You could try and disable the WAN-PPPoE setup + layer3 port (basically revert back to stock settings), then plug your dd-wrt router with VLAN tagging enabled into port1 and your dir-615 into port2 for IPTV and see if they both can run at the same time. This isn't possible on the Fiberhome because its configured to only allow 1 device per port at a time but the Huawei may be different.

Btw, I'm curious.. this is one of the setups I assumed was possible when I was fiddling with pr0d's Huawei but never tried out. It seems that you're behind double NAT now? Basically you have 1 public IP at the BTU and your PC now sits 2 private networks away from that. Does port forwarding on the dd-wrt work at all?

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Parlimen-parlimen question.very funny..watch it
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i would like to ask any one have been success install the unifi at the selayang area ?

Ok, I'll try to disable BTU's PPPoE & Layer3, then connect as follows:
BTU LAN1 --> DIR615
BTU LAN2 --> WHR-G300N [VLAN2.500 with PPPoE dial-up profile]

belum ada lagi bang..

I just got my unifi installed yesterday, but wireless signal is quite weak on 2nd floor (modem on 1st floor). I wanted to boost the signal via a new anthenna but the it is not replacable.

any solutions to my problem? I did ask around in digital mall and one of the shops advised me to buy a pair of wall sockets which cost RM200++. Way too expensive for me.....

If you have a spare wifi router lying around, use it as a wifi access point by disabling its DHCP server and wiring a LAN cable from it to the DIR-615. Unifi stock router has very weak wifi signal coverage.

If you've done the bridge configuration on the DIR-615 to be used with your WRT54GL, leave it that way. If you flash the DIR-615 to dd-wrt you will lose IPTV and be unable to use your wrt54gl in the same configuration :3

If you have a spare wifi router lying around, use it as a wifi access point by disabling its DHCP server and wiring a LAN cable from it to the DIR-615. Unifi stock router has very weak wifi signal coverage.

@xiang49, I believe getting a spare wifi router is still cheaper than using those homeplugs. At least that's what I gather from the prices the sales guys @ Subang Parade gave me.

I plan to save some money, get a new wifi router, and turn the DIR-615 into a bridge VLAN switch as per rizvanrp's guide.

Would be nice to have a guide for custom router to access Internet only, in the event of DIR-615 Fails.

I really cannot bare with being disconnected from net.

so when mostly when got avalaible ???