Hey mamakap, may I know how much you paid for that linksys switch (I assume its L2 Manageable) ? I tried to untagged fe4 and connect IPTV directly to huawei modem without success. whenever I reboot that modem, VLAN and port automatically switch back to tagged 400/500/600. Can't change the configuration at all.

Mine got fried after about 24 hours after unifi came to install it. The lights in the front no long light up only the blue one at the side

I use HL106E, just need to make sure the power line is on the same phase and it transmitted well. As for noise... Don't really notice any.

I was told by Aztech ppl that noise only on HL280E for unknown reason. But fortunately once you turn on the TV you will not notice that noise anymore. I switch it off when I am not watching IPTV.
Made a comparison between SD in HyppTV and Astro, SD quality in HyppTV is much better and sharper compared to Astro. And another nice thing is you can time shift it for max 2 hours, COOL

DId you try to plug it into a different socket? maybe the socket you use is a bit loose and arching and producing that noise..

If still got noise.... you only have a few solutions...

1. Return to Aztech and get a new one
2. Switch the TV volume louder.. other people in the house wont be happy...
3. Put a cotton bud in your ears.. you'll probably have a lot of missed calls...
4. Dont use it at all... Got no IPTV lorr...

Cheers bro....

Some BTUs like the fiberhome pull their firmware + settings from a remote server every time the unit is booted so you can't save any settings on it Also, I think the Linksys switch he's using is 76radius's old Cisco IDS switch which I configured as a VLAN bridge a month+ ago (?). It's around RM450-600+ retail so I think you might be better off just buying an actual managed switch with VLAN support.
Mine fried about 2 weeks after the install. Low quality equipment

Also, I think the Linksys switch he's using is 76radius's old Cisco IDS switch which I configured as a VLAN bridge a month+ ago (?). It's around RM450-600+ retail so I think you might be better off just buying an actual managed switch with VLAN support.
Mine fried about 2 weeks after the install. Low quality equipment

In that case I have no choice, I'll go down to Singapore and get L2 Netgear smartswitch. I think that's the cheapest I can get. other than that, TP-Link L2 switch looks like another cheaper alternative...

Mikrotik RB250GS

http://www.roc-noc.com/product.php?productid=381

40USD

Check out the screenies of the switch web interface.. http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/SwOS

Looks like it can handle Unifi

RM127.50 for Mikrotik RB250GS.  Do they sell in Malaysia? Beside online.

Mikrotik RB250GS

http://www.roc-noc.com/product.php?productid=381

40USD

Check out the screenies of the switch web interface.. http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/SwOS

Looks like it can handle Unifi

Sifu, mind to educate what is this switch for  ? Thank you

Okay guys, I've spent the last 2 hours doing this ._.

And I have *very* good news

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Not only can you run Unifi through your DD-WRT router, you can run DD-WRT on the TMnet DIR-615 G1 router. After looking at some FCC documentation, I realized the chipset (CPU, RAM, FLASH) were exactly identical to the D-Link DIR-615 D1. I took the plunge and reflashed the TM router and YEAHHH I spent over an hour getting the DDWRT PPPoE daemon to connect over VLAN ID 500. I know how to do this however I'm still testing the stability and VLAN support.. so no guide yet (I don't want you to screw up your router). If this is going to be used by other Unifi users, IPTV has to work flawlessly with the dd-wrt firmware.

Will continue my testing later

UPDATE @ 2.00AM : This is f**king sweet

UPDATE @ 2.06AM : MRTG graphs, full Linux console, SSHd and telnet support, bandwidth graphs, full control over connection limits, system load and status information.. AHHHH Unifi 20mbps + DD-WRT on TM DIR-615 G1 == *orgasmic*

it is impossible for dd-wrt to make it work at the same time for both the internet and iptv?

IMO experience, the Buffalo series routers have some issues when running with PPPoE over VLANs while running on dd-wrt. You may experience connection drops or websites not loading.. there's a script to fix that though.

It should work fine for internet connectivity but as for IPTV.. it requires the Port based VLAN page to be fully accessible. I think Linksys dd-wrt flashed routers may fully support this but I was never able to get it to work properly on a DIR-615 dd-wrt flashed router since this function did not work properly. Try it out when you get Unifi, it may work

It's to perform the VLAN tagging/untagging so you can replace the DIR-615 and still have IPTV + Internet access. No need to rely on TM hardware

quick question..
i had accidentally reset dir 615 setting, did someone has the default pass for pppoe username?
tm technician didn't give any password to me...