned me a public IP address as an 800 Mbps Unifi user, which is within that prefix. If my IP address is private, I won't be able to access my router and NAS remotely.

This post has been edited by eclectice: Dec 14 2023, 02:36 PM

Sounds about right for Yes

Would expect TM performance to be on par comparing to StarHub as well if NVIDIA ever partners with TM

Pretty sure he’s currently on public IP now, so just gotta port forward his NVR

If he hasn't changed his forwarding port settings in his router, he should be able to access his CCTV system just as before.

It's possible that NVIDIA is interested in investing in the official Geforce Now service using YES data center infrastructure. I hope so, ehehehe ehehehe.

However, I doubt that TM will upgrade its TM One Cloud Alpha data center from the Huawei platform to the NVIDIA platform; the cost would be too high.

This post has been edited by eclectice: Dec 14 2023, 02:22 PM

Wondering if Synology NAS can work behind a private IP?
If not, is it a valid request to TM to demand for a public IP arrangement?

I just noticed something, I have the same CCTV still connected to TIME Internet at my condo.
Once I connect to TM Unifi Wifi, I can't remote access and view the CCTV anymore.
I off the phone's Wifi and use 4G/5G, then can access it.

If your Synology NAS requires DDNS setup, then it is not possible if your ISP assigns your router a private shared address space (networks 10.0.0.0/8, 172.16.0.0/12, 192.168.0.0/16, and IETF-defined 100.64.0.0/10).

This post has been edited by eclectice: Dec 14 2023, 03:43 PM