Rizvan is there any different between IP range within the VIP5,10,20 package as of now?

No worries, just smash the router 1-2month b4 the warranty expires & claim the new one. I doubt they will still be using this problem router after 1 year. Think about how many routers they gonna keep replacing if they still using this broken one for the next 12months.

No, the warranty stays with the Registration date. Something still wonders me that why the heck they give 1 year warranty in a 2 years contract. If my router fail after 1 year usage, I will get rip off by TMnet to buy their router at inflated price. and I cannot renew my Unifi contract with a new set of equipment because there is still 1 year left. Standard practice for business eh, an opportunity to rip off ur customer?


So I guess even I didnt really smash the router I will just send back to TMpoint. Lie about it spoil already to get the "Stable" one. With the quality of DIR-615 now, i am quite worried that Tmnet will rip me off after 1 year. Might as well send to RMA b4 warranty to get stable version. Get ready to abuse your DIR-615 then!

This post has been edited by billytong: Aug 17 2010, 01:55 PM

To be honest, most of us here would prefer TM to "upgrade" the cap than the speed. 5mbps is enough for me, cap is the issue need to be upgrade if Tm really want to upgrade unifi service

110e is probably best bang of buck now. the extra money for the plugpoint is not worth, might as well get ur extension.

Hey guys how long does Between the day you applied Unifi to the day they come to ur house to fix ur stuffz?

wait, i do not have the device or Unifi yet. (*still waiting them, 1 week already, 1 more week to go) So I have noidea about how to play those toys yet for now.

So up until now it is not possible for us to connect conventionally from regular router to BTU just for internet only?

we still have to use your pppoE style with NAT issue once a while?

if you are a Heavy downloader just stick to Streamyx 4mbps then paired up with a VPN service.

Is the IP range same with the VIP package? Am just curious only.

yeah I think most of us would really want to know this setup. Waiting for your good news.

btw, the dd-wrt flashing method are still not workable for IPTV right?

Well you need to check whether the router can do both Vlan tagging 500,600 at the same time on 2 of the ports it has or not. If it can it will probably will work exactly like ur DIR-615.

Been over 1 week since I applied Unifi and started read this thread, then only to found out that I joined Unifi group at the wrong time.

The reason I didnt really push TM to install unifi for me because I hope that they fix the router issue b4 fixing my unifi connection. But i doubt they got the capability.

This post has been edited by billytong: Aug 24 2010, 11:39 AM

Dont worry it wont catch fire and burn ur house hehe

Best quote for the whole thread! just kidding ok?

This post has been edited by billytong: Aug 24 2010, 03:30 PM

Someone need to do bulk Orderz

Logically should work, since DIR-615 is just another router.

But somehow.... TM version of 615 are really special in terms of reliability issue.

IP TV will not work if u plug into router because if u follow rizvan's guide, the router will only receive internet data not the IPTV it is on diff vlan tagging.

I htink you need another unit or 2 Homeplug and point it to the IPTV vlan port on that RB250GS. Not sure how multiple homeplugs work, as I have no experience on this.

Leave the BTU and the DIR-615(as bridge as Rizvan's guide shows) or RB250GS in living hall, then use home plug connect RB250GS to your own router(at ur room), wired LAN to ur PC or use wireless on ur laptop. This is the usual setup assuming ur TV is @ living room, as probably I am going to setup this kind of setup too.

Otherwise if want ur TV in ur room, u probably need to go wireless on ur PCs and home plug ur IPTV STB to the RB250GS in living hall

This post has been edited by billytong: Aug 25 2010, 02:48 PM

Homeplug is just a lan port extension. You could try that setup.

This post has been edited by billytong: Aug 25 2010, 03:08 PM

Any router will work, since u mentioned Linksys, may be it is a good idea.

As for my I try not to buy routers,

I got like almost 10 routers & switches, modem in on my side. Noway I gonna spend money to add more junk. Gonna try reuse those old one hehe

no one will know, every single one of us are genie pig, we are the white mice of the future Unifi user. Thats the penalty of being early subscriber.

I wont be surprised that TM will come out any sort of "combo" package in another 2 years.