aku pun terkena dengan modem jenis ni juga.

bila ubah kepada "bridge mode" dan ubah "LAN IP" apa semua tu, sudahnya setting voip semua hilang. bila hubungi juruteknik yang pasang hari tu, dia pun pelik kenapa setting tu boleh hilang. yang lagi kelakar, bila ubah LAN IP, dia tak save lepas reboot, dia balik kepada asal 192.168.* tu. nak bagi dia ubah kepada setting baru, kena pegi device management dan klik reboot, baru dia ingat semua setting baru tu.

seolah-olah kau reset modem cucuk jarum pada butang reset.

sudahnya aku pasang balik modem/btu yang lama tu, sementara tunggu juruteknik hari tu datang balik tengok apa masalah. nasib baik modem lama tu dia tak ambil.

Mate of mine just got stayWithUnifi (SWU) from unifi store.
500Mbps
Rm139
6 months free, 2 year contract

They also changed the old modem to the Skyworth GN630V combo

This post has been edited by HayateAyakasi8: Aug 11 2024, 03:18 PM

Hello everyone - I've been told I'm upgraded to 300mbps from 100mbps, but I've never seen myself getting anywhere over 100mbps, and instead I've been getting similar speed during my 100mbps days. (yes, i've only tested using wifi, but I'm not expecting close to 300mbps speeds, but at least more than my previous speed).


Could there be limitation from my hardware?
Currently running Huawei HG850a & ASUS RT-N18U from many many years ago.

after i google search, found back to this thread, https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...ost&p=108366020
BTU only 100mbps, report to TM

Wow HG850a, that’s very old and only has 100mbps ports. Contact TM to replace it.

Your N18U has gigabit Ethernet but only 2.4G wifi. Don’t expect to get higher speed than during 100mbps plan.
Upgrading plan doesn’t change the max speed your wifi can provide.

Hi, I'm on maxis fibre, coming to 2 years contract. Thinking to switch to unifi. Is there any promo package? Something like SWU?

Usual promo free 6 months.

I suspected one (or both) of the hardware is limiting my speed as well, contacted TM as well but agent assured me it's capable of handling 300mbps speed, and after some google search, on paper it seem to be able to handle the speed, well I'll get in touch with them again on this. I believe the HG850a has been with for over a decade..

Since the router is limiting me as well, will proceed to change it, better to change my own than get one from TM, correct?

Both are problematic
firstly, the Huawei is 100Mbps max, push em to replace it
2nd, the old Asus, while it does have Gigabit Etherent ports, it's old and only N Wireless, no chance of getting close to 300Mbps over wifi

get tm to replace the huawei, and purchase your own router
if you liked Asus, can consider their modern day AX offerings

Good to know, thanks all for the information, will go ahead with the replacement of both huawei and asus router.

Cheers!

Computer security 101: Don't leave default settings unchecked before going with the settings, it may leave nasty security holes behind...

too old ASUS RT-N18U its limited you need buy powerful router wifi 6 get full speed

I followed soonwai's idea and livechat TM on 2nd August. Got a call on 5th Aug and the agent read out the T&C for upgrade and I agreed on the phone. But after that nothing yet.. no order created and no appointment set yet, I guess need to wait a few more days and see.

you wait for their free upgrade will wait until old only... I contacted them and told them I wanna upgrade to 1GPBS (from 800mpbs promo package) - only need to topup RM10/month and replaced by 500 mins call a month...

And they came to upgrade mine within 10 days.

What you said is very true but in practice it is difficult.

I want to use this as case study:
South Korean telecom company attacks customers with malware — over 600,000 torrent users report missing files, strange folders, and disabled PCs
https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/...nd-disabled-pcs

Given the staggering number of PC they infected without triggering Windows Defender or other security software, you can be sure this is some custom shit. A telco can do this, let that sink in for a while.

Until you wireshark your network, you won't realize how hard is it to prevent leakages. I believe it is not apparent to many people their beloved software from Apple and Mozilla came with DNS kill-switch. Common wisdom says the network must do the work to block it, not just toggle a kill-switch.

NTP
Majority are unencrypted and cannot be switched to NTS. Example being all router / IoT.

SNI
Unfixable until major CDN and DNS provider do something about ECH. It requires a HTTPS DNS records as well as CDN support. Right now Cloudflare has it permanently disabled with no ETA when it will be enabled. Amazon never bother. Akamai? What is that?
Just by looking at the SNI, people can derive what software I am using, when I last updated my software, what I am doing at what time, etc. In fact this is the method FBI and Europol uses to indict people in court.

DNS
Just look at all the mess when software libraries with their own DNS lookup logic. With everyone moving to DoH / DoT on their router, how many of them actually perform proper certificate validation? Since ECH requires the HTTPS DNS record, anyone not using secure DNS can have that record removed by attacker and your ECH is effectively dead.
Did I mention how Apple makes it difficult to mess with DNS? It has the most anti-user DNS configuration on earth.

Captive portal
All of them use plaintext HTTP probe. The problem is they contains the full User-Agent. Anyone snooping on the network will know what OS, version and browser you are using. As far as I can tell, all OS and browser performs captive check. Mercenary spyware make use of this to decide which payload to be deployed.

All the above is what came out of my mind right now. I am sure there are more. By the way we are just talking about network security and haven't touch on software and the privacy part of it.

Many Linux distro are also stubborn in using plaintext HTTP for update. Their argument is: We perform GPG checking on the package before install.
Not only does the attacker knows what distro you are using, they also know the exact binary you are installing. So much for OpSec...

This post has been edited by kwss: Aug 12 2024, 01:00 AM

My unifi phone isnt connected but why do I get these type of logs in my unifi bill each month?

So far so good.

Mine was:
20240707: Live chat for FSU
20240711: TM call to accept TnC.
20240719: 2 missed calls from TM (unknown if related)
20240727: Modify Package order created. Current status "Order is in progress"
20240731: Installer called in the morning and installation done afternoon.

It took many days from the TnC call to the Modify Order being created.

This post has been edited by soonwai: Aug 12 2024, 02:11 AM

Those are some pretty close timestamp all within 1 minute. I called the number and some machine picked up but I cannot quite make out what kind of machine is it.

Since you are not using it, can you tried logging into your ONU and remove the VOIP configuration? Somebody is sending data using this covert channel.

Try calling your own number to check if some machine pick up the call too. What ONU are you using?

This post has been edited by kwss: Aug 12 2024, 02:25 AM

Guys, i change to swu 4.0
100mb for rm79 with free 6m bill

But the first bill come, it show rm99
Its that normal?

Normal. During 6 month of free bill, the bill will show the exact charges for the speed. For example your case, the actual bill for 100mbps is RM99 and after 6 month the bill will show gross RM99 minus discount RM20 with final amount of RM79.