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Ntest is back for second half of 2011

Sorry for the inconvenience caused.

If you are corporate user having difficulties in connecting to VPN server outside of Malaysia, e.g. US, what can you do? Below is some suggestions

• Use a business ISP that routes Internet traffic via Singapore. The cost range is between RM1000++ for TIME to more than RM 5000 per month for 10Mbps. The price difference is due to bandwidth availability/sharing, quality of after-sales support (you get what you pay).
• Put a VPN router in a Singapore data center. The Singapore VPN router will connect to original VPN server using back-to-back VPN mode. After setup of back-to-back VPN network, Malaysia users will connect to new Singapore VPN router rather than original VPN server. This is better as connection between Malaysia and Singapore is much faster and reliable. This is also the most expensive option as you need to pay for Internet access and router co-location. Main advantage of this option is access of multiple upstream providers which lead to lower network costs, better uptime and improving stability.

To make Malaysia as data centre hub, besides offering cheaper office rent and electricity tariff, we need to offer Internet services with international qualities, e.g. 99.9% up-time, reliable speed, responsive after-sales service. However Internet services with international qualities in Malaysia is not prevalent yet. To solve reliability and speed issue of Internet in Malaysia, one solution is use an ISP in Malaysia that route traffic to Singapore. Main reason is Singapore has more submarine cable landing points. With more landing points, more Internet bandwidth is available by different upstream providers at lower cost.

Submarine cable landing points in Malaysia & Singapore by TeleGeography

Malaysia business ISP that routes Internet traffic via Singapore

• TIME Fibre Internet™ Plus
• Pacnet Nextreme
• Verizon FiOS® Internet

The list above will be updated periodically.

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Free access to Singaproxy till 31/3/2011

Sorry for the outage on 13 Oct 2010

World Cup 2010 is finally here next month. Being an international event, Malaysia broadband users will visit international World Cup 2010 sites. Knowing state of broadband in Malaysia, hopefully Singaproxy will be useful to Malaysia football fans.

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Free access to Singaproxy till 17/7/2010

High speed broadband not in your area! Improve your Internet speed using a Singapore proxy. Try Singaproxy today!

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Free access to Singaproxy till 30/4/2010

22/2/2010 Last week for Singaproxy free access. After that, Singaproxy will only be available to Ntest users


Till 28/2/2010, Singaproxy is free for all Malaysia broadband users.

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Since 31/1/2010, Ntest is not working anymore due to software expiry. This issue has been fixed. Sorry

1/1/2010 Ntest promo is extended to end of January 2010. Have a fantastic 2010!

To encourage use of Ntest by Malaysia broadband user, information of Singaproxy will be shown at the end of test result after each new test. See screenshot below.

Screenshot of Ntest test results