MyRepublic fibre - Part 4

[nivleK1985]

Home Voice is indeed facing some issues at the moment b

 

[GoldKnight]

Just now some of my customers' Home Voice was down but now its already up.

Thanks for the effort of MyRepublic engineer team

 

[riddlely]

Update on my issue.

Its was resolved on Tuesday. Have been enjoying my speedy fibre connection. Thanks for the response.

For people looking to sign up, it really does take about 2 weeks to get everything running.

 

[lukestar]

Update on my issue.

Its was resolved on Tuesday. Have been enjoying my speedy fibre connection. Thanks for the response.

For people looking to sign up, it really does take about 2 weeks to get everything running.

Weird but true

 

[henrylim1972]

I hope MR can fix their SSL certificates, given the rash of hacking incidents

 

[Lehnsherr]

I hope MR can fix their SSL certificates, given the rash of hacking incidents

mine is verified. is your browser updated?

 

[henrylim1972]

mine is verified. is your browser updated?

Nice.. it has been rectified ...

 

[imacbie]

ever since the bukit panjang incident.
i realize that all sorts of streams are giving me buffering issue.
youtube, twitch, torrentstreams, China video streaming applications on iPads. to name a few.
i really hope things will get better soon.
i misses the streams just work experience when i just hopped onto the fibre bandwagon with u guys!

 

[ERT]

Updating Samsung phones firmware on MR is so slow that one can have a short nap in the time taken.

 

[icecreamvoucher]

Hey bros, anyone know what the difference in speed between wifi and cabled? Even if you're near router? Not trying to kp here but sometimes speed like quite different even on my computer, very weird leh.

 

[Yelangrelive]

Hey bros, anyone know what the difference in speed between wifi and cabled? Even if you're near router? Not trying to kp here but sometimes speed like quite different even on my computer, very weird leh.

There bounded to be difference speed when you on wired compared to Wifi.

You can you use the information via this link
https://secure.myrepublic.com.sg/speed-booster-guide.php

Please do call me if you need any help.

 

[nivleK1985]

Hey bros, anyone know what the difference in speed between wifi and cabled? Even if you're near router? Not trying to kp here but sometimes speed like quite different even on my computer, very weird leh.

Yes. In fact if all your device are using N. Any user adding a G Device into the network will cause the speed to drop to G. slowing down to the oldest device to be compatible.

 

[icecreamvoucher]

There bounded to be difference speed when you on wired compared to Wifi.

You can you use the information via this link
https://secure.myrepublic.com.sg/speed-booster-guide.php
I see... Thanks bro!
Please do call me if you need any help.

Thanks for your help bro! Quite useful things in there!

Yes. In fact if all your device are using N. Any user adding a G Device into the network will cause the speed to drop to G. slowing down to the oldest device to be compatible.

Wah. Is this how the electronic companies pa ka together to make people buy more stuff? Sia la now must go back check my parents laptop now.

 

[nivleK1985]

Thanks for your help bro! Quite useful things in there!

Wah. Is this how the electronic companies pa ka together to make people buy more stuff? Sia la now must go back check my parents laptop now.

You can set router to be N only. .

 

[Triaz881]

Think someone should create a short explanation of wireless vs wired and paste it every time someone post about wireless... too many people asking about it all the time.

 

[nivleK1985]

Think someone should create a short explanation of wireless vs wired and paste it every time someone post about wireless... too many people asking about it all the time.

It's common knowledge that wireless will always slower than wired =) all else everyone would be using wireless and not wired.

 

[Yelangrelive]

Think someone should create a short explanation of wireless vs wired and paste it every time someone post about wireless... too many people asking about it all the time.

Let me see what i can do about this and also please note the knowledge may not be from an expertise.

 

[Yelangrelive]

Thanks for your help bro! Quite useful things in there!

Wah. Is this how the electronic companies pa ka together to make people buy more stuff? Sia la now must go back check my parents laptop now.

You are welcome bro.
Feel free to contact us if you need help.
For faster reaction time, also can call me direct. hee hee

 

[Fiddler]

Quick one for the tech heads:

OpenNet came by and installed TP yesterday.

The signal was tested as follows:

OTL -18.52dbm

Technician told me a reading below -30dbm is good but I saw pics of other TP boxes showing signal as low as -14dbm.

I know one shouldnt get too bothered by numbers but I have to ask:

Is -18.52dbm signal strong enough to give me the kind of speed boost that supports seamless streaming? Thanks

 

[Yelangrelive]

Quick one for the tech heads:

OpenNet came by and installed TP yesterday.

The signal was tested as follows:

OTL -18.52dbm

Technician told me a reading below -30dbm is good but I saw pics of other TP boxes showing signal as low as -14dbm.

I know one shouldnt get too bothered by numbers but I have to ask:

Is -18.52dbm signal strong enough to give me the kind of speed boost that supports seamless streaming? Thanks

It is within the acceptable range. The reasons why difference people have difference reading is because of various reasons like the workmanship, the quality of the Optic Fibre, the connection point.

I remembered mine was about 19.

If you are talking about seamless streaming, there are a lot of factors: one of the most important yet people tends to forget is the source(server) of your video. e.g. the server hardware whereby the video is being stored. The ISPs that the server is connected to before connecting to MR

so far all my video streaming is good and accepted, maybe my expectation is super high.