StarHub MaxInfinity Fiber Optic - Experience

Montoya

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I used to use RT-N66U before upgrading to AC router. However, during that time, Starhub IPv6 does not work with DHCP-PD on Asus RT-N66U. I heard that the recent firmwares have solved it.

What's your experience with it? Still cannot work? I am thinking of getting the RT-AC68U and use my current DIR-868L as an access point. But I want IPv6 to work.

I'm already running the latest firmware & it doesn't work.

It was still working on the 372.XXX firmware. The latest build seems to break support for it...
 

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Has anybody not getting 5ghz channel 52 to 64 on Dlink-865l to display?

Wiki shows it's legal in Singapore but somehow the latest firmware (1.06) from Starhub is not showing those channels
 
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Am I able to connect my home network in the following way;

TP > ONT > DIR 865L(also serve for wifi in living room) > lan cable > other brand router(wifi in bedroom)
 

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Am I able to connect my home network in the following way;

TP > ONT > DIR 865L(also serve for wifi in living room) > lan cable > other brand router(wifi in bedroom)

yes you can but u need to do additional bridging configuration for 2 router to work together.
 

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Anyone using homeplug for fibre? How is the speed like?

I'm planning to get a TP link 200Mbps homeplugs.
 

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get the 600mbps one ...

Theortical Speed for 200mbps one is zzz ...

What will the speed be like for the 200Mbps ones?

My wifi pcie card is giving me problems, sometimes I can get 25+Mbps, sometimes I cant even hit 1Mbps.
 

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It would be great if one representative will come to listen to our voices(complaints) and feedback to their company.
 

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currently on ST fiber and wish to jump to starhub. Can I have my starhub fiber up first before cancel ST, as I do not want to have a period where I do not have internet
 

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Twitch is problematic probably because there's no decent servers in the region. It's a known problem among all other ISPs intermittently as well. Not just our SH one.
 

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I would like to seek some advice here to improve my network speed.

p.s It's not possible for me to lay lan cable to my desktop.

I'm currently using ASUS N15 pci network adapter.

Below are my alternatives:

1) Getting a dual band pcie wifi adapter
N900 Wireless Dual Band PCI Express Adapter
TL-WDN4800 - Welcome to TP-LINK

2) Getting a pair of homeplugs (200Mbps)
Tight budget

3) Continue using ASUS N15 adapter.
 

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Do streaming services benefit from regional servers?

I understand its benefits for "static" video hosts like YouTube, but I really doubt it works the same way for streaming services.



Which router are you using?

The one given by starhub, DIR 865L

This is the latest speedtest i did.

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AnTiLooP

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Twitch is problematic probably because there's no decent servers in the region. It's a known problem among all other ISPs intermittently as well. Not just our SH one.

Not true and it's not a known problem. At least not with the other ISP's except starhub.
 
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