Just take a try first, should be something like radar detection and WPA3.
If same, then it means router issues.

I really regret moving from Maxis to Unifi. Internet so unstable, sometimes pages load and sometimes dont. I usually turn on Cloudfare Warp to solve this issue but even then still got this issue at times. My sister also complain she cant WFH anymore because cant connect to her office VPN and her IT department said this problem can only be fixed by Unifi but they buat bodoh so far. Aiyo, macam2 laaa.

Also this Skyworth combo device really sucks, ever since change from my Tp-link AX55, all my IOT devices offline and online. I separated the 2.4 and 5ghz network yet still so unstable. Never had such issues before. Also past few days I notice my pc keeps getting only 100mbps instead of the full 1gbps. I have restart both my pc and the Skyworth to get back 1gbps. I plan to reuse my previous router. Does this method also works for Tp-link AX55 router?

This post has been edited by darkcurves: Oct 1 2025, 12:22 AM

as many mention, use back own router, set that combo box as bridge mode, i ask installer set, so far no issue for me
you need search back post how to set

Actually the China internet problem is like this...
The Party talk about being socialist. The telcos are state-owned. You would think they practice what they preach but they are more capitalist than the West.

Before year 2020, the concept of settlement-free peering do not exist. It is all paid IP transit. But China Telecom and China Unicom each owns half the country, so they are both kind of Tier-1 in China and decided they will peer with each other and nobody else as a form of gatekeeping.

The peering between China Telecom and Unicom is themselves designed to be congested, so that businesses who want to reach the whole China must buy IP Transit from all the telcos. Imagine for a second you do online business and must sign up TM, Maxis, CelcomDigi just to do business. Not just typical home or business account. It must be IP Transit.

The amount of money Baidu, Tencent and Jack Ma donated to the Party via this arrangement itself is no joke.

Come year 2020, MIIT mandate all local telco do settlement-free peering with each other as a method to improve accessibility. It is really funny since MIIT is the government, the telcos are also owned by government.

So then they all provides limited peering just to comply, meaning they give you a low port speed. But once your port burst, they refuse to upgrade and instead want you to buy IP Transit.
- or -
They totally cut off your traffic and "blackmail" you into buying IP Transit.

This kind of tactic is doing local China businesses a lot of harm because they don't know when big brother telco will come knocking for more money or your Internet goes out. In a way all these China has cheap and fast Internet is itself a propaganda. Only people in this industry know all their dirty laundries.

By pulling the plug on customer, they gain a lot of things. The customer either stop PCDN, which means the provider must pay up and billed 95th percentile since it is IP Transit, or the customer pay up because their income depends on it.

As you can see, every China telco pull this kind of stunt inside China, to their own local businesses, to their own citizen. What you think they will do to foreign telco?

To me it is the government milking the people. Of course they cannot write about it because everything is censored.

Long story short, the Party want everyone to have Internet just to show the rest of the world how great is China but not use them. Not cross-border, not even inside China itself.

Peering in China sucks, this photo alone (assume u can read Chinese), u know how great is Malaysia Internet peering compared to China. My friend in Xi'an right now, and even pinging servers for different ISP inside Shaanxi province can lead to timeout.

If u ever download files in China, u'll notice users are allowed to choose between different ISP download options, because cross-ISPs routing in China is as good as bullshit

China Internet infrastructure on last mile is really good, u can imagine the ''hose'' is reaching everywhere and very affordable. But the main hose pipe is so thin and the pipe interconnection is so scarce that only major websites/services work well. Even Chinese Internet users could not expect local website host in their own province to load well.

Malaysia on the other hand, our last mile isn't as great and affordable as China. However, nevertheless how sucks is the routing in Malaysia, it still better than the best residential or business fibre Internet in China. Means if you get good results on speedtest.net to your own ISP, u still can expect good speed to get throughout most of the world

Fun fact, most Malaysian actually enjoying better ping to Baidu than most Chinese as baidu has a CDN in Singapore but there are very limited amount of CDNs in China. Even Xi'an required to connect to Baidu at Beijing, this is 26ms. If u are from Peninsula Malaysia, u could expect ping below that even if u are from Kelantan or Perlis

jasontanky
How China big tech deal with this issue is by leasing circuit from all the big 3 to every single province in China.

Taking care of this alone is very expensive and incurs high overhead.

I do not think their last mile has a big pipe because if people cannot use their 1g, 2g, 10g, then the network mostly remains idle.

On the flip side they are all at minimum XG-PON now, with some telco already on 50G-PON. So your statement is true for the L2 connecting customer.

Many telco / big tech in China runs multiple ASN. I don't know why. They are not acquisition or anything. They just have ASN for different places. I feel like they are all incompetent when it comes to BGP. Or their own homegrown gear sucks.

Maybe even deeper problem from address planning they cannot fit all the prefix in their interior routing table. Designing an interior routing for that population requires serious skills.

This whole discussion started because Aliyun DNS sends people inside the great firewall. But I don't remember anyone writing about China from a network operator point of view so I might as well say it out loud nobody cares. There's nothing that can be done.

I feel some people will see the news and feel their network is like their Foreign Ministry, always eager to connect, want to do good thing to the world and whatnot.

No. China do not want to correct with you. They don't even want their citizen to connect to each other.

What do you mean by "The customer either stop PCDN", is the customer you are referring to local internet carriers?

Man, tonight lag again. Ffs

No.
Only home user on home internet plan run PCDN.
Think of it like torrent for CDN.

It's like this, I use Cloudflare for example.
Cloudflare runs a CDN business. So they naturally send a lot of data. TM, Maxis and CelcomDigi, for example, are all state-owned telco.

So they will all go and milk Cloudflare, by asking Cloudflare to do IP Transit with all of them.

How do they force Cloudflare?
By blocking traffic.
If Cloudflare is on TM, then Maxis and CelcomDigi will block Cloudflare traffic.
Or heavily shape the traffic causing massive packet loss so they can tell MIIT (the regulator) it's Cloudflare's problem.

So then Cloudflare try to outsmart the system, by offering PCDN. Anyone who host PCDN software will get paid like RM3 a day. Cloudflare will even send you all the hardware for free if you don't have any.

So people start to sign up. When there's enough PCDN, all telcos from all provinces will be covered by at least one PCDN.

Cloudflare don't have to deal with all the bullshit with ICP license from every province, don't have to pay leased circuit like Baidu, Tencent, Jack Ma, don't have to buy IP Transit from all telco.

So telco are not happy. They start seeing who have more upload than download and disconnect those account. It's a cat and mouse game. Everyday there's new PCDN, so this game goes round and round.

People start gaming the system and go download massive amount of big files and torrent across the great firewall just to make their download:upload ratio in line with telco expectation. This caused many organization starts blocking the whole China because they rack up a lot of egress fees.

So as you can see. Telco have everything to gain by disconnecting their own customer. Cloudflare have to fight on or close shop. Because CDN profit margin is not as good as cloud businesses.

Make sure you are not using this as your router

Lucky is just hiccup.

Suddently no internet at home, it says you failed to access to the web as soon as connected to the wi fi, unifi down around bandar baru bangi area?

Can check here https://unifi.com.my/unifi-alerts

Ok thank you, it seems bangi and kajang already been resolved, need to restart the router

Update : still no internet connection after restart the router

This post has been edited by GamersFamilia: Oct 2 2025, 03:24 PM

Here we go again, even forum is super slow

Finally I received my new android box delivered by LINE clear 2 days ago.

Installed but can't login. It keep asking me to use Unifi TV 1.0 LOL.

Anyway I find it useless as my TV can do all.

The reason for shitty congestion:
TM did not upkeep their BGP Community String in MyIX

In MyIX, 65500:abxd means do not advertise your prefix to ASabxd

I guess at some point in the past, TM had PNI with these ASN and added this community string to prevent traffic from filling up their IX pipe. But somehow these PNI no longer exist.

The full list:
65500:4818
65500:6939
65500:9304
65500:13335
65500:20940
65500:24429
65500:32934
65500:54113
65500:63139

You all can go to https://lg.myix.my, type in the ASN and see what prefix that ASN advertise, then do a traceroute.
Cloudflare, Akamai, Fastly will have higher than normal roundtrip because they ingress elsewhere, or they egress+ingress elsewhere.

I randomly tried one of the Akamai prefix (23.193.96.1) that resolved to KUL but has 107ms of latency! egress at MyIX, went on a world tour.

Good to know you received. Am stil waiting. No update from LineClear at all For me, end up I may not use it too. Just want to extract app like cmgo out of the box to my Nvidia Shield TV to work instead stream from mobile.

This post has been edited by jhleo1: Oct 3 2025, 09:19 AM