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Unifi Official TM UniFi High Speed Broadbrand Thread V5, Still, NO cap 4 all unifi packages 4 now

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rizvanrp
post Jun 11 2010, 12:51 AM

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Who said you can only use wireless? IPTV has to use a LAN cable.. PCs have a choice if they wanna use cables or wireless.
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post Jun 11 2010, 12:01 PM

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QUOTE(warlove3 @ Jun 11 2010, 10:59 AM)
lol? by right they should do around that much as the RAM inside are huge, i'm currently maxed out by 4096 connection as DD-WRT wont allow me to go above that figure, so far to connection to router is stable but will lock up eventually....wanna try the heatsink mod to cool of the chip....will post results when i'm free....
btw their wireless sucks big time when using stock firmware....the DD-WRT K26 seems to be working fine so far...but still have a few issues with wireless...

http://www.dd-wrt.com/wiki/index.php/Asus_RT-N16 - full specs of the router....
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If you have more RAM you can increase the conntrack table size manually to go over 4096.
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post Jun 11 2010, 05:33 PM

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QUOTE(thankyou @ Jun 11 2010, 04:45 PM)
What about Watchguard XTM 21

Anyone has spare money to spend? RM1409....
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I can see enterprises using that for Unifibiz but not home users. For RM700 you can have a brand new intel atom based firewall running pfSense or some other router/firewall distro. Combine that with a wireless AP for excellent routing performance.. that would be the system I recommend for users who have 5-10 heavy p2p users at home on VIP20 (even though it would still be overkill with those system specs).

Not to mention you would be able to plug it directly into the fiberhome without using the DIR-615/smart switch as a VLAN bridge since those distros support VLAN WAN interfaces.
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QUOTE(tch9 @ Jun 11 2010, 08:23 PM)
Hi all,
The link below list routers with Vlan support using OpenWRT firmware.
http://wiki.openwrt.org/toh/start
So far any one manage to configure OpenWRT to connect to internet and iptv without using DIR-615 at all?


Added on June 11, 2010, 8:43 pmYou can download the original firmware of the TM supplied DIR-615 here
http://tsd.dlink.com.tw/
Just select DIR-615 and you will get the firmwares for all the DIR-615 revision.
But no GPL source code for DIR-615 revision G1 though.
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Thanks for the factory link biggrin.gif About VLAN on wrt firmware with internet and IPTV.. never been able to get that working. Was unable to isolate the last IPTV port from the others. Managed to get it working with a 3 NIC PC router setup though.


Added on June 11, 2010, 9:48 pm
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DIR-615 Firmware Release Notes
Firmware: FW705WW
Hardware: G1
Date: 2009/12/23

1. FW version is advanced to v7.05.
2. FW is approved by TM Telecom.
3. The settings are changed as listed below:
     Add IP unnumber nodes in neap server for DCC
      Add new 2 level users login in WEB GUI
      Default enable wireless auto channel function
      Change default DLink web site to DLink Malaysia
      Modify Internet Setpup Wizard
      Add wireless MAC filter function
      Add HTTPS and Telnet port settings
      Change WAN 3 and 4 to bridge mode
        User can’t modify some settings in WAN connection 2~4 via web GUI
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      Remove Schedule settings in WAN PPPoE mode

Problems Resolved:
1. Fixed WEB GUI display info and IP checking function
2. Fixed IP unnumber and dual LAN function issues
3. Fixed IPTV streaming issue in bridge mode
4. Fixed WEB GUI issues
5. Fixed DCC in dual LAN mode
6. Fixed IGMP issue in ethernet
7. Fixed multiple WAN status in WEB GUI
8. Fixed hidden page info
9. Fixed dual LAN issue
10. Fixed WAN shcdule radio button issue
11. Fixed dual LAN DHCP range issue
12. User “admin” can’t modify Telnet and SSH port
13. User “admin” can connect/disconnect WAN connection

14. Always modify “admin” password in Internet Setup Wizard issue
15. Fix dual LAN port forwarding issue
16. Fix WAN connection manual DNS IP address checking issue
17. Fix device http deamon fialure after enable dual LAN function
Sneaky TM smile.gif Unifi beta testers with 7.01 firmware don't have all these 'new features' rolleyes.gif IPTV streaming issue was prolly' because they didn't set the VLAN priority tags haha

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post Jun 11 2010, 10:19 PM

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QUOTE(warlove3 @ Jun 11 2010, 10:10 PM)
but am I able to route IPTV connectivity through pfsense?
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This is just a question of how many NIC's you have. But you don't need to anyway, just plug in the dir-615 and use that for IPTV. A pfsense rig and the dir-615 can be used at the same time but the pfsense router doesn't have to connect through the DIR-615 using VLAN bridge mode since it has VLAN support on its own.
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QUOTE(warlove3 @ Jun 11 2010, 10:29 PM)
lol.....i have 1+3 gigabit adapter and 1xHigh gain usb wifi on the pfsense sempron based pc....
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Should be fine then
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post Jun 12 2010, 12:17 AM

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New Unifi install policy to change the 'operator' password.. some people messaging me saying it doesn't work anymore ._.

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UPDATE 11th June 2010 : I've been receiving messages from Unifi users telling me that these passwords do not work on newer Unifi installs. If your router is using Firmware 7.05 (listed at the top right corner of the web user interface @ 192.168.0.1), these passwords listed below are the default combinations for that firmware. If these combinations are not working, it means that TM has changed their install policy to modify the passwords for the 'admin' and 'operator' account. Please contact TM and make sure they give you access to these accounts.. especially the 'operator' account so you can configure the security yourself using this guide. It is your right as a user to have access to both of these accounts so that you have control over your own router and network security. If they refuse to disclose the passwords, pressing and holding the RESET button with a small pin/pen tip for 10-20 seconds while the router is powered on (until the power light changes from green to orange) will reset your router to the stock username/password combinations listed below. This will also reset your wireless and internet connection settings, meaning you have to re-insert your Unifi username and password into the router and save the settings yourself. If you are refused access to the 'operator' account and have to reset the router to regain access to it, please get a tech savvy friend to setup your router for you properly. All the required material this person would need is on this website and the router configuration is the same as Streamyx (if you're on Unifi VIP home packages). If there's anything else, please contact me on my forum.lowyat.net account -- rizvanrp . Stay safe, - rizzy smile.gif

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QUOTE(Sting Ray @ Jun 12 2010, 11:38 AM)
want to ask where do I find the password for dynamic PPPoE to logon ? is it the one stated in the Unifi registration confirmation printout when I applied for Unifi at TM point ?
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Yeah, its the one listed under the "High Speed Internet - Residential - xx Mbps" row on the printout slip
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post Jun 12 2010, 12:06 PM

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Unifi seems abnormally fast today whistling.gif

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QUOTE(sg999 @ Jun 12 2010, 12:14 PM)
u use 40M?
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QUOTE(Moogle Stiltzkin @ Jun 12 2010, 03:32 PM)
Finally my place got unifi. I'm scheduled for Wednesday next week for them to set it up.

Today i got the brochure explaining about Unifi, so i called up to check if it was available and it was.

Previously they said they would call me as soon as they had it. They never did. They were probably hoping to keep quiet until next month when i would have to pay for installation fees like most unifi users would..... i wouldn't put it past them thinking along these lines tongue.gif

But then again i did receive the brochure *grumble -.-;
My advise, chase them up yourself and don't expect them to revert back to you even though they say they will. They are good liars  rolleyes.gif
And another worrying thing. In the brochure, they still say the cap remains the same as during the Unifi launch. Kinda worrying because they will later use that as an excuse to cap what they originally planned as soon as more people have signed up. I would advise some caution regarding their cap policy for the future hmm.gif
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I also just got the brochure a few days ago even though I've been using it since launch week. I think they needed time to print it.. but you're lucky they covered your area biggrin.gif

I'm not really worried about data caps, can bypass them if you have teh skillz wink.gif
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@Lucas

Wow, what assholes. Anyway, if the default gateway is the same but you cannot access the configuration.. its likely they may have changed the management port from TCP 80 to something else. Call them up and ask for the details. If they refuse to give you access to the unit, either just reset the router back to stock config (if you know how to reconfigure it) or use a port scanner on the router and check what ports are open.

And no, the webmail password is different from the PPPoE password. Both should be printed on your install slip though.

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It seems that TM has upgraded their router firmware. Hardware box and stickers still say firmware 7.05 but it definitely is not 7.05 anymore.

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Firmware 7.05 port scan

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Firmware 7.xx(?) port scan (new firmware)


As you can see, there's no http server banner anymore. Which means you cannot access your own router config. Furthermore, Lucas says they're not willing to give users their PPPoE user/pass combination anymore and you're forced to use a 8 digit pin combination on the back of the router as your wifi pass.

It looks like TM failed WPA security 101.. I wonder how long it would take to generate a rainbow table for an 8 digit wifi pin number. Furthermore, you won't be able to set port forwarding anymore. I also have no f***ing clue why there are random ports like POP and SQUID open.

I'll look into this soon. Its probably reversible smile.gif

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post Jun 12 2010, 09:57 PM

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Whats the point of not telling the customers their PPPoE user and pass? You're paying for the damn account and it's so bloody easy to intercept a PPPoE connection and grab the user + pass. Then their helpline will just act dumb and pretend they suddenly cant give you your own user/pass combination.

They're just making people suffer for an already overpriced service.
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@porty

I guess so. So people will have to buy a high end router + smart switch if they keep locking it up like this.

It's pretty easy to capture the user/pass. Either do a man in the middle capture by using a hub or set up a fake PPPoE server and let it connect to it to capture the user/pass.
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@porty

Yeap, set up a pppoe daemon on linux.. or I could write one for Windows easily. I normally go for the hub or 2 NIC bridge man-in-the-middle method though.

@klgoh99

The DIR-615 router supports DDNS and port forwarding but if they lock you out, you wont be able to use those features. I'll look into it soon.
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QUOTE(Mokuton @ Jun 13 2010, 10:58 AM)
still looking for answers.
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I don't use megaupload or rapidshare so I can't tell you. Youtube upload is definitely over 1.3MB/s, rapidshare from what I can see as a free user is only 200-300KB/s.

As for your own router/modem, it's what we've been discussing for the last 10 pages or so.. so you can just refer to that smile.gif


Added on June 13, 2010, 11:56 amAnyway just settled Lucas's problem. TM did not disclose his PPPoE pass and the router seems to be working fine but it was malfunctioning for some reason. Still on 7.05 firmware and default username/password combination, something could have happened when it went online.. who knows whistling.gif

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@Lucas

I started the router without the WAN port plugged in, then I logged in and disabled the TR-069 feature + secured the other features.
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@Lucas

I did a port scan when I was checking it, it looked identical to mine.. none of those extra ports. Might wanna check your PC or something :3
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QUOTE(St1GL1TZ @ Jun 14 2010, 11:15 PM)
just got the VIP 20 installed, tested it out with a couple of torrents, initially the download speed was great - about 700kb/s then it fell drastically to bout an average of 100kb/s, is this what VIP 20 users usually get?
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Lulwut? You should be getting 2.3MB/s tops.. at least 1.4MB/s+ on the average public torrent ._.
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QUOTE(St1GL1TZ @ Jun 14 2010, 11:37 PM)
really? it just wont go anywhere outside 200kb/s -__-
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Maybe the torrent you're downloading is badly seeded/has few peers.. also check speedtest.net and confirm you can go over 700KB/s I'm dling a public tracker torrent @ 1.9MB/s at the moment.

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