Hope you guys had a wonderful CNY celebration!
Been away, too much F&B, lazy a bit, now back online!
QUOTE(everling @ Feb 9 2011, 01:01 AM)
Thanks guys.
How does the RouterOS compare any OpenWRT-based firmware?
To me, I prefer RouterOS as I can use the WinBox (gui-base) to configure things.
I'm not familiar with OpenWRT, it's indeed very OPEN to me !
I think Riz & Blindbox are expert sifu on OpenWRT, they are doing UniFi-on-OpenWRT project, almost there, stay-tune !
QUOTE(billytong @ Feb 9 2011, 08:45 AM)
Till today I Fail to see why is the heck they need to force us to have this VLAN, when all they need to do is to just plug the STB directly to BTU. The equipment are design to work that way, even the BTU Manual shows it.
As for D-Link 615(Sept 2010 Batch), it seems mine are still working pretty good I can even torrent full speed + internet browsing at the same time. Been trying to burn this router down by pushing it... but keep working flawlessly lol.
and btw, I still need 100mbps local speed. didnt TM said they planning to do it? I really need to share something with Mah friendz instead of driving to his house. Anybody got news on this?
Wah, Billy, long time no see!
Yaloh, by right all those vlan things & connection can just be done and handle on the BTU itself, just like neighbourhood country's ISP which they didn't force user to use specific router.
The worst thing is the DIR-615, using a rather out-dated Ralink SoC chip with some kind of low-level platform materials, it does not even has MIMO !!
TM always like to go on the wrong side of the road "by left", not "by right" ......
On the local high-speed connection, may be Riz can share with us more ?!
QUOTE(rizvanrp @ Feb 8 2011, 11:47 PM)
@DT8
TP-Link 841ND has disconnection issues with some VDSL BTUs (that's what I heard from seet anyway).. but it's an all-in-one solution which should satisfy most home users as a backup router for Unifi. Power users will probably go with the RB250GS or 750/750G. 250GS lets them connect any hardware (Cisco/Zyxel/Vyatta/Belkin/Buffalo/whatever) with Unifi. Then you have the 750/750G which is a full RouterOS based system (but without wireless). RouterOS lets you have total control over your network + high performance routing for P2P applications.
You don't compare cars and only look at the price right?
I'm working with some members to Wireshark data capture for TP-Link engineer to trouble-shoot, will update the result soon.
Riz, I'm currently looking into and had setup basic Layer7 as per the following guides:
http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Basic_traffi...yer-7_protocolsLayer7 protocols:
http://l7-filter.sourceforge.net/protocolsSo far it seem to work well and handle QoS traffic nicely according to the Q priority, but I noticed the CPU loads up between 20~40% once I start torrenting, also noticed quite a lot traffic unmark, not sure whether my setting problem or others ....
Do you think MikroTik Layer7 is recommended for QoS? Or we just go for Simple Q?
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need to share loads my stuffz with Mah friendz! Seriously... TM should get this service up ASAP.
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