Unifi self service portal available at  https://occ.unifi.my/
Need to register before login.

HAHA it was in the spam folder. Thanks bro

Ah crap it's only CC for online paying. Means I will still need to get the paper bill if i want to go to the counter. Does debit card work?

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Added on October 8, 2010, 7:46 pmGuys I have a question. If I didn't receive the bill can I go to any place to pay bills and pay bills by telling them my account no or bill no?

Okay.. so I used an old web GUI exploit for the 7.05 firmware to grab the new 'operator' account password for the 7.05b firmware (thank you random 7.05b router on the internet! ). No hardware required. I'll be posting a guide on how to do this soon as it will allow any Unifi user to grab their wifi, PPPoE and operator account password directly from the router without going through TM customer support.

It's an old security exploit I posted here a while ago and it will expose every router that's on the Unifi network with web management enabled to attacks (regardless if they have changed their pass or not) but TM has to learn how to secure shit properly or they're going to keep pushing this crap on us.

That link someone gave a few pages back, to register for UNIFI payment online. How do I register for that?? Some of the info that they ask I have no idea what it is.

whats the page to make the online payment again? anyone pls?

Well my IPTV is down. Can't watch all the channels...sigh...

I think need to finished all the stock is true, cause the technician gave me extra dir-615 & set top-box when they come down to installed my unifi, (just in case) they say
what the $10 ringgit charges for? just find out if you have no maybank2u & ocbc a/c you farked, have to Q-up to pay bills at TMPoint or Bsn. How convenience.

I had the same prob as u. It comes on for a while and then that stupid 102004 error comes out. no iptv for 3 days alrdy! cust care promised to send technician on monday.. Now i have a weekend without tv wtf.

Can anyone tell me whether UniFi is available at Bandar Tun Hussein Onn or not?

iptv went down with the error 102004. And as usual a reported logged.

how come everynight my connection so slow :



feel like subscribe to 3G broadband   

Finally my area have unifi! Tomorrow go to TM Point and register. Online register fakap.

almost 3 days no iptv good job TM, there's no way i'm gonna subscribe to your rip-off ala-carte channel come november.

KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 21 — Fixed line operator Telekom Malaysia ™ Bhd has connected 16,000 UniFi highspeed broadband (HSBB) customers to date, with more than 2,400 being small and medium enterprises (SME) customers.

TM executive vice-president Shanti Jusnita Johari said today that by this December, the HSBB service will reach 48 exchanges by December and 95 exchanges nationwide by 2012, targeting high economic areas that contributes the most to the national gross domestic product (GDP). There are 20 residential areas and six industrial areas with the services today.

“In that sense, UniFi for business is certainly one of the nation’s important catalysts for the creation of a knowledge economy,” she told reporters.

The UniFi packages for consumers and businesses get the same symmetrical data uploads and downloads.

The UniFi BIZ10 and BIZ 20 package also have one fixed IP address which will be the identity of the company and will not be shared, a plus for security reasons, Shanti explained.

Shanti said there will be a projected 0.6 per cent GDP uplift and 100,000 new jobs by 2017, and a 10 per cent increase in high speed broadband penetration.

She claimed that with UniFi, customers will be provided with a better service levels for SMEs, it will boost local SME growth and expand sales and marketing channel for SMEs.

TM has committed to reach 1.3 million premises by the end of 2012 with UniFi service, which is under the RM11.3 billion national HSBB project signed in September 2008. TM is investing RM8.9 billion into the project while the government is contributing RM2.4 billion.

UniFi which was launched in March this year rolled out services in Shah Alam, Subang Jaya, Taman Tun Dr Ismail and Bangsar. By the end of September, the UniFi service rollout has reached 600,000 premises passed nationwide. She said at this rate, the service will reach 750,000 premises passed by the end of this year.

Nor Akmar Yunos, deputy programme director for HSBB said UniFi’s most southern point of coverage is Johor Baru and Port Klang as the furthest western point.

The BIZ5 package is priced at RM199, BIZ10 at RM599 and BIZ20 at RM899 per month, each with 5Mbps, 10Mbps and 20Mbps, download and upload speed.