Packet One Name Servers Packet One name servers are located in the same building.

Host Name ns1.p1.com.my ns2.p1.com.my

(No Hostname)

(No Hostname)

(No Hostname)

(No Hostname)

Packet One current provide the cheapest and fastest effective bandwidth on ev

TMNet Name Servers

TMNet name servers are located in different geographic regions, and logically g

Host Name cns1.tm.net.my cns2.tm.net.my cns3.tm.net.my ns1.tm.net.my ns2.tm.net.my

ns3.tm.net.my ns4.tm.net.my

ns5.tm.net.my

ns6.tm.net.my ns7.tm.net.my ns8.tm.net.my ns9.tm.net.my

Unfortunately there is no way of telling where the servers are located. So if you

Also, its simplicity is both a blessing and a curse: if the router in your area can'

Jaring Name Servers

It is obvious that Jaring's setup is more mature, but it also appears to be a netw

Host Name 1 ns1.jaring.my ns2.jaring.my ns3.jaring.my ns4.jaring.my ns5.jaring.my ns6.jaring.my

It seems that in the beginning Jaring really planned the deployment of its name If you do use Jaring's name servers, but forewarned that Jaring may streamline

Also Jaring is quite determined to limit access to its DNS servers. It almost alwa 1. 2. 3. 4.

resolve names for everybody from anywhere, then only resolve name for Jaring's hosted domains if queried from any network resolve name for domains end in "jaring.my" if queried from other ISPs, the block access from external network, then half-day later realize that the wh

Singapore Name Servers

The Internet is supposed to be a collaborative friendly network of networks. The

Host Name

dnscache1.pacific.net.sg

dnscache2.pacific.net.sg ns3.pacific.net.sg ns4.pacific.net.sg

dnssec1.singnet.com.sg

dnssec2.singnet.com.sg

dnssec3.singnet.com.sg

dnssec4.singnet.com.sg

dnssec5.singnet.com.sg

dnssec6.singnet.com.sg

pridns.starhub.net.sg

secdns.starhub.net.sg These name servers are listed for reference only, you should

Open Name Servers

There are people generous enough, or insidious enough, to offer DNS service fo

Host Name

resolver1.opendns.com

resolver2.opendns.com

(No hostname)

(No hostname)

These name servers resolve all names, and in their default configuration will al

he same building.

IP 122.255.96.132 122.255.96.133

Status Open Open

122.255.96.136

Private

122.255.96.146

Private

122.255.96.148

Private

122.255.96.149

Private

and fastest effective bandwidth on every price points against either Streamyx and Jaring. Note that if you are P

ent geographic regions, and logically grouped into two network segments. This is a very smart setup in that it is

IP 202.188.0.132 202.188.1.5 202.188.0.133 202.188.0.183 202.188.1.8

Status Within TM Net Within TM Net Within TM Net Private Private

202.188.0.184 202.188.0.136

Private Private

(phased out)

Re-purposed

(phased out) 202.188.0.4 202.188.1.23 202.188.1.25

Re-purposed Private Private Private

here the servers are located. So if you want to maximize your Internet performance, you will have to check the

a curse: if the router in your area can't reach both network segments, you can't access the Internet even if all th

ature, but it also appears to be a network administrator's nightmare. As Internet usage increased, Jaring just ke

Host Name 2

IP 161.142.201.17 192.228.188.61

Status Within Jaring Within Jaring Within Jaring Within Jaring Within Jaring Within Jaring Within Jaring Off-line

gaten.jaring.my gates.jaring.my

161.142.227.17 161.142.212.17 61.6.38.139 192.228.128.16

gate1.jaring.my gate3.jaring.my

161.142.2.17 161.142.1.17

gate4.jaring.my gate5.jaring.my gate6.jaring.my gate7.jaring.my gate8.jaring.my gate9.jaring.my gate10.jaring.my gate11.jaring.my gate12.jaring.my gate13.jaring.my gate14.jaring.my gate15.jaring.my gate16.jaring.my gate17.jaring.my

192.228.128.32 161.142.216.17 161.142.216.18 192.228.128.157 192.228.128.158 192.228.128.159 161.142.201.10 161.142.216.12 161.142.201.12 161.142.30.13 161.142.201.9 161.142.113.13 161.142.27.6 161.142.239.1

Off-line Off-line Off-line Within Jaring Within Jaring Within Jaring Within Jaring Within Jaring Within Jaring Off-line Off-line Off-line Off-line Off-line

y planned the deployment of its name servers very thoughtfully, unfortunately the subsequent commercializati

orewarned that Jaring may streamline its operation and eliminate some of the name servers in the future.

cess to its DNS servers. It almost always follow this life cycle that repeats every six to nine months:

nywhere, then domains if queried from any network other than Jaring's, then ing.my" if queried from other ISPs, then then half-day later realize that the whole Jaring network is disconnected, thus frantically re-open many of its fire

ative friendly network of networks. The closest name servers outside of Malaysia reside in Singapore. Below are

IP

Status

192.169.33.3

Open

203.120.90.40 203.120.90.43 203.120.90.44

Open Phased-out Phased-out

165.21.83.11

Within Singnet

195.13.10.226

Within Singnet

165.21.100.11

Private

165.21.83.10

Private

165.21.100.10

Private

195.13.10.224

Private

203.116.1.78

Within Starhub

203.116.1.94

Within Starhub

ce only, you should not use them.

sidious enough, to offer DNS service for free. These Open DNS servers use AnyCast technology to automatically

IP

Status

208.67.222.222

Open

208.67.220.220

Open

208.67.222.220

Open

208.67.220.222

Open

nd in their default configuration will also resolve censored domains.

aring. Note that if you are P1's subscriber, you can't use TMNet's nor Jaring's name servers.

ery smart setup in that it is very easy to maintain and support: just pick one server from each segment and you

you will have to check the latency yourself to see which name server is closest to you and use it as your prima

ess the Internet even if all the name servers are still running. Fortunately there is a way around it: you can use J

ge increased, Jaring just kept throwing in name servers and mail servers to coup with the demand.

ubsequent commercialization of the Internet was not as thoughtfully implemented.

servers in the future.

o nine months:

cally re-open many of its firewalls, etc., including reconfiguring its name servers to allow all access, effectively g

ide in Singapore. Below are some name servers from Singapore's Pacific Internet, SingNet, and StarHub.

echnology to automatically get the server closest to you to respond to your query, therefore at times offering b

ach segment and you are done.

d use it as your primary DNS.

ound it: you can use Jaring's name servers.

access, effectively going back to step 1.

and StarHub.

re at times offering better performance than a local DNS server.