Yup. he's the guy who suggest the FUP during Live chat with Datuk Dr Maximus Ongkili. And TM apply his suggestion in unifi

http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1072868
http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showuser=291034

QFT! 
baik beli server sendiri pastu download sampai mati. hahaha.

Don't be silly.
Send your wife to a spa for the day.

And do the cleaning up yourself instead of making her do it.

How do you use biz5 at home?

I get the same connection quality in BC2 as I did with Streamyx. When my Unifi was just installed, it was 1x-2x ms.. but 2 days later it became 4x-5x ms like Streamyx.

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Anyway, for those of you wondering about the VLAN tags/IDs.. there's no need to guess anymore :

Internet VLAN ID is 500 :


IPTV VLAN ID is 600 :


If you're interested in sniffing the VLAN IDs yourself, you will need to either have 2 NICs or 1 hub. In this case I used my old ISDN 10mbps hub. Wire the DLink router WAN/Internet port, fiberhome modem and a PC running Linux into the hub. Fire up Wireshark and you're good to go It has to be Linux because the Windows Realtek and Intel NIC drivers automatically dump the VLAN information and you wont capture any. VLAN settings should be same for every TM router so this is the info you're going to need if you want to use your routers with custom firmware (dd-wrt?).

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Anyway, just posting an update on the IPTV on PC subject.

When I first noticed that VLAN 500 (internet) had a PPPoE layer but VLAN 600 (IPTV) did not, I assumed the IPTV streams were open for browsing without authentication. I got to work and managed to get it running on my PC.

However, it seems that less than 24 hours after I posted the screenshot of me running Luxe HD on my laptop's Windows Media Center along with some configuration info, TM either by random luck or by monitoring this forum thread decided to scramble the Luxe HD stream. I really don't see the point in this except to force us to use their lame set top box. Other ISPs which provide IPTV also provide their users an m3u playlist with the channel names and UDP multicast addresses so that they may connect to their IPTV service via their PCs. Furthermore, if people wanted to 'pirate' the content they would just use a HDMI capture card if the streams were scrambled.

I'd go into descrambling the streams (basically what the STB does) but it's illegal and would be like trying to tap into paid satellite broadcasts using software emulation. Except in this case it's a fiber optic cable pulled directly into your home so I doubt anyone is going to tap the line in the first place.

Right now, the only streams which are not scrambled are the PIP (picture in picture) streams which use the h264 codec @ 320x240(?) res which is basically like watching a Youtube video in standard def. There's really no point in me posting the media center configuration guide but if you guys are still interested in light channel surfing via your wireless router, the PIP streams are pretty okay to watch and only require VLC player and a single m3u playlist file.

I'm going to attach the playlist file I made which contains all the channel -> multicast address information. All you need to do to use it is to have your laptop network card in DHCP mode (no static IP set, obtain automatically) and plug it into the *red* IPTV port on the back of your TM DIR-615 router. When it gets an IP in the 10.x.x.x range, open up the playlist file in VLC and select the channel you want to watch.

I still think their STB is shit (lack of recording feature, laggy, etc) and by forcing us to use it, it makes their IPTV service shit too. For those of you who have complained about the IPTV picture's poor quality and 'flickering'/'shaking'.. its not due to their stream but rather because of the crap STB itself. I had excellent IPTV image quality when using my PC as a media center (not to mention the ability record and rewind streams). So petition to TM to unencrypt the streams and maybe we can have some better quality IPTV here.



IPTV Playlist : http://www.athena.my/imagehost/hypp_tv.m3u

Read this thread, start about 10-15 pages back. I've already set up a direct connection via the Fiberhome modem without using the DLink. VLAN ID for Internet is 500, IPTV is 600. Your wrt610 with dd-wrt has to have VLAN support (which I heard a lot of gigabit capable dd-wrt routers dont). Establish two VLANs on the WAN interface of your router. Have the router connect the PPPoE via VLAN ID 500. Bridge VLAN ID 600 with a physical port on your router so you can plug the IPTV in.. and you should be good to go.

I don't blame you for not using the stock dir-615 though.. not only does it lack gigabit, it's draft N and has some connection limits imposed on it. Specs are lower than other dir-615's too and it starts dropping connections and slowing down once you hit the 150-200 TCP + UDP connection mark.

Inside the DIR-615 :

8MB flash/32MB RAM for the DIR-615 rev G1 which they provide..

Anyway, I'm ordering a MikroTik RouterBoard 750G/450G which has gigabit + 680mhz atheros processor + 32/256MB RAM + 64/512MB flash and runs RouterOS. Should definitely be capable of handling the 20mbps connection load and costs about RM230/400 depending on the model. No point trying to find a router to install DD-WRT on when I can already get a fully supported RouterOS/OpenWRT embedded system

cant wait @ Sentul in Q4, planning to subscribe BIZ20 in office package. 20mbps speed no bandwidth capped at all.

design office like data centre, apply extra 5 fixed dedicated ips = RM300 monthly.

then you can have Webserver at 20mbps speed. Sounds good rite but the money also good haha