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Maxis Maxis Wireless Broadband Thread #2, 3G/3.5G Broadband

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post Aug 5 2008, 05:15 PM

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QUOTE(mivecv6 @ Aug 5 2008, 02:12 PM)
yeah, its on 3G only. i've no problems with Pidgin tho. but still, i want my MSN!!!
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They do block MSN. It is because MSN Messenger (Windows Live Messenger) uses other ports to establish a direct connection with the server. It prefers to establish a direct connection but then Maxis have configured their system such a way that it will block such connections. They claim that its meant to protect their network and other cock and bull story that I've heard of. To overcome this , one might have to use a Proxy (again which is retarded) or to use Pidgin and select the option - Connect via HTTP. But then connection via HTTP isn't stable at all.

QUOTE(hazzy @ Aug 5 2008, 02:26 PM)
i think theres is no problem with ur maxis connection, im on my MSN right now.
i think MSN is the one that have problems, try uninstall and download again a fresh copy and install the new one.

but still, no P2P!!!! arghhh!!!

do u think we should refund our money?
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You are lucky if you can get into MSN. Hopefully you don't get kicked out of MSN. That is one of the reasons why I said goodbye to Maxis


QUOTE(digswell @ Aug 5 2008, 03:40 PM)
MSN protocol usually uses ports    6891-6900  check ur firewall or other  antivirus internet securty firewall got  block this port
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Again , if Maxis blocks those port there is no use of saying 'Check your firewall/antivirus'. Trust me , its maxis' fault , i've proved it with WireShark data that packets get dropped and MSN can't establish a direct connection. It glued their mouth and at the sametime I managed to avoid paying RM 200 handling fees.

One word - if you are within the 7 days cooling period. Just unsubscribe otherwise you'll be screaming here just like the rest !.
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QUOTE(mivecv6 @ Aug 5 2008, 04:37 PM)
im fine with not having P2P. but yeah. still decidiing wether to return or not to return.  i'll try using that port later when im back


Added on August 5, 2008, 4:39 pmim fine with not having P2P. but yeah. still decidiing wether to return or not to return.  i'll try using that port later when im back
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aiyaiyaiyai, only me have problem with it, since im a p2p addict sweat.gif
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QUOTE(hazzy @ Aug 5 2008, 05:16 PM)
aiyaiyaiyai, only me have problem with it, since im a p2p addict  sweat.gif
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Use VPN Service but I bet once you have reached your 20GB Limit. they will throttle you back to 256Kbps. So imagine if you're on the Power Package (From 3.6Mbps to 256Kbps) till your next billing cycle starts !
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QUOTE(prasys @ Aug 5 2008, 05:16 PM)
Use VPN Service but I bet once you have reached your 20GB Limit. they will throttle you back to 256Kbps. So imagine if you're on the Power Package (From 3.6Mbps to 256Kbps) till your next billing cycle starts !
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so what is the best u can suggest for me bro?
im confused with all this ISP stuff sad.gif
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post Aug 5 2008, 05:23 PM

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QUOTE(hazzy @ Aug 5 2008, 05:19 PM)
so what is the best u can suggest for me bro?
im confused with all this ISP stuff sad.gif
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Well you only have two , I would say three options

1) Subscribe to VPN Service - Look under service board , there are couple of VPN Services. They can certainly bypass Maxis' restrictions on P2P but keep in mind that there is a limit - 20GB download/upload limit. Once you have reached that , Maxis will manage your bandwidth !

2) Subscribe to torrentflux service - Again look under services noticeboard. This allows you to grab your torrents via HTTP. Pretty much the torrents gets stored in the server and you download the files either via FTP or HTTP from the server. This way nobody can throttle you as its using HTTP traffic. I've used it before and that is how I managed to get most of my files

3) Use Vuze or BitComet. Lifetimeseeder option sometimes do work for certain torrent and you can able to torrent. Keep in mind that maxis blocks most of the trackers too. This can be easily bypassed by using a proxy to connect to the tracker. The speed might be slow but it will certainly allow you to torent. when I say slow , I mean that the speeds will be 0.1 Kilobytes/sec up to 5 Kilobytes/sec
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post Aug 5 2008, 05:42 PM

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New Maxis Wireless Broadband user here, on Power Package (3.6Mbps).

Just wondering,...

Why can't I play Gunz at all while on this broadband? So far I'm really satisfied with its results but the disappointing part is that I'm unable to play some games... sad.gif

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QUOTE(prasys @ Aug 5 2008, 05:23 PM)
Well you only have two , I would say three options

1) Subscribe to VPN Service - Look under service board , there are couple of VPN Services. They can certainly bypass Maxis' restrictions on P2P but keep in mind that there is a limit - 20GB download/upload limit. Once you have reached that , Maxis will manage your bandwidth !

2) Subscribe to torrentflux service - Again look under services noticeboard. This allows you to grab your torrents via HTTP. Pretty much the torrents gets stored in the server and you download the files either via FTP or HTTP from the server. This way nobody can throttle you as its using HTTP traffic. I've used it before and that is how I managed to get most of my files

3) Use Vuze or BitComet. Lifetimeseeder option sometimes do work for certain torrent and you can able to torrent. Keep in mind that maxis blocks most of the trackers too. This can be easily bypassed by using a proxy to connect to the tracker. The speed might be slow but it will certainly allow you to torent. when I say slow , I mean that the speeds will be 0.1 Kilobytes/sec up to 5 Kilobytes/sec
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thank you prasys! thumbup.gif ur the best! notworthy.gif

20gb will enough for me laugh.gif
eyh i tot Maxis only allowed us to use until 3GB?

anyway, where is this service noticeboard located again? sorry for this question, but im getting all confused shakehead.gif
VPN Service erh?
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post Aug 5 2008, 05:54 PM

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QUOTE(TheWandererX @ Aug 5 2008, 05:42 PM)
New Maxis Wireless Broadband user here, on Power Package (3.6Mbps).

Just wondering,...

Why can't I play Gunz at all while on this broadband? So far I'm really satisfied with its results but the disappointing part is that I'm unable to play some games... sad.gif

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You can play your online games from 1 in the morning till 6 in the morning. This is when they unblock all the ports and lift up restrictions , so you can enjoy to play games and run p2p applications.

QUOTE(hazzy @ Aug 5 2008, 05:43 PM)
thank you prasys! thumbup.gif ur the best!  notworthy.gif

20gb will enough for me laugh.gif
eyh i tot Maxis only allowed us to use until 3GB?

anyway, where is this service noticeboard located again? sorry for this question, but im getting all confused  shakehead.gif
VPN Service erh?
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http://forum.lowyat.net/ServicesNoticeboard

There are tons of VPN/Torrent services provided by the forumers over there. its for you to choose. Maxis' T&C clearly states 3GB , but their staffs say that its 20GB.
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QUOTE(prasys @ Aug 5 2008, 05:54 PM)
You can play your online games from 1 in the morning till 6 in the morning. This is when they unblock all the ports and lift up restrictions , so you can enjoy to play games and run p2p applications.
http://forum.lowyat.net/ServicesNoticeboard

There are tons of VPN/Torrent services provided by the forumers over there. its for you to choose. Maxis' T&C clearly states 3GB , but their staffs say that its 20GB.
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bahahah, ok i found it, but VPN need to pay doh.gif

anyway, thank you prasys for all the information thumbup.gif
really appreciate it notworthy.gif

i dont think maxis broadband is suitable for me sad.gif
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post Aug 5 2008, 07:35 PM

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come lets unsubsribe then. opt for celcom or u-mobile? how do i unsubscribe?

do i have to call the hotline or go direct to maxis?
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QUOTE(mivecv6 @ Aug 5 2008, 07:35 PM)
come lets unsubsribe then. opt for celcom or u-mobile? how do i unsubscribe?

do i have to call the hotline or go direct to maxis?
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Within the 7 days cooling period. Bring the whole ZTE MF600 box + the plastic bag that did they give it you (Otherwise they'll charge you). Just walk in to Maxis Centre and say you want to say goodbye to your service. Its just that simple

At least Celcom is better then Maxis , despite the 5GB cap , they don't block p2p , gaming ports and other funny stuff. Its just that the IP Address is being shared among celcom users thats all. As for u-mobile , i've no idea on how their system works
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bye bye maxis tmw. hello celcom. regarding the celcom plan, if i take the one with modem, after the contract i get to keep it right?
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QUOTE(mivecv6 @ Aug 5 2008, 07:44 PM)
bye bye maxis tmw. hello celcom. regarding the celcom plan, if i take the one with modem, after the contract i get to keep it right?
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Yep , you own the modem. Its not a rental modem , you can get to keep the modem. Think of it of an investment. Suppose if you aren't happy with Celcom and who knows by then DiGi might offer 3G/3.5G Service also. All you have to do is swap SIMs and it will work. I believe they do give you an unlocked version of the modem !
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QUOTE(mivecv6 @ Aug 5 2008, 07:44 PM)
bye bye maxis tmw. hello celcom. regarding the celcom plan, if i take the one with modem, after the contract i get to keep it right?
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Good luck. I sincerely hope it's not jumping from frying pan into the fire.

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user posted image stupid MAXSh1t! HELL U GO!!!
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QUOTE(nicks @ Aug 5 2008, 05:24 AM)
guys, i got Q:

i have Huawei E220 USB modem, and seems package maxis bb bundled with ZTE modem cannot use on it,
1) should i go to maxis unlimited data plan, which is RM99.
2) can someone highlight me what package can be use (maxis) with my usb modem?
3) instead RM99 package, what other plan? (maxis package)
4) i stay at batu caves, seems i try with broadband daily by celcom, i just got UMTS, and always turn to GPRS signal. from my place, testing with sim card maxis plan (package 138 with USB modem) i can get HSDPA connection. and very very good indeed.

Note: some1 recommend me to opt RM99 package from maxis telco. should i go for it? is the 7 days return policy is valid for this package also?

Thanks in advance.
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woahh, wudya mean?? care to explain? pls
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QUOTE(hazzy @ Aug 5 2008, 02:02 PM)
erh? how did u manage to use P2P program using Maxis broadband?
lol? im thinking the same thing, but then im afraid that celcom also is the same  doh.gif
u cannot log in to MSN? we staying almost the same are, i have no problem with MSN at all.

have u try to change the settings of the modem? under Settings tab ----> Choose Connection Type ----> 3G only thumbup.gif
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i just start the bit comet and it run smoothly smile.gif
only have some slightly problem with china tracker, need to wait about 5m then start downloading slowly...

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post Aug 6 2008, 01:15 AM

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was refering to 9M-MAS smile.gif
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QUOTE(digswell @ Aug 5 2008, 12:06 PM)
ur ip adress different with us....58.71.x.x  r u using internet 2 go data unlimited package ??

normaly most of us ip adress  is 121.120.x.x
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yes, i am the internet 2 go data unlimited package which stated in my 1st post in this tread smile.gif

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