Hi,
Recently, my office Fibre (cable) having problem again! I'm tired to pay extra money for replacement again!

Any Wireless method (Telco & Plan) recommended?

Fiber down and need to pay for replacement? What replacement are you talking about?

All wireless (simcard) broadband usually got FUP (1000gb or 2000gb). Seems not recommended for office usage.

Maybe can try yes? It shows unlimited & no FUP for 5G but for 4G got 500gb FUP

I'm more interested to know why you need to pay for fibre cable problem

Telco also got business plan..

First time heard fibre down and not own problem need to pay
Use unifi so many year, when unifi staff come to check when down, i never pay anything as not my problem

Old building. Fibre Optic Cable thin I guess, and the distance far & long from point to point, cause it easy broken I think? How much around they quoted you know? RM1000+, crazy right? Both Maxis & TM.

That's why I need alternative way!


Ah~ I read a little bit about this info too, not sure it's true? Ok,will check out Yes then 😊

This post has been edited by mactreouser: Oct 8 2025, 09:20 AM

I'm thinking of whether can get non-business plan?

It's about Fibre Cable broken not the service or signal itself! As they said la 🤔

For me there is nothing wrong with wireless. It is not about quota and max speed but it is about speed. Nothing can beat fiber.

Everybody talks about 5G has highest speed etc, but wireless is about signal quality. If signal is weak at point of reception, the the speed will be throttles down to ensure data transmission has less error. Even when signal is strong speed can also be throttled down because interference from reflected signal will cause error in data transmission.

When I use cable to connect to a switch port, I get 800Mbps on my speed test. However, when I use WiFi which is just about 5 meters away from my wireless router, I get only 300Mbps on speed test in room with no door and the router is visible from computer.

the best one right now is Umobile hands down
not only they can use 1st 5G network, they also have upcoming 2nd one which are activating now
price is also 2nd cheapest, just behind yes 5G

u can try wireless for office use, but I think you will cry.

Service provider usually provide fiber to their distribution port only and not into premises. On premises side, the job is done by 3rd party contractor. The RM1k charge is very expensive if talking about pulling a single cable to your unit. They probably talk about replacing old cable that houses multiple cable inside. Any other units in the building sharing the main cable?

Single fiber optic cable is much cheaper than LAN cable. If you talked about connection being on and off, probably it is due to off alignment at connection points only or probably fiber has been bent causing poor signal. If it is broke it will definitely totally offline. The cheapest multimode fiber can easily go to 300~500m at 1Gbps speed.

My check in Shopee shows that black outdoor fiber is only around RM65 for 200m long. Maybe you can find contractor without going through service providers.

you gotta change your stock router ( that is given by them ) they sucks big time

get asus or tp-link mid range router and you will be fine



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This post has been edited by JimbeamofNRT: Oct 8 2025, 10:31 AM

the thing is, TS ask for office, so quota is important.

if got fup 1000gb and finished before next cycle, how? whole office share using 512kbps?

replacement apa lanjiao? fiber modem/ONT/BTU is ISP property, they replace it if it broke.

also wireless are not as reliable, why want to change?

This post has been edited by zerorating: Oct 8 2025, 10:51 AM

Fiber have many things that 5G cannot compare. Reliability (if downtime they have to compensate), upload speed (you can only get about 50-60Mbps max) and quota FUP (1TB). Maybe if you need public ip.

All go against for work setting. 5G broadband only for home setting.

Fiber cable break is usually sabotage. Can’t be the cable keep breaking so often. Break cable, you call, then charge high amount. Can’t the fiber be in a conduit?

This post has been edited by LaiN87: Oct 8 2025, 11:03 AM

make sure you know how cellular (wireless) internet traffic is.
in day time, most people go to office. less people at home. traffic at home is clear. internet is fast.
at night, many people at home. traffic jam in the neighborhood. slow internet.
during covid19 era, in daytime, because many people WFH, my local internet is as slow as 56kbps dial up.
even in congested places in KL, you may get full signal but internet is as fast as 100kbps and intermittent.

This post has been edited by Skylinestar: Oct 8 2025, 02:28 PM

I used to work in company that sell own branded wireless product and wireless router was one of them. I was in customer service and solved problem faced by customers. Well, my router probably not the latest 802.11ax but like many high end 802.11ac generation router, many 802.11ax have been incorporated inside the router even before the 802.11ax standard was ratified. I'm still using my old GT-AC5300AC and it can cover my whole two-floor house with at least 200Mbps.

Need to pay? I don't think so, even when my unifi down, the technician came over and settled the problem, i didn't pay anything 💙

This post has been edited by GamersFamilia: Oct 8 2025, 04:20 PM

do note that whose using sim card,

speed going to be affected starting 7pm

stability also going to be affected