of course it doesnt. unifi is for high-income areas.

sarawak, even for cities like kuching does not cut it. the high cost for implimenting the FTH network makes deploying it to any parts of that rural sarawak not feasible. you are lucky that you even have ADSL, if i had it my way, you all should only be using 56k modems.

[WTA] is there any meaning with the serial started and ended with "V" on the TM cabinet? e.g "V02306V"

[WTA] is there any meaning with the serial started and ended with "V" on the TM cabinet? e.g "V02306V"

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Added on May 21, 2011, 5:40 pm
does this mean it is vdsl2 cabinet? I saw it at some area in Kuching.

Not true. My taman is a V cabinet and I just registered for 5Mbps Unifi. Will be installed this Friday.
The box is only 1 part of it. There are still a lot of stuff needs to be done.

In my case after the box (and rage why so long still haven't open registration), they still need to pull the cables to each pole in the taman. They also renovate the existing phone cylinder and add some more complicated stuff. After that once in a while will see people come to the main box with their laptop. To check the line I suppose.

The box is not all you need for connection.

P/S: I registered on October and saw the box on February I think.

It doesn't have to be VDSL2 if you see those VxxxxV labelled cabinets because they might install a cabinet right next to it with Cxxxx which will provide FTTH to homes.

The advantage when you see a VxxxV cabinet around your housing area means fibre optic cabling is already laid around your area so chances are high that Unifi will reach your area soon.