Which package are you subscribed to? Why is that 31mb!

This post has been edited by dudey: Mar 13 2011, 03:36 PM

unifi slow down today? hmm my usual 20, is now down to 1!

In term of speed wise,
any different between FTTH and VDSL2?

No difference unless they start offering some package above 50mbps.

Even ADSL2+ can offer the same 20mbps which Unifi is offering with some sacrifices of slower upload.

I forgot to mention, when i was only getting 10mb, I kept restarting the router and somehow, the router was put back to its default settings. I had to manually type in my unifi account into the router. Are there any settings in the router that can effect the speed?

UNIFI in bandar utama area damn freaking slow here... took me ages to even load this LYN page!!!!

anyone knows whats happening?

Im so sorry to hear that, but Im glad im not the only one.

ping 315ms wth??!!

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Added on March 13, 2011, 4:59 pm

omg... this is not right

This post has been edited by skyklg: Mar 13 2011, 04:59 PM

For my 20mb package, is there a reason im getting 2mb download speed, and 20mb upload speed...

currently in a dilemma of getting a wireless repeater...
should i get a wireless N router which presumably get wider coverage than my current wireless G router...
or to get a TP link wireless AP...
hows the quality of TP link product so far????

Maybe you should try downloading Vista SP2 from Microsoft. No validation required. Just try it and cancel it half way. I can get full speed from the server

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Added on March 13, 2011, 5:17 pm

This post has been edited by IwanAGP: Mar 13 2011, 05:17 PM

However you have to keep in mind that there will be a difference in the ping.

My video of my unifi.

yala..damn slow in bandar utama 3!! Cant even play tf2, 500 ping to starhub server

Ping rate doesn't make a big difference other than the 1st hop to the gateway which might be single digit for FTTH.

With give and take, VDSL2 deployments are much faster and more economical.

People can't be waiting for years to have FTTH installed. DSL could match fiber ping rates if the telco knows what they're doing.

Your sig with TPG results compared with Unifi already prove so. Does it makes much difference if you can get 15ms with Unifi and 25ms with TPG ADSL2+/VDSL2 with nearby oveasea servers such as those in Singapore/ Taiwan or Japan?

Dude relax, I just said that there will be a difference. I didn't say that it'll be a noticeable huge difference. He was asking bout the difference, so I merely brought up the issue bout ping and I didn't even say 'hey, don't get it cause VDSL sucks'. Heck you're even right about my sig, I enjoyed using TPG's ADSL2+ back in Melbourne more than the FTTH here! It's way cheaper than Unifi.

thanks for your input,

guess that i would only know/understand after i got my Unifi @ Condo.

This post has been edited by ahpaul82: Mar 13 2011, 06:53 PM

VIP20,
highrise condo,arround 120m of copper wire.
My download speed is always 25-32,upload speed 17-20.
Present speed:



This post has been edited by stasio: Mar 13 2011, 07:18 PM

hey guys, just want to find out how things work between a customer vs contractor vs Telekom about the Wifi Coverage Area.

If i install my system upstairs and i get the wifi upstairs with good signal bar displayed and not downstairs, will this void the contract with Telekom or we can ask the contractor to ensure that the coverage is equally covered in all areas in the house.

Can Telekom replace the modem if the customers cannot get a satisfactorily result from this installation.

What happen ? I know many are tempted to have speed broadband and accepted the terms very fast after the installation even when the promises of wifi coverage is below par.

Is there a method to test out the wifi coverage by the contractors to check first before they leave? who knows maybe they could do something to improve it in the configuration which they can?

This post has been edited by hackwire: Mar 13 2011, 07:58 PM

My Unifi ip from speedtest llocated in Sarawak speed is great :-)