Here's one: 110.159.143.x

wa lau... I do hope Sarawak have HSBB one day. By the way, how is the setup of the HSBB modem is it complicated?

http://www.robtex.com/as/as4788.html#graph

Search for ip starting with 110

Enjoice.

This post has been edited by ahpek26: Feb 21 2010, 12:38 AM

saw some people fixing wires around my area, Cheras, since last month, that was on the town main road (Cheras Perdana) just 3 days ago i saw 2 men digging and doing something at my housing area, it was weird, since usually if TM people doing maintainence, they would just open up that giant cylinder shaped thingy, but this time they dug and had a construction sign about jalur lebar pantas internet this and that. Asked the, it was noisy, i said is it HSBB? they said yaaaa

go ahead and just FILL THE APPLICATION FORM

since the router is a must, guess most of us will hv to sell our existing router when it's available and may be coz most router brand sale decrease...

you dont have to sell anything you dont want. no one is forcing you to.

i dont see how the lack of use causes the lack of function.

The router is a must for the beta testers since the settings/configuration for it is still not known yet. If you can get your hands on it then you should be able to connect with any other routers.

If I'm not mistaken, we can still use back our own router if:

1) You have an existing Wireless Router
2) Wireless router enabled (but not DSL modem router enabled)
3) Dialing streamyx from Wireless Router

from the router level, instead of choosing PPPoE, we should select "Ethernet DHCP" (Corp should select Ethernet Static)

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Hmm... I forgot about the IPTV... Any beta tester able to confirm set top box are connecting directly to the FTTP ONU or Dlink wireless router? xts mentioned before IPTV and Internet are using different VLAN.

This post has been edited by thankyou: Feb 21 2010, 11:18 AM

hey you didnt have to use profanities, it shows that you have no substance

read the 2 posts above you, the router is compulsory only for beta testers, no one knows if it will be included in the commercial package. plus, normal routers can be used with HSBB why do most of us have to sell our routers? right back at you smarty

and your post bellow is filled with shitty bad grammar please head to British Council to brush it up



This post has been edited by powerfulcool: Feb 21 2010, 01:08 PM

Can we connect a ethernet cable from the fiber modem to a wireless G router just like most of us are doing ?
20Mbps for a G is okay right ? Because G is capable of speeds of up to 54Mbps.

Wireless G - "stated speed" 54mbps
actual speed around 15mbps (with security enabled)


based on experience..

That's the time for wireless N to kick in... right ?

any idea how much they gonna charge this service to us once it's fully ready?

yup.. the wireless router provided by TM is wireless N spec... not sure if its 150 or 300mbps tho

But the problem is most of us doesn't have wireless N card yet.
My laptop doesn't have wireless N reciever yet.
Need to buy external ones... Which will cost some $.

yup.. thats the prob.. but for me... my prob is whether to use or not to use my current linksys wrt310N...

It's N right ? I think it should be okay...

yup.. N 300.. but how about the settings (VLAN to IPTV, etc?)
t tot that one is controlled by TM side??


haih..

D-Link DIR-615 WiFi is not draft, its 802.11n finalize with up to 300Mb/sec, but the problem LAN and WAN only support 10/100Mb/sec