wah, the star posted this news somemore,

riz, you've done really well
They said, hacker unlikely can success to hack a user because of don't know the target's IP address,

ok la, Dynamic IP always change IP, but to check a user's current IP isn't hard, even we can do it, but only valid at the time that user still stay connected as the same ip,

How about Unifi for business? static IP address,   once the hacker knows the ip address, business unifi user always risky, as long the remote management still remain opened 

just installed unifi today..

how to access the true admin account? can anyone inform me?
already disabled the remote access

Not sure what's going on, seems TM put a temporary stop-gap measure in place by blocking connections on port 22(SSH) heading for 110.159.* IPs.

I had someone enable remote SSH on his DIR-615.
Using the default port 22, I wasn't able to connect from my Streamyx to his Unifi. (connection closed at remote end)

Then I asked him to change the SSH port to a random 5-digit number, and voila I managed to login to router using putty.
Like rizvan said, I was able to use his connection as a SOCKS proxy (ssh dynamic forwarding).

I'm pretty blur with this thing actually. Not pretty blur, very blur as a matter of fact. What's the curse of action that I should do exactly and how so?? I have never ever changed anything since TM installed my Unifi.

Thank u rizvan. Very good information.

Can anyone tell me the benefits of adding another modem as stated?

Guys... i'm still unable to access router  using 192.168.0.1, any other way to do it still noob.........
thanks

Ok then. I will see how my torrent goes and I can change it later. I am wondering, what is NAT? 

I just got my Unifi a few days. My DIR-615 has firmware version 7.05. I have been trying to find the page to disable the Wi-Fi radio because I only use the RJ45 ports.

Do the earlier versions have the disable Wi-Fi option? Or is there such an option in 7.05?

No SSID means Wi-Fi disabled? That interface is not very intuitive isn't it?

With Bluetooth, you may hide the name, but that doesn't disable the bluetooth radio, and gadgets may still connect to it.

But I guess disabling a name is different from not broadcasting a name, so you may be right. Unless I have one of those keychain Wi-Fi detectors and cover the router with a piece of aluminium foil, there's no easy way to know if the radio is truly off.

Anyway, thanks for the tip.

We received the corporate Unifi package today and were told we had to use their Dlink Wifi router. But we don't want their Wifi or any Wifi in our office. We just want to connect our Smoothwall firewall straight into TM's black Open Bridge (Huawei). Anybody any idea if this can be done?

Hmm... DD-WRT firmware has the options for VLan tagging. According to your webpage, we need to use that DIR-615 router for VLan tagging. But can't we just use a DD-WRT powered router for tagging VLan 500 and VLan 600?

I've just registered Unifi with TM, the technicians will be coming to setup by later this month, but I'm kinda panic after I ordered Unifi.

I'm a SoHo, having 3 computers, 2 network printers and 2 NAS in my home working environment, there are also a lot of P&C data in my storage, it MUST NOT be accessible by others. I'm quite panic about the Unifi security issue posted everywhere in the internet. I hope someone can give me a helping hand or suggestion on the following issues:

1. Security
Is it safe enough I just disable the the 'Remote Management' and change the password for both 'admin' and 'operator' account? Can this block TM or attackers by 'easily accessing' to my router? If NO, please tell me what else can I do to make myself protected.
2. Custom Router / Switch
i. Currently I'm using a Switch to connect all my office PCs, printers and also NAS, but in Unifi site, I saw the line: "...is only compatible with computers that are wireless enabled...". I then google online and I found The Unifi Handbook - Using Custom Routers, by following the steps provided, we could actually make the TMnet Dlink DIR-615 G1 as a VLAN bridge. If that so, I wonder can I setup my network like this? 'Fiberhome (VDSL) --> Dlink DIR-615 G1 (VLAN bridge) --> My Router --> My Switch --> PCs, network printers, and NAS (with network cables). Is this possible?

ii. Is it encouraged to do a 'custom router' setup? Will this setup slow down the network speed (or slow down when it's using network cable)??
3. IPTV
If the 'Security' and 'Custom Router / Switch' are successfully applied. Will I lost my IPTV service???

Please help, the unifi workers jz arrived today and i JUST found out about this issue. They haven't install anything yet but they left their hardware here. I found out that they provided the DIR-615 G2 modem. So, is it still recommendable to proceed with the installation? Or would the new router solve the backdoor problem?

Ok thanks a million for ur speedy reply. Anyway, for now i just have to disable the remote access and change the password right?

hi rizvanrp,
thanks for ur strong fruitfull tipss!! got mine yesterday, but speed today is shit!!!
nyway, i'm not sure if i missed out, but i dont know my unifi password. can I retrieve online or by calling tm net? or they hv block it not wanting us to know?

thanks..