What & how is your connection method when you "usually get ~400-500kb"? Is it using the standard connection from DIR-615 only?
I'm trying to figure out how do you connect the WGR614v9 prior to connect it with DIR-615 as bridging mode for you to make the comparison.

WGR614v9 is Broadcom base and I think v9 is not official confirmed by dd-wrt.
http://www.dd-wrt.com/wiki/index.php/Suppo...Devices#Netgear

You don't need to flash with dd-wrt, it should work find with your current method.
Thx Calvin for the update, also thx Riz again for making the RB250GS works to replace DIR-615 completely!
Indeed, it would help many more UniFi users out there if Landasan willing to bring in ..... 
Never too late right?!
Ok, guys, while we are waiting for the shipment, please go through Riz's guideline again to fully understand how to configure the RB250GS:
http://unifi.athena.my/index.php?option=co...id=55&Itemid=67

So with RB250GS, you guys can either:
1. use any of your current router, with or without dd-wrt or vlan taggin, just setup PPPoE profile will do!

2. if no extra router and don't want to spend extra again, then can consider to flash the DIR-615 with dd-wrt [see below Riz's guideline] and setup PPPoE will do!
http://unifi.athena.my/index.php?option=co...id=53&Itemid=65

3. if no extra router and still want to keep that DIR-615, then you are free to buy any router you like!
Cheers! 

Strange, if sometime ok sometime not, could it be the line problem?
Also, could it be the DIR-615 or STB start to give problem already ?

I never have any problem on IPTV, except for the minor issue on STB LED display, which was replaced with a new unit on the 3rd day
RouterOS, are you using RB750 series?
At this moment no idea on RB750 yet, but there's plan to test RB750 very soon, stay tune ..... 
Ooops, didn't know you are using RB250GS 
You bought it directly from Soliton?

Glad to hear you solved the problem already! 

you need to ask those guys in Mikrotik forum. Ask them how to configure pppoe vlan 500 & vlan 600 bridge mode.(I think IPTV is in bridge mode). No many can help u here except the Mikrotik forum guys.

Joeaggas,

I am using Mikrotik RB750G with successful connection. You'll need to do this:

1) remove any bridge you have right now (so it won't interfere with what you are going to start with). Bridge will be needed later for IPTV setup, but get on with your PPPoE first.

2) Setup vlan with ID 500 (under interface->vlan) and attach it to Ethernet1 (assuming you are using Ethernet1 to connect to the BTU). So under winbox you'll see
    Ether1
        +-- vlan1.500

3) Create a PPPoE interface and have it attached to the vlan ID 500 that you've created above. Ensure that the Enable service tag is unchecked.
4) Immediately, you'll see it get connected.
5) ensure you create a NAT to masq the srcnat.

i am working out a longer set of instructions to get the pppoe + iptv setup for RB750G. Juggling between work and this...stay tuned.

For IPTV,

1) use ether5 (my choice)
2) setup ether5 to be neither master nor slave. That means bound to "none". So this will not enable the switching function under this physical port (cos we want to bridge it)
3) setup vlan ID 600 under ether1 (yes, that wan port to btu). You probably have a vlan ID 500 under this ehter1 as well for PPPoE.
4) Create a bridge, call it bridge.iptv.
5) Put the vlan ID 600 interface created above and ether5 under this bridge->port . That mean you are bridging vlan 600 (under ether1) + ether5 physical port itself. Traffic going out via port1 will have vlan ID 600 tagged.
6) still in the bridge window, you'll see a button "bridge setup" (i think), uncheck Bridge for firwall, vlan and pppoe (yes, all 3 unchecked)
7) hook up the STB to ether5 port and power up the box. Have fun.

* as for your DHCP bit, i don't think it is the dhcp server. Disconnection here could be other stuff, check if you have mis configure any other interface with bridge. Your management port (probably ether2) should only hold dhcp and an IP address. nothing else.

Congrats for getting it running
1. we are not using the switch function based on my instruction (we've disabled it by putting neither on master nor slave). So switch->vlan will not do anything here. The bridge is just between physical port 5 and vlan600 of port 1.
2. Just plug in to any slave port (3 or 4 in your case). Ensure you disable the dhcp server in the wifi AP, get the router to be the dhcp server so it can do the NAT for you.

I've used the bridge method rather than switch since i've yet to get switch config to work. This will be my eventual aim (provided if i have the time). Hardware switch chip built onto the router board is faster than the software bridge. But i am not going to complain since it barely sweat the CPU with bridge and everything works like a charm.

* you can address me as Mister ...heh.

RB750G is not for everyone. It is just a pure router without Wifi. It is only for folks who would like more flexible options that the RouterOS can offer. Stuff like QoS, fine grain control of firewall, integrated L2TP for VPN within the router, flexibility of setting up your options, monitoring of traffic, connecting to other routers and of course a solid hardware + router OS which is supported by many. For many, the RB250GS should be sufficient for resolving the Unifi issue in conjunction with out-of-the box router+wifi meant for mass users.

RB750G is RM $310, you can get it from Landasan. Not sure if they still have stock.

Have been using the Unifi for 1 month, Unifi team has swap 5 units of D-Link 615 !! 

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This is one of my new setup. BTU > Mikrotik RB250GS > Belkin Wireless N+

Thank you to klseet for the bulk purchase and rizvanrp for the user installation guide.

this ?

My setup exactly like yours except I do not have the RB250GS, all Huawei BTU, TM DIR-615, TL-WR941ND are placed on top of notebook fan (black colour with blue LED light) like the photo shown

is there any shop selling short network cable like 30cm or something?  That would be neat to manage all those equipment.

Don't forget to beef up the router with firewall rules, but don't implement all rules in one go. Test out your connections after the rules. You'll be surprised with the amount of crap we are getting from internet. Set firewall rules to "drop" them.

Hi Oreomambo,

Follow your guides, I managed to setup the RB750 & RB750G with both internet & IPTV working, thank you bro !! 

Luckily MikroTik has the WinBox GUI, lots of features & information, otherwise I don't think I'm capable to configure it at command lines ... 

The setup is rather straight forward, just few setup screen out of the box:

Interface – create vlan 500 & 600
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Interface – set LAN5 neither master nor slave [to use for IPTV STB direct connection]
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Bridge – create a bridge for IPTV
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Bridge – Ports for IPTV bridge
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PPP – Create PPPoE client for UniFi
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Firewall – setup NAT
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IP – DHCP server
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That's all, internet & IPTV up & running! 

Now have to figure out how to tighten the firewall ...

Even with expensive shipping and I buy alone from SG. It is still cheaper than Landasan.

750G is priced USD69.95 internationally = RM215+
If you buy in SG they charge you exactly 69.95, then u add 7% to SG GST tax.

I do not see any sort of reason why should Landasan sell RM95 more expensive @ Rm310. We do not have GST tax, Landasan should have sell @ RM215/69.95 USD. If anyone buy from Landasan right now = you are getting rip off.

Hi,

I'm currently renovating my double storey terrace house. The electrician is currently working on the electical wiring in the house. I'm planning to subscribe to Unifi VIP5 package.

Is it true that TM requires its appointed contractor to do the internal wiring? I would like to  to conceal the internal wiring in the house they install Unifi at my house. From what I've read so far, TM contractor does not provide conceal wiring during Unifi installation.

Anyone who is has done conceal wiring for Unifi before? How this can be done (and with TM) when the house is under renovation?

Thanks.

UGPM

TM doesn't allow us to use TV tuner with the STB we have. But I've managed to get it working with pictures and the audio is disabled. Right now I'm thinking of looking for SPDIF cable and see what happens.

MUTV still don't have yet.. i check everyday..

Thx for the info hope nothing affected

guys anyone can confirm from Seksyen U5? My unifi down. No data, no iptv, no phone at all. Anyone?

No it's not, lol

This is normal traffic for servers with SSH running on TCP port 22. It's usually just a couple of bruteforce attempts on 'root' or some standardized user:pass file which they use. This traffic originates from skiddies or botnet drones looking for easy targets to compromise. Anyway, if you have SSHd running and need it to be accessible from the WAN side for some reason.. be sure to switch its port number to something non standard (over port 1024 would be best).