I actually changed the Unifi Skyworth Network to "Bridge".

My new Asus router, i set in PPPOE pw and user.

Weird no internet.

I attached some pics.
Did I miss any setting?

Thanks

I actually changed the Unifi Skyworth Network to "Bridge".

My new Asus router, i set in PPPOE pw and user.

Weird no internet.

I attached some pics.
Did I miss any setting?

Thanks

So anybody found workaround for internet going slow at night yet?

SNIP

vpn

Walk-in to tmpoint, disappointed that to eligible for 6mth free waiver, it said compulsory to signup their unifi mobile 39 plan (at least 3mth).

Hindsight should have visit other tmpoint branches to confirm and do comparison, and if this lady was bullshitting with me.

so if i happened to passby another tmpoint will consult to terminate that useless mobile plan earlier to minimise my loss.

Current plan:
300mbps: 129

Quoted:
300mbps: 119 + 6mth free waiver + wifi6 router
500mbps: 139 + 6mth free waiver + wifi6 router

Result:
stay with 300mbps. approx. 5mth free waiver (deduct mobile plan) + wifi6 router (unknown brand wait for technician to come)

any good vpn without forking out money?

any good vpn without forking out money?

ISP especially Unifi should give /56 for home and /48 for business for creating different subnet.

currently my 2nd subnet using NAT'ed IPv6 (fd10::/64 ▶️ 2001::e68...) which defeats the IPv6 purpose 🤣

at least allow to request /56

Even by APNIC standard /56 prefix size is bare minimum and should be avoided, IIRC a APNIC blog post I once read before, recommend just assigning to everyone a persistent /48 prefix and just requesting a new /32 block once you ran out

But TM decided to just request a single /32 block and assign everyone /64 prefix provisioned by a stateless DHCPv6-PD    

The ridiculous thing is /32 block is large enough to assign every single Unifi customer with /56 prefix;16 Million /56
Instead of this wacky dynamic /64 prefix :confused:

My unifi speed is 500mbps (SWU3.0 300mbps with free upgrade), but recently it left only around 100mbps download when downloading/run speedtest, while the upload speed is normal which is 100mbps(for 500mbps package). Restarting router does not fix it and QOS is not enabled on router. Last time is able to reach 500mbps just recently drop to 100mbps.Any idea how to solve this issue?

My unifi speed is 500mbps (SWU3.0 300mbps with free upgrade), but recently it left only around 100mbps download when downloading/run speedtest, while the upload speed is normal which is 100mbps(for 500mbps package). Restarting router does not fix it and QOS is not enabled on router. Last time is able to reach 500mbps just recently drop to 100mbps.Any idea how to solve this issue?

Even by APNIC standard /56 prefix size is bare minimum and should be avoided, IIRC a APNIC blog post I once read before, recommend just assigning to everyone a persistent /48 prefix and just requesting a new /32 block once you ran out

But TM decided to just request a single /32 block and assign everyone /64 prefix provisioned by a stateless DHCPv6-PD    

The ridiculous thing is /32 block is large enough to assign every single Unifi customer with /56 prefix;16 Million /56
Instead of this wacky dynamic /64 prefix

My unifi speed is 500mbps (SWU3.0 300mbps with free upgrade), but recently it left only around 100mbps download when downloading/run speedtest, while the upload speed is normal which is 100mbps(for 500mbps package). Restarting router does not fix it and QOS is not enabled on router. Last time is able to reach 500mbps just recently drop to 100mbps.Any idea how to solve this issue?

94Mbps or beyond? like 100 to 110mbps
if its 94Mbps then you are limited by 10/100 ethernet, check cables, disconnect and reconnect em

if beyond 94Mbps, then maybe they accidentally capped you, contact them and complain