Ok put you onto the Standby list!

Hmm not sure i can skip the rm200 installation fees or not the contractor here is so fakap n slow the dslam and wiring is already installed today

Setiawangsa, Have to wait until this November....

Mikrotik RB250GS - RM150
Mikrotik RB750 - RM150

If a lot ppl getting it, have to pay rm150 as i dont have much cash on hand, if not much users buy, deposit rm20-50 as you like, i can fork up my own money if only 1-2 user buy.
i will going on and off at Singapore and Johor 3 weeks.
After that will be back to KL on 20 October or maybe earlier

please, i will leaving on 8th October,  so if anyone wanna buy? inform me earlier.

and please note, i do earn from u guys!rm24 per pieces.

Dont flame me though

i try calling: 1 300 88 1221

it shows on my iphone: 1 (300) 881-221

anyone in Q4 area has successfully register unifi? Its early Nov already..

TM Contractor guy is handling over and final testing the UniFi at my apartment

Definite will use Biz5 as startup :-)

RM 199 per month should be okay for unlimited usage and no fair usage policy . Screw iptv watching Astro Beyond much more better

The box

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The testing BTU with battery small to power it to test link from the box to modem

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Getting reading for loss signal below 25 is good

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According to this thread (check the pdf file, replies from TM Corp. Comm.):
http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1631162

VIP20 subscribers will get back the premium channels that were promised earlier. I asked Unifi's CS and they have no idea about this. Anyone else asked them about it?

Unfortunately there has been some confusion in the market regarding this matter. Thus, to reward our “early-bird” VIP20 subscribers who have purchased and installed VIP20 package before November 1st 2010, TM will include the 8 Premium Channels provided during the launch as part of VIP20 subscription package. So, for all VIP20 subscribers who have purchase and installed VIP20 in their homes, before November 1st, 2010, they will be able to continue to enjoy all the 14 Free channel and 8 Premium channels.

PPPoE gives you a single endpoint IP, but those other IPs are routed to your end of the line as well. If someone pings those other IPs from the internet while your PPPoE is up, it will come down your PPPoE line. You need to have your router know how to deal with it.

I gave up getting the DIR615 to work nicely for my VIP20+5IP. For an office setup, with a decent router at your end you would want something like this:



I use an old PC running Linux as a router/firewall for my office. I seem to be getting a PM on how to set it up every other week or so, so I think I will spend some time and write a HOWTO soon. *grin*

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Added on November 18, 2010, 2:35 am

It  works fine even if you set your end to dynamic, TM's side will always push the first of your static IPs to you once it recognizes your user name and password.