So in other words, don't touch the freakin' router........

Cool. Thanks.

I never liked D-Link routers after changing 2.....(B and G routers)... so sticking with Linksys.......

Hopefully TM NET fixes it soon.......

Looks weird right,behind my house also got this,at least 3 in the back lane.Got TM sticker on it.

They should let us use our normal routers. I don't want to give up my Linksys WRT54GL(DDwrt)..

olol what is this? new hydrogen bomb?

Have you tried cloning their router's MAC address?

You are not correct. Maxis and Celcom are wireless, which means slow and unreliable. But it also means they can be used almost anywhere in a broad coverage area without requiring specific infrastructure for each customer.

HSBB is using fibre optic cables, which is basically the same idea as the copper cable used for Streamyx ADSL except they are made of a different material which can carry a higher capacity.

You need to have the cable connected to a router on your premises. Then from the router you can use wifi locallly if you want to.

TM don't share IP method, unable go more advance

but... HSBB require powerful LAN adapter to enable high speed, because i test speed my Local speed got 14mbps download 30mbps upload zzzzz

LAN to LAN test, both pc last year buy motherboard, harddisk, processor

ic..then there's no need for me to wait for hsbb to become available at my uni.
thnx for the info.

Usually Uni's have their own line.

Reason: some people in the forum have very high speed from their unis and place them as speedtest signatures.

Wondering Subang Jaya USJ will get it on 24th March or later? Can't stand waiting for youtube HD videos to load anymore.

actually this hsbb triple play, in future, if you stop using your copper phone line and depend on this dect/ip phone

what happens if TNB got problems, electricity got cut off and need to make emergency call?

we expect/assume that people will have or have access to a mobile phone?

got no laws covering this? ie tm need to make sure that at least the phone can be used for x hours even if blackout?



edit:-
or maybe tm should say waive their line rental or give discounts for those who subscribe to this triple play but still want/need to maintain their copper line for emergencies etc??



This post has been edited by porty: Mar 17 2010, 01:59 PM

is it mean after we subscribe to HSBB,
our phone set will connect to the HSBB modem but not the phone port on the wall?

as what u say,
if the internet down,
can we still use the phone?
or it is totally VoIP phone service via internet?

sorry for my stupid question,
but i don really know it..

I think can, just like copper, ...but
if central fiber down, phone can not use

so is it mean the phone will directly connect to the modem,
and have to always on the modem or any other device(power on),
to receive any incoming calls?

Can someone with HSBB just turn off the device and test? That should tell us if it works even if there is power failure right?

i think the reason they provide the dlink is so that they can plug it directly to the IPTV device in the future ..
besides maybe they can config the router to give more priority to the IPTV .... i think la ..

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Added on March 17, 2010, 3:00 pmi think the reason they provide the dlink is so that they can plug it directly to the IPTV device in the future ..
besides maybe they can config the router to give more priority to the IPTV .... i think la ..

This post has been edited by rasyid: Mar 17 2010, 03:00 PM

yes, i agree.

cant wait for the launch,
this week when i go back to my hometown,
will check is it my area have any HSBB box..

so? Fiber no have splitter? to split Telephone, Modem and IPTV?

IPTV would be connected through LAN.

Guys i have a same question like everyone does, Does USJ 14 goodyear court 10 available for hsbb after the launching ? i saw HSBB box at USJ 9 but im not sure if it support in USJ 14?