Nice, seeing my ONU and Nijika Firmware is working well with FHTT OLT

Do you have anything for maxis too? Give up trying to get 2.5 gbps port modem from them

You get 6 months free, just need to pay 18 months. No special treatment?

You will pay RM119/month, not RM129/month as new user.

Somemore we have unifi users paying only rm119 and getting 500mbps

This is special treatment? No lo. If i switch to maxis or celcomdigi i can get 6 months waiver too, right? Just that on the 7th month will pay rm129

Somemore we have unifi users paying only rm119 and getting 500mbps

Kthxbye

This is special treatment? No lo. If i switch to maxis or celcomdigi i can get 6 months waiver too, right? Just that on the 7th month will pay rm129

Somemore we have unifi users paying only rm119 and getting 500mbps

Kthxbye

This is special treatment? No lo. If i switch to maxis or celcomdigi i can get 6 months waiver too, right? Just that on the 7th month will pay rm129

Somemore we have unifi users paying only rm119 and getting 500mbps

Kthxbye

This is special treatment? No lo. If i switch to maxis or celcomdigi i can get 6 months waiver too, right? Just that on the 7th month will pay rm129

Somemore we have unifi users paying only rm119 and getting 500mbps

Kthxbye

Can Unifi Stores provide the full services (such as account termination), similar to TMpoint outlets?
I need to go to the actual outlets operated by TM Technology Services Sdn Bhd, and not TM Authorised Dealer outlets.
Thank you.

Can Unifi Stores provide the full services (such as account termination), similar to TMpoint outlets?
I need to go to the actual outlets operated by TM Technology Services Sdn Bhd, and not TM Authorised Dealer outlets.
Thank you.

TM have new ONR 2.5G Skyworth that replace D-Link Black, bridge mode might not possible in some OLT

this will follow TIME, OMCI control the ONU now

Chief Anime4000, do you think TM will have a ONR that capable of providing 2Gbps direct instead of split them to 1Gbps instead in the future ?

Isn't the "B1" revision of the D-Link (black colour) already that?

Unifi has a new campaign
Ngam something...
Nothing special

I mean will they release any newer model

Yes, ISPs can still manage an Optical Network Router (ONR) via OMCI (ONU Management and Control Interface), even if TR-069 is disabled. Here's how it works:

OMCI Management
1. Low-Level Control: OMCI operates at the GPON/EPON level, enabling the ISP to manage and configure ONT/ONR devices. This includes settings like VLAN, T-CONTs, service profiles, QoS, and even firmware upgrades.
2. Independent of TR-069: TR-069 is typically used for application-layer management, allowing ISPs to manage devices remotely via HTTP or HTTPS. OMCI, however, works at the physical and data link layers, making it a more fundamental control method.
3. Encrypted Communication: OMCI messages are usually encrypted to prevent tampering or interception, ensuring secure communication between the Optical Line Terminal (OLT) at the ISP's end and the ONR.

What ISPs Can Do via OMCI
1. Configure WAN and LAN Settings: ISPs can set up WAN connections, assign VLANs, and configure LAN parameters such as DHCP.
2. Provision Services: They can enable specific services like VoIP, IPTV, and internet access.
3. Update Firmware: Firmware updates can be pushed over OMCI without user interaction.
4. Monitor Performance: ISPs can monitor ONR performance, such as signal levels, bandwidth usage, and device status.
5. Enable or Disable Features: Features like Wi-Fi and port forwarding can be toggled on or off via OMCI.
6. Reset or Reboot: ISPs can remotely reset or reboot the ONR.

Why OMCI Is Still Used
1. Fallback Mechanism: OMCI is a core feature of GPON/EPON standards, ensuring ISPs retain control even if application-layer protocols like TR-069 are disabled.
2. Centralized Control: It allows ISPs to manage devices uniformly across the network, regardless of the customer's configuration or actions.
3. No User Intervention: OMCI management bypasses the user interface, preventing customers from altering ISP-defined settings.

If you have an ONR and are concerned about privacy or control, using your own router behind the ONR (with bridge mode, if supported) might give you more autonomy. However, OMCI-based configurations will always remain under ISP control as long as the ONR is connected to their network.

since change to swu my package no longer have unifitv

You get 6 months free, just need to pay 18 months. No special treatment?

You will pay RM119/month, not RM129/month as new user.