No, you just need to be in a covered area. Fixed line is not necessary.

If I'm not mistaken, VLAN ID 500 should be the one for unifi internet. Don't think engineer will insert different VLAN ID for different household since these Wireless router had built in custom firmware. So VLAN ID should be build together in the router if its hidden.

ok but then my wireless router become useless? not doing dhcp?
do they give access to the fiber modem (fiberhome)?

what is the LAN 2, 3 and 4 used for in the fiber modem?

is that how to set vlan on the modem (image)




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Can someone show me the picture of TM's Unifi box? Just to assure coverage in my area. Thx.

Good one!
Mobile operators can port numbers between different operators but TM can't port number within itself?

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This post has been edited by totally_skint: Apr 8 2010, 10:01 PM

this is for which package? I really cannot wait

Waiting this coming to penang...

thought penang gonna have free wifi soon...... still need unifi meh?

yeah... but maybe they become wifail, cos its free.... or maybe become a dream....

DHCP will be handled by the TM wireless router. You have to turn it off on your own wifi router before you link it with the TM router cause it will conflict if you have 2 dhcp servers running. By turning DHCP off you're just using your old wifi router as a wireless access point and ensuring that there is only 1 DHCP server on your network which is the TM wifi router.

From what I saw during install, the fiberhome modem is running some integrated linux/unix system. It has no web access and they used a USB<->Ethernet device to start a shell session with it and perform some configuration with a command line interface. You don't even need to access this as the fiberhome modem because it is running in bridge mode and not as a router.

The fiberhome modem runs in bridge mode and has an inbuilt switch with 4 LAN ports and a console port. As one of these 4 LAN ports is wired into your WAN/Internet port, no LAN communication can occur between the fiberhome modem and PCs after the TM dlink modem. The fiberhome modem has no DHCP server and TM has basically locked it down from access. You're not supposed to alter its configuration. The reason your TM router is able to communicate with it is because its only passing PPPoE connections which require no IP addressing. This is also why you cannot have 2 PCs plugged into the LAN ports on the fiberhome modem and another into your TM wifi router and have them communicate -- they are separate networks.

As for what LAN2, 3 and 4 are used for, I guess the fiberhome modem supports multiple PPPoE links and other TM routers can plug into it to utilize the fiber connection much like how you can set your Streamyx ADSL modem into bridge mode, plug it into a switch/hub and have multiple streamyx accounts dial up through it (but limited to the max ATM link speed).

This post has been edited by rizvanrp: Apr 8 2010, 10:48 PM

hi guys, does anyone know how to get to the router set up page, cos i need to configure some stuffs.. why tm dont let us know the ip and password for the setup page!

PLEASE SOMEONE JUST HELP ME ON THIS. IVE POSTED THIS BUT NO ONE WANTS TO HELP ME

TM orange wifi-N router?

IP should be your default gateway IP -- 192.168.0.1 normally

Username : admin
Password : <blank>

Username : admin
Password : telekom

Idk should be the first one but depends on your installer

THANK YOU SO MUCH!

oh i have another question rizvan. do u know hot to turn off the WIFI when i do not need to use it? is it possible? cos im currently connecting it directly to the cpu, and im afraid that the router that is a few inches away from me will be a health hazard after extended exposure.

This post has been edited by SpongeY: Apr 8 2010, 10:57 PM

Er I don't think their firmware lets you turn it off completely. At most you can reduce the transmit power to 12.5%

Edit : Yeah I'm looking at the original DLINK DIR-615 manual and it has the feature to disable/enable wireless. Looks like TM removed it when they reflashed. Perhaps you could disable it manually if you ssh/telnet into the router but the user/pass login for the SSH daemon on the router is not the same as the login for the web page. Gotta ask TM for it

This post has been edited by rizvanrp: Apr 8 2010, 11:11 PM

Really cannot turn off the wireless? How come is like that?

Can the dlink from tm be set to prevent wireless access to the router config gui and also using mac address filter and hide ssid?

MX510,

any review yet from your site on unifi ...
how about your wireless hotspot ... can unifi be modem source for your AP router ... or any work around, your hotspot to use unifi as broadband connection

Yeap.

rizvanrp, try to ping this server 202.156.3.179.

i wonder u all got this problem or not... my line not stable 1, keep dc(i mean during online gaming). but when i switch back to streamyx, i dont face this problem. i wonder y

51ms stable