Not sure if it's just me but when I turn on DoT on my router, the lookup is really slow. Changing to plain text DNS makes it normal again. Is this TM's doing?

I feel like regret upgrading to 1GBps, line very unstable, speed test fast but update steam game like 4MBps.., before 60-100

kwss blacktubi PRSXFENG soonwai



I forgot that My Mikrotik connected to friend BGP Data Centre,
I could just play with Route instead

8.8.8.8 via 10.10.10.1
8.8.4.4 via 10.10.10.1
1.1.1.1 via 10.10.10.1
1.0.0.1 via 10.10.10.1

of course BGP I connected via VPN tunnel

so far I tried act as DNS Proxy via VPN like this:


dirty method so far

of course I have AdGuard, I been setup this way



Shana BGP <- RB5009 <- AdGuard



I do this because AdGuard Home cannot set SRV

Just change to unaffected DNS. Like from list above. Dun know how long those will last. Or your own secret one but dun share here. Just normal plain DNS port 53 until TM decides to redirect port 53.

Save the advanced stuff for later.

https://dash.cloudflare.com/ can masuk on Unifi, but main website kennot, lmao

Assume you do DoH to 8.8.8.8, your router sends out the packet, then on TM side they just route the packet to their server.
So practically you are sending the request to their server, not the destination you expect.

no no, TM stole 8.8.8.8, 1.1.1.1, 9.9.9.9 and a few others. All those IPs now go to a TM box, I think in Brickfields. No more Google, just google™, cloudflare™ and quad9™

Currently TM's BGP has fully blocked those?

So no matter what DNS I use currently I can't access any of these, only way to access it is to let BGP route my traffic via non TM's gateway/IP correct?

It works. They are just sending your requests that are meant to reach well known DNS server (identified by IP address) to their server instead.

In AWS you will get dynamic IP address and they will not be able to ban since you can easily switch to different IP and life continues as usual, but this is just not practical to do for personal service.

VPN drains battery.
Insufficient time to ternak pawn in tub.

I didn’t know Nord offers Wireguard?

He just admitted to the whole world there is no due process in website blocking in Malaysia.
Everything ikut suka aku.
I wonder how many of those charged under MCMC Act is actually found guilty in the end.

From his statement alone, all the existing blocking should be removed be rendered illegal government interference.

If I am ISP with big legal team, I will definitely bring this to court.

Not only they need to provide justification as to why its blocked but they also need to disclose the entity/ministry who requested for that site to be blocked in the first place

And that list needs to be updated regularly like every quarter and publicly accessible.

Sorry iklan kejap.

Anyone know which TM Point got stock for gaming laptop if decide to purchase the add on?

Kl/Selangor area

Do let me know how your testing goes. AX59U was one of the models I was looking at because I have limited space where my network equipment is placed. Standing also helps dissipate heat better there.
Yeah I understand.

If they had a local rep I would be willing to try them out. But without easy way to get a replacement, I had to think twice.

I had their AX1800 model (Flint 1) and liked it, but would not recommend it. I got it early when its firmware still didn’t have GUI for PPPoE, so had to SSH into it in order to get it connected. Then it had some  connectivity issues with Apple devices and I had to lock the wifi to 80Hz in order to mitigate it. AdGuard home built-in was great, but it would stop all blocking every other week and required a reboot (nightmare for Unifi users because we need to play the IP pool lottery). Firmware updates did fix many bugs, but introduced new ones as well. Last firmware update gave me this weird issue where latency started increasing with distance from the router. At that point I considered flashing stock OpenWRT on it, but got lazy and just went back to my Asus AX86u with Merlin+amtm for the reliability. I like what GL.iNet do, but they need to do it better.

I keep seeing a lot of peeps asking about max speed when speedtesting Unifi Ultra 1GBps and 2GBps.

TL:DR, if you're on Unifi Ultra, and the LAN port you have right now is only Gigabit (10/100/1000MBps), then you'll only be seeing a max of 940MBps down. This is normal due to the limit of the port itself. for upload, a max of 940MBps (for 2GBps line) and 500MBps (for 1GBps line).

In order to see down speed of at least 1000MBps for 1GBps line, you'll need at least a 2.5GBe ethernet port on both ends to be able to see the speed.