true, but whizcomm is not doing bridging as of 2024. This makes the 2.5Gbps pretty much handicap for most.Or 2 x 1gbe if u bridge the ont
true, but whizcomm is not doing bridging as of 2024. This makes the 2.5Gbps pretty much handicap for most.Or 2 x 1gbe if u bridge the ont
No longer possible to diy it?true, but whizcomm is not doing bridging as of 2024. This makes the 2.5Gbps pretty much handicap for most.
DIY at your own risk, also depends on the provided ONR etc.No longer possible to diy it?
I see...
No longer possible to diy it?
I see...
6) Let's wait for the details of Eight Home Internet. I tend to think it will be a better option than WC and SIMBA, but let's see.
If you need broadband in the immediate future (within 1 year), please don't wait for Eight. This is likely to be a version 1 release and will likely be problematic.
Remember when Simba rolled out its broadband service sometime back? There's great fury over its service, some people are shut out of service for days! It's all documented in HWZ forum! REMEMBER? LOL!
Agree the infrastructure is shared, but much else is not.Eight Home Internet will not be a full-fledged ISP, rather it will use Starhub Infrastructure, since it is a wholy owned subsidiary of Starhub.
Is all that a given?Agree the infrastructure is shared, but much else is not.
New apps, new billing, newbie technician, newbie customer service representative, changing rules & regulation/terms & condition etc.
Forget liao after eating chicken wingsIf you need broadband in the immediate future (within 1 year), please don't wait for Eight. This is likely to be a version 1 release and will likely be problematic.
Remember when Simba rolled out its broadband service sometime back? There's great fury over its service, some people are shut out of service for days! It's all documented in HWZ forum! REMEMBER? LOL!
Whizcomm is offering obsolete 1Gbps plan renewal @ $24/mth, still worth considering if you are already on ONT and don't need higher speed.
For recontract, they didn't say what speed tho, gotta assume it is the same 1Gbps.I think it is 2.5Gbps. Good for recontract.
https://whizcomms.com.sg/2-5gbps-broadband/
For new users, not worth it because of extra cost.
$54.50 WhizComms Installation Fee and $61.04 NetLink Trust Activation Fee apply. Prices are inclusive of prevailing GST.
For recontract, they didn't say what speed tho, gotta assume it is the same 1Gbps.
Ymmv, 2x wan IP here.You can ask for free upgrade to 2.5Gbps if you are not using the ONT mode.
If you are using 1Gbps plan with ONT mode (ONT configured in ONT mode), and you do not want unbridged ONR, then better play safe and stick to 1Gbps.
But there are reports that WC keeps the bridging port while upgrading the user to 2.5Gbps.
The 2.5 Gb/s plans don't currently make financial sense except perhaps for renewals.WC still has 2.5Gbps broadband page if you search from Google.
https://whizcomms.com.sg/2-5gbps-broadband/
Contacted WC, confirmed still can continue to use bridged ONR after upgrading to 2.5Gbps. Bad news is only 1 port of can be use, effectively you still capped at 1Gbps. Other gigabit port can only be used when you convert to ONR mode.You can ask for free upgrade to 2.5Gbps if you are not using the ONT mode.
If you are using 1Gbps plan with ONT mode (ONT configured in ONT mode), and you do not want unbridged ONR, then better play safe and stick to 1Gbps.
But there are reports that WC keeps the bridging port while upgrading the user to 2.5Gbps.
Have checked with WC, unfortunately for bridged ONR, you can only get 1Gbps out of port 1 even if you are on 2.5Gbps, all other port cannot be used. So it is no difference as current 1Gbps plan with bridge ONR. Only on ONR mode, we can utilise more than 1 gigabit port. Now this makes me probably want to shift to M1 if i want to have more than 1 Gbps.
Contacted WC, confirmed still can continue to use bridged ONR after upgrading to 2.5Gbps. Bad news is only 1 port of can be use, effectively you still capped at 1Gbps. Other gigabit port can only be used when you convert to ONR mode.