Same. Not yet. Tempted to change to another ISP since TM is charging the same for less bandwidth…

I applied to transfer to Celcom Fibre last week. Unifi just callled me to offer:
1. 300Mbps, 24 month contract, 6 months free, RM119
2. 500Mbps, 24 months contract, 6 months free, RM139
3. 1Gbps, 24 months contract, 3 months free, RM159

The 300Mbps and 500Mbps price is perpetual. However, the 1Gbps price is only valid for 24 months, and after that, the package will be 500Mbps for RM159 from the 25th month onwards.

I chose the 500Mbps for RM139 as it’s more than enough for my use case at home and with 6 months free too. Thanks for reading

I have been on Unifi since the 20Mbps top speed got free upgrades to 50Mbps, then 100Mbps, then 800Mbps. My contract ended maybe 10plus years ago. Been paying RM200 plus for that 800Mbps, and decided to maybe transfer to CelcomDigi coz way cheaper overall, but a bit reluctant coz of no IPv6 and CGNAT - no public IP. At least the 500Mbps from Unifi is still Public IP.

The 800Mbps is a bit overkill for me as I only download large files here and there, but I do appreciate the Public IP due to VPN tunneling to my own router. My usage currently (looking at MyUnifi app insights) is about 1.3TB download and 2.5PB upload so quite a heavy user if I do say so myself

This post has been edited by isr25: Jul 16 2024, 02:56 PM

I dunno. At first I wanted to get the 1Gbps deal, but I asked if this was perpetual and that was what they told me. The only perpetual price was the 300mbps and 500mbps. It might be a ruse to get me to choose a lower plan, or it might be perpetual in the future too coz who knows what plan will there be in 24 months. No regrets with that free extra 3 months of no bill payments

Just 2 people in my home, but I have a NAS 24x7 and CCTV that is contributing to the huge traffic usage. Good luck with your endeavor to pay less! Hopefully we all can pay less to the Telcos

Ok laaa. Tally a bit with my router’s numbers

Yup, don’t know if they offer different packages to different people. I just know that my target to pay less is achieved - either from transferring to Celcom, or counter-offer by Unifi.

Ha3! Even though my network is backed by UPS, still need to restart from time to time due to Unifi being Unifi on AsusWRT-Merlin, so I could log everything on USB

Never hosted la. All my own use, but a lot of torrenting, streaming, CCTV etc

It’s similar to Mobile Number Portability. In my case, I applied at Celcom, wait for SMS from Celcom to confirm my request, wait for Unifi to call to confirm my request to port out to Celcom. They called to offer me a few packages to stay with them. If I accept their offer, nothing else is needed on my end coz interrupted by Unifi. If I don’t accept Unifi’s offer, I would be ported out to Celcom.

Which area? It’s fine for me in JB + cloudflare DNS

Just checking if anyone also has faced this - iCloud Private Relay is no longer working on UniFi Networks. It still works on mobile broadband, but enabling it on UniFi network, it would immediately fail

Or use NextDNS. Cheaper at RM80/year - or 300k lookups free monthly

This post has been edited by isr25: Sep 4 2024, 03:25 PM

https://www.tp-link.com/my/support/faq/3970/

Only this is listed Archer C59( V4 V4.6 V4.80 ) , Archer AX55( V1 ) , Archer C80( V1 V2.20 ) , Archer A6( V4 ) , Archer A64( V1 ) , Archer C6( V4 ) , Archer A8( V1 V2.20 ) , Archer C64( V1 ) , Archer C86( V1 )

Not sure if others is possible

Recommend friends here to test which Public DNS is more performant for you using this free tool

https://www.grc.com/dns/benchmark.htm

Actually mine in JB as well. But I have already migrated to another solution to prepare, just in case. I’m still testing from time to time to see if they have implemented this at my area

Most likely it’s a cached response if you had visited earlier

I didn’t know Nord offers Wireguard?

Correction, not blocked. The connection to Google, Cloudflare and many others are intercepted/rerouted to TM servers and caused the HTTPS/SSL cert to be mismatched. It expected Google SSL Cert, but got TM SSL Cert. Hence, the error

For general user that mostly use whatsapp, facebook, tiktok, insta, shopee, no problem at all - for now.

For other users that use torrents, online streaming (non legit), prawn, read 3rd party controversial articles, this is a big problem now.

Basically you need to trust what the government says is good for you, and will only block the bad stuff. The thing is, what’s stopping them from blocking anything they want?

If you trust the government in knowing and controlling whats right for you, don’t need to do anything else. Just proceed as normal and keep on living.

If you feel that your rights as a citizen is being breached by this DNS hijacking, then do read the previous posts on how to break through this breach of rights.

Probably they cannot handle traffic kena self DDOS or this was just a test before the 30/9 deadline