Actually I'm not too concern about not having over 3000Mbps of upload but the unstable connection. Even until now, it still won't connect back to AX6K pri WAN, how unstable can a internet connection get? Its their DHCP server, how could that even happen, disappointed.
Did you try MR tech support? I know their technical expertise level has gone down ever since they got bought by SH but would be still be good to highlight to them the issues so that they can improve the service. I'll be doing that tomorrow as the quality of my VOIP calls is still laggy despite the improved ethernet speed test results.
Its weekend, I don't think they are working. The connection at last came back on this afternoon, more than 12 hours after last night. Right before I was going to change back to AXE300. All connectios were the same as last night, just restart the ONT. It used to went down for some tens of minutes, only came back up after numerous restart of the ONT, but that didn't work last night.
You can't because they use different network configurations. If your ISP provides you an ONR (ST?) that means it is operating on a Passive Optical Network, meaning the optical fibre resources are shared with multiple users using passive optical splitters. So the ONR/ONT is needed to convert the optical signal to copper and electrical signals that go to your router or access point. At the moment only SI/VQ is using active optical networking where they provide point-to-point fibre broadband from a single transmitter (LR SFP+ module) to a single receiver (LR SFP+ module). With this configuration then you can connect the optical patch cord from your Fibre Termination Point (FTP) to an SFP+ module (ISP provided) that plugs directly into your router's SFP+ port. Unfortunately, SI has transferred its existing fibre broadband subscribers to VQ and VQ is not providing any new 10Gbps plans at the moment.
Maybe. There are configurable XGS-PON modules being sold for a few hundred dollars online, but nobody in SG has documented trying one so you're on your own if you do buy one.
When you mention SI/VQ, I'm guessing you're referring to SuperInternet and ViewQuest? I wanted to go with SuperInternet for their 10gbps but unfortunately, they don't even support residential anymore. As for ViewQuest they don't even have 10gbps (for now).
If interested, FS does sell XGS-PON transceivers, but will have to do your homework to see what works. Their tech support is quite knowledgeable as they mostly serve enterprise customers. I bought my SFP+ 10GBaseT Copper RJ45 modules, 10GBase-SR SFP+ modules and 10GBaseT to SFP+ media converter from them. Even SI/VQ's provided 10GBase-LR SFP+ module is a custom configured one from FS.
Recently been lagging/hanging a lot for Apex too, not sure its MR or Apex server.
I'd run a constant ping and check for spikes. Also if you've just installed a new 10g nic, update the drivers although it seems to "work" fine.
yeah, recently just started so not sure what's happening.
hi xiaofan you mean if select the tplink router, SH will config the onr in bridge mode? Actually why isp use onr again with 10g plan? Why cannot stick with ont?
SH strength is they also provide BPL football
One of the main reasons why I use MR
Which ISP you subscribe too? StarHub or MR? I planned to use dream machine second edition but it was stated in StarHub/MR website that the line only can work with their assigned router. So this is not true and it will work with others router? Do we need to set vlan or any configuration on unifi wan port? Then ont to unifi is RJ45 or fiber?
