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DSL Light Is Not Blinking, Finally…

Filed in: Tmnet — March 29th, 2004

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Hmmm… seems like my Streamyx line is okay already. It has no disconnect(except manually reconnected by me) since Sunday afternoon. :D

Though the technician has yet to check it at my home, the line is okay now. Even I purposely disconnected it, it will reconnect back without problem(Man, I was really worry that it will not reconnect back!).

Conclusion? The problem is at Tmnet side and they have fixed it.
What was the problem actually? No idea…

However, I prefer not to put 100% trust on the line yet. Give it another 24 hours, if ok then ok. Else, still have to call the technician.

Wish me luck!

P/S: The line is connected at 288kbps now, which is rather low for 512k package.

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  • Your Streamyx will only get better. They probably reset the ports at their end for your connection. Once its more stable your connection will be faster also... but jangan harap to get 512kbps lah...
  • lengct
    1 thing i learn from lowyat.net members is that
    if u met problem from tmnet, u must keep bugging them
    always call them or else they dun do their works
    another thing is if u can get refund if serious problem
    let say if disconnect for whole day, then u can ask them refund 1 day fee on ur bill
  • ardinor
    Please help me using EMAIL from WAP Phone

    Nokia




    I can retrieve my pop3 email using incoming
    mail server pop.tm.net.my but when i try
    sent email using smtp.tm.net.my
    this message appear “Authentication Error”
    Help me…



    What should I do with SMTP server??? my smtp provide by my ISP Provider don't work for my phone.



    Help me...
  • ardinor: Frankly, I never use WAP phone before. No $$$~ :cry:

    Anyway, if your wap phone support, try to turn on Authentication on SMTP server setting. You may asked to enter your username and password.

    Or, use smtp2.tm.net.my insteads of smtp.tm.net.my.

    Note: The smtp.tm.net required the "From:"(sender address) to be TmNet email.

    Hope this helps. :)
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