tq..finally their management consider the customers demand for this auto-renew...

I am disappointed that auto-reload only entitle for rebate 2 months, should give forever.

Also, it is only applicable to cc, cannot auto-reload using YES credit inside.

it's 3 months to be exact. I totally agree that it should be forever.

As for Value Pack auto renewal, it's possible to use Yes credits that are already in your account. It's just that you need to set up your credit card details first. You should have the option to choose Yes credits in the auto renewal configuration. I've done it.

Personally, 3 months rebate or forever is not sufficient given the high cost we are paying for the bandwidth. Especially for heavy users.

your id is A018xxxxxxx right?
if so, please use a018xxxxxxx instead of A018xxxxxxx.

you can use A018xxxxxxx to log in to YES website but to use YesLife you got to use a018xxxxxxx.

really funny. last time i also have this problem.
but now i use my own ID already. dump the old one.

not to worry mate as by 2012, the broadband landscape in Malaysia will changed with more homes connected via Fibre and YES/P1 will hav to offer better deal to attract new sign-ups and to tie in existing users.......

btw, is the auto renewal entitle to the rm60 Bonus on the seventh mth and the rm100 Bonus on the 13th mth?

The problem is I don't want to auto-reload using credit card, hence I don't want to key in the cc details.

So first step already cannot proceed.

can use MB2U rite?

I don't believe so. but check out this page for more details - http://www.yes.my/v2/say-yes/promo/blaze.do
From what I understand, buying a Huddle or Zoom Turbo Kits where the promotion is valid from 19 August 2011 to 18 November 2011 will entitle you the bonuses.

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Added on November 15, 2011, 9:26 pmyou don't want to auto-reload using credit card or you don't want to key in the CC details? if you can do the latter, your CC won't be charged as long as you still have credits in your account.

if you don't want to do both, then what they're offering doesn't satisfy your needs. However, here's what I think why they required us to include our CC details (at least from my point of view):
I wanted to be always connected and I have credits in my account. I didn't keep track of the balance in my account (it can really happens to someone busy or forgetful). One day, I can't seem to access the internet and only to find out that there's not enough credits for auto renewal to take effect. I have the choice of buying extra credits from shops or via Yes online store. However, this defeat the so-called "Auto", right? I strongly believe this is where the CC pre-registration comes into the picture.

If there are a much better way to implement the auto-renewal/auto reload, do suggest it to Yes team. I'm sure they'll listen. Hopefully.

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Added on November 15, 2011, 9:30 pmi don't see this option when I try to configure the auto renewal

This post has been edited by maxcheam: Nov 15 2011, 09:30 PM

I am using Zoom for my CCTV which connect to my DVR, after a week or after restart zoom, i cant view my cctv from outstation, anyone can help on this matter ? what setting i need to do ? any setting i need to make in zoom or in dyndns.org ?


This post has been edited by Algaefarmer: Nov 16 2011, 01:20 AM

there's a bunch of things you need to check:
- It is recommended to have a reserved IP address for your CCTV in Zoom's config and in your CCTV settings, use static instead of DHCP in case IP address can't be provided by Zoom in time during startup.
- then check if Zoom's config already port forwarding the required ports to your CCTV or you can assign the CCTV IP address as the DMZ IP in Zoom.
- if you're using services such as dyndns.org, make sure you've configured correctly in Zoom's config as well.

That should keep you busy and hopefully get you back on track to view your CCTV remotely.

is it safe to input our CC details as i never use CC to purchase online services before and wat if i wan to stop the auto renewal?

thanks

nothing is 100% safe. i did a lot of online purchases and it will be the trend in the future, i'm sure. Just need to practice caution and check your CC transactions online from time to time.

I thought you've already signed up with CPP card protection? Use it to your advantage, it covers fraud transactions, right?

Yes, i am using the CPP services, good tat you remind me abt the fraud transation:thumbs:

now i dare to auto reload my YES and its expiring on 17/11 too

you are Good man

What is the differences between zoom router and streamyx/unifi router ? as my installer told me that this is the first time he use zoom with dyndns service, those streamyx /unify router do not have such problem. The IP address will be updated automatically by dyndns using streamyx/unify router, but after using zoom router dyndns did not update the IP address accordingly.

I am using zoom router to monitor my Kampung house. I have applied streamyx more than 2 years but this bolehland 's Telekom keep on telling me no port for more than 2 years. Recently i found YES is available in my kampung in Kuantan and i got full bar all the time. However, after a week, i am not able to view the cctv anymore and the IP address did not updated automatically. Yesterday, went back and try to rectify the problem together with the installer but not successful, anyone can advise me on what i need to set in zoom or dynnds ?

Thank Maxcheam for what you suggest, i have to consult my installer friend for your suggestion. Noted that zoom only have option for DHCP, but i am not very sure .

This post has been edited by Algaefarmer: Nov 16 2011, 08:30 AM

yes, i too got my self a used CCTV set tat i wan to setup hooking my Zoom to the DVR

thanks

YES was slow today. Kajang area. And have connection problem two day ago. Disappointing.

Bro
If I want to connect a network CCTV and a NAS to Zoom, I will need a router right? or any other devices tha tcan do the job?

u hav to ask sifu maxcheam

This post has been edited by digilife: Nov 16 2011, 10:32 AM

i don't dare to claim that i'm a sifu.
it's just that i have more chance and time to play with all these stuff.

to try to answer some of the questions asked.
Zoom is like most router in the market, the main function is to route traffic between different networks, just like what a traffic light would do. The big difference is that each of these routers handle its specific WAN connection such as WiMax, 3G, xDSL, etc depending if a modem module is included.

Zoom supports DHCP as well as IP reservations for it's local network.
As for dynamic DNS updates, besides using Zoom, you can use a PC-based updater from the respective dynamic DNS service provider that you've subscribed.
In order to make sure if the dynamic DNS is updating correctly, after configuring the account info and hostname, do a reboot/reconnect of the internet connection. This will get a new public IP address from Yes which should trigger the dynamic DNS update. You can then try to ping your URL or login to dyndns website to see if the new IP has been updated.
Next, I'd recommend you to reboot all devices in your premise again to make sure everything is still working as expected to simulate a restoration after power outage, restarting of Zoom or the CCTV system.


For the CCTV and NAS, Zoom is capable of handling this so you don't need another router.