Now that I think about it, the SIP ID was probably just changed to a random number. Wouldn't make any sense for the culprit to put down his own ID there.

just curious, if it is not ur IP why bother censored it. Hope the non censored version is sent to TM

btw, could the corrupted download also the same prob face for "corrupted" SIP ID? or may be someone in TM mess up something when they do mass update deployment across unifi VOIP setting.

This post has been edited by billytong: Sep 7 2010, 11:23 AM

I only detected those consistent unknown random ports try to comes in my WHR-G300N router through vlan.500 for internet only, yes that's why I'm concern ...

Guess what, they just called me, they confirmed that IP 110.159.xxx.248 is actually belongs to them
The CS staff can't explain why anymore and now is escalating to his superior to call me to explain further .....

I think I'm in for surprises, again ...

Btw I'm not using the IPTV (IPTV box powered off and disconnected from router). Anyone who have the same setup as me have any problems with their Unifi?

pls keep us noob informed bro......

Don't worry about it. As long as you're behind NAT and you haven't set any matching port forwarding rules, the router will always drop those connections.

does anyone knows how to change the password for unifi users?

Your problem is same with me..
Yesterday call the CS regarding this matter..
but until now still the same - CRC packet lost

It's persistent attempts rom the same IP, keep changing TCP ports from 1xxx to 4xxx
even got port number labeled with radacct, zephyr-clt, etc ....
it seem to me some kind of random port scan & attempt to comes in, an act resemble hacking ....
So is this kind of action "normal" for UniFi ??

Yes, I'm lucky behind NAT+Firewall, but I do have some ports mapping running behind NAT, what if it manage to scan and got the right port??
and what about those without firewall??

Sigh, this is really annoying and I only realise now .....

under the router. where we insert username and password of unifi for WAN connection, there is 1 textbox for service name (optional), what do we need to put there?

anyone mind to upload his config for BTU and Router to me....
i messed up mine and i don't hv the origin 1 =.= .....
Im afraid no one are coming to fix the problem as raya coming soon and I would need to wait after raya for internet connection...
My sister need to pass up her assignment at this Friday >.<

This post has been edited by HenDa: Sep 7 2010, 01:52 PM

Er, what router & connection method are you using?

original setting and the router given by TM

then it should be setup already by TM right?
anywhere, under WAN pppoe, you need to enter user id [something like <your ID>@unifi] and the password field, no need any service name.
your user id & password was emailed to you when you registered UniFi

When they actually fix this file corrupted issue? I got error even on linux update.

I have a few console cables left behind from the Cisco routers. Can you post a guide for those who have this console cable on how to secure the Fiberhome? Much appreciated.

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Added on September 7, 2010, 2:19 pmIn the first place, I thought alarm systems are not supported with the phone line provided by Unifi...

This post has been edited by jchue73: Sep 7 2010, 02:19 PM

It does, it works on mine.

This kind of action is "normal" for the Internet.

With the whole world connected, there's bound to be a few thousand hackers out there scanning ports and IPs, and you're bound to get hit by some of them.

If it manages to scan and get a port that is open, it will be able to communicate with whatever application you have mapped to the port. Most of the time, if it doesn't speak the right "language" for that applications communications, nothing much will happen, usually the app will just hang up and wait for the next connection.

Most apps that give access to critical things (like your data for example) will have some sort of id and password scheme, and so the problem will not get past that.

Where the risk is is that if the app has a bug and the bug is well known and allows some remote exploit, then you have a problem. In fact, this is really what the port scans are looking for. Which is why, if you are opening ports, you are responsible to make sure you keep your software up to date.

Those without firewall/router who run (especially) a windows PC directly on the internet ... deserve what they get! *grin*

This post has been edited by shahada: Sep 7 2010, 03:15 PM

ok i will try when i get home today, im jz unsure of the service name.

I can understand that, I can also see many other random IPs trying to access other ports too and many of them are UniFi users too with IP 110.159.xxx.xxx

But I'm referring to this particular IP 110.159.xxx.248, it's persistent & continuous since 9:30am until now while I'm typing, and I was told by CS it belong to their technical

So, this is still "normal"??

I asked if a Cisco 1841 would work but nobody other than rizvanrp replied. I have one doing nothing here.

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Added on September 7, 2010, 3:16 pmMay I ask how much is the Procurve? Searched high and low for one the last time.

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Added on September 7, 2010, 3:17 pmDon't know if it's cheap but got mine for about SGD 90 the other time.

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Added on September 7, 2010, 3:17 pmWah, so you guys also into F1?

This post has been edited by jchue73: Sep 7 2010, 03:17 PM