Registered today, need to wait till april for installation T_T
I have a question, do tmnet provide me with a 10+meter ethernet cable to connect my desktop pc in my room to the router in the hall or should i buy my own?

Haha you'll be the first to find out! =D

yep same here..for the past few days already...its very unstable..sometimes fast sometimes very very slow

many here (not limited to unifi) are experiencing some degree of browsing crawl... perhaps indeed japan quake has affected us...

so far i myself have not experience any laggingness or crawl...

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Added on March 17, 2011, 6:35 pmdownload cap... what download cap... i know not the term download cap... what i know is unlimited downloads...

should tm proceed with this stupid/backdated/zaman tok kaduk/idiotic idea ... then i suggest we bombard SKMM with thousands of complaint emails...on daily basis... or better hourly...

in fact no single telco in malaysia should impose download/usage cap... they are only concern about making more profit instead of improving the services and access/connectivity... i still cant use any 3g/4g broadband services when i'm at my kampung...





This post has been edited by VerM: Mar 17 2011, 06:35 PM

In actual fact, not imposing dl cap is the backdated/zaman tok kaduk idea. All developed countries, ie. US, UK, Australia, Singapore all have caps on their connections. This is to ensure that the bandwidth is fairly distributed to the customers based on how much they pay for the service. Otherwise you will have a small minority hogging the majority of the bandwidth.

Of course, in Malaysia we do pay alot more compared to overseas, but thats an argument for another time.

Not true, all the developed countries are moving away from caps(except US and Canada)and maybe only got traffic management.Read my post a few page back for the article at stopthecap.com.

Even this http://stopthecap.com/2011/03/16/south-afr...y-party-ruined/

So you telling me we are worst off than south africa?

This post has been edited by Neptern: Mar 17 2011, 07:32 PM

i have a question but not sure if i should ask it here.

im having issues receiving phonecall with my unifi phone. dialing out is not a problem, phone got lotsa static sounds. anyone having this problem? if yes how do u overcome it?

we are better than west africa....just saying..

unifi coming this sunday and I am not home to set up mah server...

Sounds like bad line quality - you should ask a technician to check out the box, whatever you call that.

is your IPTV having the same issue? (assuming u're on home plan). i have the same problem like u before. the static sound issue together with my iptv pixelated problem. after they fixed my iptv, phone issue resolved too. i cant tell for sure whether it's a coincidence or it is related. 1 thing for sure, a day before my iptv issue resolve, the phone static sound still exist. it's gone after iptv working.

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found the answers i wanted...

This post has been edited by RyonanGT: Mar 18 2011, 08:49 AM

ok i already call them yesterday, this morning they called me to inform me that there were some problems with the configuration of the network side, i dunno what that means lol but now everything is back to normal, no more static and the phone is working fine. thanks for helping

I am using the admin login account (which password I get from this forum), which should be all powerful right?

I remember when the guy set up for me he asked me to use tmuser:tmuser which showed even less items, but that doesn't work anymore.

What's the operator account?

Yeah, my Unifi was down yesterday when I came home from office (around 6.30pm). The line was restored around 8.30pm.

Yes is true in malaysia our provider pay a lot more in term of bandwidth exchange... but giving excuses for the apparent lack of local content should not be translated as cost (and transferred to customer)...

Historically, when internet connectivity first arrive, ISP charge customers with metered usage and when technology became more advanced, ISP start promoting the 'unlimited' usage... and now with all the streaming content made possible (along with more devices able to connect to internet) the ISP want to revert back to metered use but with different term (they call it multi-tiered pricing structure)... that is why this method is backdated...

I rest my case...

Many user oriented ISP opted to use traffic management (esp on heavy p2p traffic) instead of bandwidth capping...

This post has been edited by VerM: Mar 18 2011, 02:48 PM

Bandwidth cap comparison between US & Japan

Need more download speed. Seems like VIP20 still not fast enough for me huhuhu.

You download a lot of ahem stuff?hehe

Using 5mbps now also quite enough for me(at the moment).Maybe i'm just not as heavy a user as you

Of course if tm could give more with lower price and no cap(or a bit of traffic management)then it would be perfect....

crappy service. its like the 3rd time in this 3 months. I called them and gave them a piece of my mind.

I'd like more in terms of constant speed and low latency throughout the day...

Not necessary because of downloading a lot of things...

More towards instant speed for everything... especially for live streaming and low latency gaming experience...