u can ask them, if they are willingly to help, but they dont really care, they set to interleaved, sometimes high interleaved mode, which cause even higher 1st hop ping, so they dont need to fix modem blinking issue. sometimes the interleaved setting is default, they leave it as it be.

what is yr 1st hop ping? and tracert result?

Hmm If someone diggin holes with "Kerja-kerja telekom" and got TM logo (blue) the sign is old I think, is it unifi? D:

First hope using visualroute = 22ms, cant use tracert coz its being blocked.

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Added on April 17, 2010, 10:26 pmHere is the result.

Tracing www.tm.net.my

1,58.27.105.101,22ms,None,----
2,202.71.96.13,23ms,None,----
3,202.71.96.33,24ms,None,----
4,----,Timeout,n/a,----
5,----,Timeout,n/a,----
6,202.71.97.48,23ms,None,----




This post has been edited by archonixm: Apr 17 2010, 10:26 PM

LOL that is so MALAYSIAN!!! dare to try, dare to fail

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Added on April 17, 2010, 10:57 pm

Thank you sifu for the answer.
I will explore the option of setting VLAN on WRT (hopefully it's there).

Nice one, i have tried flash Mikrotik with gigabit and B,G,N Card on it with DD-WRT since no #unifi yet so cannot play with it . Those board also has been sold due to previous project. You can get it cheap from Singapore

Okay guys, I've spent the last 2 hours doing this ._.

And I have *very* good news

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Not only can you run Unifi through your DD-WRT router, you can run DD-WRT on the TMnet DIR-615 G1 router. After looking at some FCC documentation, I realized the chipset (CPU, RAM, FLASH) were exactly identical to the D-Link DIR-615 D1. I took the plunge and reflashed the TM router and YEAHHH I spent over an hour getting the DDWRT PPPoE daemon to connect over VLAN ID 500. I know how to do this however I'm still testing the stability and VLAN support.. so no guide yet (I don't want you to screw up your router). If this is going to be used by other Unifi users, IPTV has to work flawlessly with the dd-wrt firmware.

Will continue my testing later

UPDATE @ 2.00AM : This is f**king sweet

UPDATE @ 2.06AM : MRTG graphs, full Linux console, SSHd and telnet support, bandwidth graphs, full control over connection limits, system load and status information.. AHHHH Unifi 20mbps + DD-WRT on TM DIR-615 G1 == *orgasmic*

This post has been edited by rizvanrp: Apr 18 2010, 02:06 AM

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Pro SIFU!!! lowyat!!!

teach me how to enter ZxYel router i'm using T DB108 modem ....i can get in modem but not router!

wow. DD-WRT on the stock unifi modem.
how's the iptv?

Hope IPTV can sign Hong Kong TVB JADE.

So we can see the latest series movie for free.

crap a doodle doo...why do u always get to have *orgasmic* action first..

Haven't started work on IPTV yet. The problem at the moment is that the DD-WRT takes the 4 LAN ports on the DIR-615 and bridges them into an interface called vlan1. The WAN interface is placed on vlan2.. so I set up VLAN tagging on vlan2 and made the PPPoE dialer connect via vlan2.500 (vlan2 interface with VLAN ID 500).

I ran into a boatload of problems at first because the dd-wrt firewall actually filters out PPPoE replies from the Fiberhome modem. I didn't know this till I hooked up a sniffer between the Fiberhome and dd-wrt dir-615g1 and sorted it out.

I have to find a way to separate each individual LAN port so I can bridge vlan2.600 (vlan2 interface with VLAN ID 600) with the physical IPTV port. I believe there's an interface to do this in DD-WRT but on the DIR-615D1/D2 firmware, its hidden. Though I can access it and alter the settings I don't know if its making any real difference.

I'll try it soon and post my findings here. As for now, everything works except for :

1) IPTV port (untested)
2) Internet light is always orange regardless of ppp0 connection status (but is easily fixable with a shell script and some gpio commands)
3) USB Shareport (untested but since there's full shell access to the system might have something I overlooked)

Other than that, everything else is working like a charm. Router has some *very* useful features for people who intend to share their lines or are power users. Advanced QoS, MRTG graphs, connection tracker (easily haxxable using some /proc variables) and everything else you love in dd-wrt. It's also way more responsive than before and gives a ton of wireless options such as using a wider frequency band and WPA2 enterprise encryption.

When I last tested the TM DIR-615 firmware, I didn't know what the hell was going on. I ran 3 torrents on 1 PC and my other PC could not establish any connections at all. Basically hit a connection limit. The web server for the TM DIR-615 firmware was also limited to 15 connections, if you ran the apache benchmark tool on it and set it to 15 threads you basically would DoS the router.

Now I know everything >=) Will keep you guys posted of course

Yeap

This post has been edited by rizvanrp: Apr 18 2010, 04:54 AM

@rizvanrp

I noticed that the dir 615 is performance limited ;x any recommendation what is the best router in 2010 for ddrwt ?

I heard 2 recommendations so far:

Netgear RangeMax Dual Band Wireless-N Gigabit Router (WNDR3700)

Buffalo Technology Nfiniti Wireless-N High Power Router & Access Point (WZR-HP-G300NH)



ps: i already have a dir 655, any point of upgrading?

Great work again, rizzy. Those unifi NOC people monitoring this forum should be learning a lot from your adventure. If only they also take note of what their customers are saying. Gigabit ports on the router is quite a common wish, me included. My storage box has gigabit ethernet. Why those limitation on number of connections? Still Draft-N in the firmware when the protocol have been ratified months ago?

Unifi does not have to look far for customer feedback. Without incurring any cost.

So far no N best router for DD-WRT i just use my Linksys GL and link it to 8 port gigabit 3com switch

Buffalo might release new N router soon that can support dd-wrt but not sure got gigabit port or not

They so insistent for us to use their FREE router with their custom firmware so they can throttle us at home instead? Great job rizz.

You mean these ones?




http://www.dd-wrt.com/site/content/buffalo...actory-firmware





Yeah i realised that, that is why i rather not opt into their bullshit once it becomes available. Who wants to use the default router settings when it's configured to impede torrent download speeds? The hardware itself is also limited for torrent downloads.

Lets pray rizvanrp cracks this nutshell of a problem soon

This post has been edited by Moogle Stiltzkin: Apr 18 2010, 01:11 PM

it's june or july
this is what is told by the TM guy to me
i didn't ask though...he just simply told me when he's upgrading my line to 4Mbps
so he wouldn't just told me something untrue that i didn't even asked

Good job rizz

some how i find that streamyx is much more stable than unifi... do u guy notice that??