Currently, they are still handling it on their own, to sort out teething issues. After process stabilize, then they will proceed to outsource it - similar to how streamyx started.

If you wanna be an installer, i suggest you head to TM and register as supplier. The registration process can be quite tedious. Once registered, then you can ask to be installer.

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Added on April 7, 2010, 10:31 pmAm getting mind installed on the 12th April - location Damansara Perdana.

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Added on April 7, 2010, 10:31 pm

Am getting mind installed on the 12th April - location Damansara Perdana.

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Thabks for the info.
I live in SS24 , near SS2. Don't know of it's available there.

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Probably not available. That area is probably under Kelana Jaya exchange. Best to check with TM Point.

Check the rollout schedule. First page of this thread

Also depending on exchanges. Like for mine, i am in PJ, but my exchange is TTDI - thus my area is in the first rollout.

Anybody here has a VDSL2 implementation (for high rise building?).

Am getting mine in a few hours time, will report to you guys how the implementation goes. By right it'll just be like Streamyx.

Yeap . Mine in damansara perdana

For everybody's info - the manual for the BTU for VDSL is as follows:

http://www.unifi.my/unifi/images/pdf/btu_vdsl.pdf

Got my unifi. Installation was not as smooth as I expected.

The problem was the port was the port was not activated by Network Operation Center. It's just a process problem that TM is sorting out (hence that's why they are having a limited implementation). Should be much much smoother..

VDSL2 is very much different from FTTH implementation. For VDSL2, the ports will need to be activated prior to installation, whilst for FTTH - the port is already activated. As mine, is one the first few VDSL2 implementation, they are kinda a bit rough with regards to the process. But still, the installers are very determined to get my Unifi sorted out. Kudos to them.

The installation for VDSL2 - is very much like Streamyx, plug in the VDSL2 modem, configure username and password... connect the IPTV and STB.. then you are done. If not of the port problem, my Unifi would have been up in less than 30 mins.. keh keh keh..

Anyway - speed is great... Just test downloaded a 350MB file from usenet.. it took roughly 3mins...

expect teething issues... but don't worry. The installers i must say are good..

1 - so far so good. Its only been few hours
2 - 20mbps. Worth it.
3 - your call charges.
4 - None so far

For now new phone number

Excellent! Another happy camper

Friend of mine just registered for VIP20 in Mutiara Damansara.

Btw, when they say the four areas, they mean areas that is served by the exchange.

Configured the port forwarding for xbox360... all is good..

Played Modern Warfare 2.. seems to be good.. but latency is still very high... roughly 100ms..

Not necessarily.

Actually looking closer, it could be Fiber cabinet. I saw the same logo in the SDF from in my apartment, where all the fibers converge to the IP DSLAM and VDSL box.

The box inside the SDF room are server racks containing the Equipments for VDSL. Just had a peek when the engineer connecting my copper to the dslam.

You on FTTH? Mine on VDSL i only get 16-18MBps only... (VIP20). Upload is quite bad.. Only 13-15mbps.. but no complaints lah. Still get consistent 2MBps downloads..

STB - mine is stuck at 16:9 - had to use expanded mode to get 16:9 - then again, its not as good as "native" 16:9. I believe it'll be in the future firmware update.

Yes.. that's some form of copper issues. I am not getting full speed.. just 18mbps... sigh..