Heard that they have a special promo this weekend at Lowyat & Digital Mall.

Where are you staying and using your modem? Didn't you check the coverage first before subscribing? Are you staying in the cyan blue coverage zone (referring to the coverage map)?

If you have a problem with your connection and not satisfied with the service, return the modem and terminate the service at any Digi Center.

Pantai Hillpark, I assume that you are staying in one of the condo. Which floor? It's quite normal if you can't get the signal after the 5th floor.

The dealer that sold to you the plan may not have told you the limitations. Just return the modem and terminate the service.

Based on my understanding it is from the first date of your bill cycle. If your bill cycle is on every 12th of the month then the quota is calculated from every 12th of the month.

Soon...

Reviews by Charles Moreira:
http://commtechasia.net/comm-mainmenu-28/f...n-the-road.html

I heard that there is a DiGi Discover Campus plan at RM58, Free modem, 12 months contract.

Eligible only for students between 18 to 25 years old.
Currently available at Asia Cafe, roadshows at KDU, HELP...

Check it out.

Woo hoo !!!

(1) Yes, the speed will be capped but I think they are capping on selected applications and not all. That is why if you breach the 10GB cap you can still perform speedtest with the result of 1Mbps
(2) The wireless router costs around RM4xx depending on the model and brand.
(3) The question here is not on quota but on the latency. Wireless network may have a slightly higher latency which could affect your gaming experience (depending on the games that you play).

Apparently the existing subscriber will not have to pay additional charges as well.

The latest bill that I received did not have any additional charges and I have used more than 10GB...

DiGi Always the Smartest Choice!!!

I think they have taken out the additional charges on all the packages... Check your bills.

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Added on July 14, 2009, 7:20 pmTry to subscribe to the web acceleration software.

This post has been edited by adslgourou: Jul 14 2009, 07:20 PM

Apparently something is brewing for PC Fair. Don't get your router yet!!!

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Added on July 18, 2009, 8:38 amAre you within the coverage area??? The more users come in the sites will shrink. So if you are not within the blue colored plot and you used to experience good speeds, you may encounter some performance issue now.

FYI - The blue colored plot is their quality control. If you are within the mentioned area and still have a problem, you should call in to complain.

This post has been edited by adslgourou: Jul 18 2009, 08:38 AM

Can you perform a speedtest from DiGi Broadband web site and tell us what is your speed?
Are you within the coverage area? Which location?
Can you perform a traceroute to the remote server? Where is the bottleneck?

Easier to troubleshoot if you could provide all these information.

Can you perform traceroute test to your video server. Good to know where the bottleneck is...

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Added on July 22, 2009, 9:04 pmHere is one way on how to improve your latency. Got this from WoW forum:
http://forums.worldofwarcraft.com/thread.h...031371666&sid=1


This is what the ACK-freq program does in a nutshell, if you're knowledgeable enough to venture into your registry. (I've made a few edits to clarify for people who aren't very familiar with computers or are scared to mess with registry files.)

I tracked this down in the forums as a fix for people that have high latency. I generally only have 90 - 150 ms or so latency, but I tried this and now Im running at around 50 ms. People with higher latency have reported improvements as well. Worst case scenario it doesnt do any harm to your computer and it might help.

1) Determine your IP (ipconfig or similar)

Peavy edit: Start->All Programs->Accessories->Command Prompt, type in "ipconfig" and push enter.

2) Run Regedit

Peavy: Start->Run, type "regedit", click ok

3) Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Servic es\Tcpip\Parameters\Interfaces

Peavy: In this directory, there are going to be several folders with seemingly random letters and/or numbers as names. You're going to have the find the correct one to edit, which is done by doing the next step.

4) Determine which interface is for your IP. The correct interface will have a DhcpIPAddress set to your current IP.

Peavy: this is displayed to the right after clicking one of the directories mentioned earlier, and should be the fifth or sixth entry down.


5) Right-click on the interface and select New->DWORD

Peavy: right click anywhere in the area that has your IP displayed nexted to the DhcpIPAddress entry.

6) Set the name to TcpAckFrequency (case sensitive)

Peavy: right click->rename.

7) Set to a decimal value of "1"

Peavy: right click->modify, type "1" in the value field, select "decimal," and click OK.

8) Save

Peavy: there's no save function, just close out of RegEdit.

9) Restart your computer

This post has been edited by adslgourou: Jul 22 2009, 09:04 PM

Then hard to say. Most video services run on Content Delivery servers located all around the world. Example: Youtube & Google are running on Limelightnetwork CDN servers. Symantec runs on Akamai etc...

Load balancing between the different servers to the different locations due to increased traffic load may result in inconsistent experience for most users. Example: if you are rerouted from the Hong Kong server to the one in Australia (normally these are the 2 countries where the CDN servers will be located in APAC), there may be an increase on the latency which results in buffers.

Where are you located? Maybe DiGi guys who are reading this can boost up your location

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Added on July 23, 2009, 8:11 amWhere is your location?

This post has been edited by adslgourou: Jul 23 2009, 08:11 AM

I think there is a delay somewhere in their process to get the OCS service available for their customers. If it happens again after a week, call their customer service and file a complaint.

Soon.

where are you located?

Lucky you!!!! I wonder what they will offer in the coming PC Fair this weekend???