I've given up already, even MCMC couldn't help.

Since upgraded to a 2gbps plan to make my equipment "worth the hassle". Will downgrade after the contract finishes if need be.

I noticed something new now. Seems like I cannot always get the full 2gpbs under bridge mode although I have a 2gbe wan.


Out of 40 speedtests only 1-2 managed to hit 2gbps. These readings are taken directly from the router.
No issues when the black box is operating as a GPON router. Wondering if anyone can share some insights.

Just an update for users with 2Gbps plan, having the black box and having speed drop while in bridge mode. I have sent report to Unifi and they sent technician to my place to rectify issue.

Talked with the technician, they at the moment the solution they did some coding and adjustment with their in house software to troubleshoot the problem at the moment as the firmware for it is still in R&D stage.

However, after they did their thing for my black box and they went back. 1 day after, the speed dropped again and contacted to come again next week.

During troubleshoot time they have a problem because it was conflicting with the ATA as I have another small black box was used for having 2 phone line. If it wasn't the ATA issue, they could have done it in 10-15minutes as they previously solve the problem of drop speed for other users as well. Only my case is because I use ATA so is first time for them and abit troublesome.

I shall update you guys again next week when they come over to troubleshoot again.

Furthermore, I overheard the technician complaining all the combo box from TM has problem to their team. There is another bug where their combo box can only only support up to 64 devices only, anything more than that the box itself with freeze or restart itself.

So I take it that the speed throttle for Unifi Ultra plan is still happening regardless white or black D-Link box, as long as it's on Bridge mode. Anyone actually reported this to MCMC? I'm thinking of reporting it to MCMC already, since this issue is heavily impacting my office users.

So if I plug in back my old ONU (white Fibrehome), it will revert back to 800MBps? Since that was the package my office was using before the free upgrade.

Just ported from maxis to unifi 300mbps. Got 6 months free.

Old configuration was Huawei ONU + TPlink AX73.

Unifi provided Skyworth Combobox GN630V. I asked the installer to configure the combobox as bridge but he said cannot. I told him that I want to use back the AX73 because of the higher performance compared to the unifi combobox.

He then told me that all wifi 6 the same. 2nd floor cannot get reception. If I really want to use the AX73, he asked me to make it as an AP and connect the LAN1 from combobox to WAN AX73. I followed that and I can use the AX73 router.

My question, should i then change the combobox to become a bridge and configure the ppoe login in my AX73? What is the advantage of this setting compared to the AP?

Thanks.

Done the 1Gbps upgrade yesterday!
Received the Skyworth ComboBox (facepalm!).
Decided to switch back to my old and trusty Huawei (in bridge mode) and it works right away (the TM guys were very nice to stay back to verify with me lol).

No plan to upgrade my home LAN to 2.5/10G just yet, so happy to get the 100Mbps less than ideal speed

So far my black D-Link ONR bridged with my ASUS RT-AX86U is going fine. The ONR has been up/connected for 72 hours now, still hitting above 900mbps. Total data transfer has been about 300GB during this time.

Hope I don’t jinx it, will need to continuously monitor.

I see, this probably explains it. Yes was given/using Huawei HG8240w previously.

I know it doesn’t happen often realistically, but what I’m thinking is that if there is concurrent DL and UL of say 700mbps and 400mbps respectively, then the 1GBe port on the Huawei modem will be a bottleneck, am I right to say this?

Either way, let’s see how long this D-Link ONR can go without any issues.

Latest Update:
* For those who is facing drop of internet speed using bridge mode

TM technician has came to my premise to do some configuration to the BLACK BOX. Technician laptop was connected to it then ANYDESK was used for their other technician to access to do some command patching and programming stuff and uses some problem tool.

Now my 2Gbps does not have drop speed issue for a week. I reported my case through the online chat from their website mentioning my problem and requiring their highest professional team to settle the issue.

Hope this helps everyone out there.

many facing same issue even highest technicion come to configure, not all is same place, lastly using my PON Stick solve the issue,
I suspect speed drop due to T-CONT not match and/or dead T-CONT

Try --> https://www.olevod.tv/ (website to watch most recent movies) to verify.

If your browser just spining and timeout then 100% it is block. Use DoH also no help on some DNS resolvers
, need to find those resolvers  not so well known and might have the chance to bypass the block.

Most mobile operators block it and Unifi fiber block it starting today

fine with me. (dns server on my sig)

Ps: Most Singapore and China ISPs/DNS providers, and few Malaysia data centers DNS still working fine.

Hopefully this is what they'll do the most. Blocking all possible DNS servers nearby don't seems to be friendly among those ''elite users''

Those who want to bypass the wall will still bypass it anyway

Google cannot because Google's 8.8.8.8 & 8.8.4.4 are no longer going to Google. I think going to Brickfields now.

if host own DNS server, can that forward request to public DNS be blocked? i've just setup Bind9 in home server, seems to be working