Finally got a replacement D-Link ONR from TM

Sent ONU stick over to Mr Anime for configuration now, hopefully I can move to ONU SFP for good

Asked the technician when he was over, he said that they have yet to receive any news regarding new equipment for Unifi Ultra

Still fine at JB, trace route to a US Verizon Business IP is about on avg 340ms which is a bit higher compared with TM's international peering ping

180.72.x.x IP pool here

Yes GeForceNOW vs Unifi NUT

Pretty sure it’s cuz Yes having exclusive contract with GFN that they’re the only provider in Malaysia

Or TM has already signed an obligation with blacknut to host their services and is exclusive until it expires since Blacknut came to Malaysia first (Idk this exactly I’m just spitballing)

Currently I’ve tried both StarHub GFN and Yes GFN, both I have had no issues with queues (Which having multiple providers will help a lot). So maybe NVIDIA still don’t see a need currently to expand it unless they can’t keep up with the customer demands for VMs

Monopoly? Yes very much so, Yes charges RM20 more for non Yes customers, and Yes subscribers can only use credit card to pay for it, and non Yes customers can pay for it with debit for RM20 more

But you can technically save a bit by using StarHub’s, but I believe their traffic is higher so the queue will be longer, but in the short time that I’ve used it, I never had the in queue message popped up

And also, from a Reddit post, Malaysia GFN are using CC150 + Tesla P10, StarHub GFN is probably also comparable since they’re alliance partners as well as supposed to Nvidia’s own data center. So specs wise, they’re probably very much comparable to Blacknut or maybe better (I can’t find their specs unfortunately)

But I will agree that having TM hosting the VMs will definitely help a lot considering their peering routes are probably like 10x better compared to Yes’s peering to local telco/ISP

Sounds about right for Yes

Would expect TM performance to be on par comparing to StarHub as well if NVIDIA ever partners with TM

Pretty sure he’s currently on public IP now, so just gotta port forward his NVR

Unless he’s also accessing it from local with public IP lol

Yeah I don’t expect they upgrade it, at most just another alliance partner, but I can piggyback off StarHub for now since I’m in JB

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This post has been edited by yenchenje: Dec 14 2023, 04:33 PM

No, if you want external without using VPN, reverse SSH tunnel to any cloud VPS or use IPv6

But if you don’t mind VPN, tailscale, ZeroTier works great

If you don’t have any 2FA, go tailscale, ZeroTier for maximum security

If you do, you can go reverse SSH tunnel or IPv6, but I generally don’t recommend opening your NAS port directly to the internet at large

If you can tackle some tinkering, do reverse proxy with your own DDNS domain to only open 80/443 to the internet at large, downside is you can’t track what IP is accessing your services and all will just show RFC1918 addresses

Don’t need to entertain him too much, dude purposely types like he’s perpetually having a stroke and spew out random shit that has 0 correlation sometimes

Honestly from all the info currently, I won’t be surprised if 800 is only pumped to 1G

Cuz 1G all for sure is pumped to 2G, but more 2G customers means that TM have to probably buff up their OLT side of equipment, hence more money, you know TM with their cost cutting method anyway

Mandatory, or else won't be able to get past 940Mbps with TCP/IP overhead, but you can use back your OLD ONU if wanted, just you won't get anything beyond 940Mbps

And TM wants to convince you that it is indeed true 1Gbps/2Gbps since they cheaped out on the ONU, so you can only get beyond 1Gbps/2Gbps with WiFi 6, and not LAN

You can put ONR into bridge mode, but max you'll get is only 940Mbps since you're going through gigabit port, if 2Gbps, you have to do LACP (I think) to get the "full" 2Gbps on 3rd party router. D-Link doesnt support that

And no, I dont think ASUS makes any ONR, as far as im aware.

Pretty sure no, except that TM expects that you can utilize >1G fully over WiFi 6 alone and not LAN, since all older ONU is basically a fiber converter and ATA

And maybe their special sauce for their 1 + 1 config for 2Gbps

Can attest to DO/Linode when I used to have a virtual windows VPS on either of them, ping okay and speed also all acceptable. Never tried to test top speed tho

Still waiting for TM to flip a switch for the 1 to 2 upgrade here

Don’t tell me gotta wait till July

Are you already using new ONR?

If so, go to Setup > Ethernet WAN > Connection_0 - Edit > PPPoE drop down change to bridge > to whichever router you want (From ETH port 1 to another router WAN)

You’ll turn the ONR into basically ONU again, it’s just handling VLAN segregation from TM (209,400,500) and ATA (VoIP), you can also leave the 5GHz WiFi band turned on so that you can connect to the WiFi to configure whenever when needed and no need to use any LAN cable

I’d find my post of screenshots but should be quite easily understandable

Also a reminder that doing this will limit your top speed to 940mbps due to TCP/IP transport overhead due to the presence of 1G port instead of 2.5G, so you won’t get the up to 1030Mbps limit of DL speed if you’re on 1Gbps plan and was expecting that

This post has been edited by yenchenje: Jan 10 2024, 06:45 PM

Aggregation? More than 1G UL on ONU stick is not possible pretty sure

Hm interesting, my Unifi app, that has my mom’s account logged in shows “Uh oh! Something went wrong” in the my account tab, anyone experiencing the same issue?

I did just request a relocation of service 2 days ago(?), wondering if that might be affecting it

What plan are you on? 1Gbps here still is fine, maybe check Unifi site reports for possible outage?