that one is just a widget, comes standard with windows 7 IINM..
link here

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Added on March 28, 2011, 2:31 pm hahaha

This post has been edited by clearcase: Mar 28 2011, 02:31 PM

Widget is really nice. Thx for sharing buddy

anyone face the same problem with mine? My Iptv able to go to the 100 and able to see all the little program in it's menu. When i press "OK" on those channel. The screen is Blank.



This post has been edited by hackwire: Mar 28 2011, 03:10 PM

TQ bro for sharing.
Current means current month download and upload ?

Call the 1300 helpdesk no. with ur h/p.

If i use call forwards or call transfer (which provided free) from house Unifi number to my office TM number, will i be charge for call make from that Unifi number ? Since all TM number call are free but does it apply to this service as well ?
Or anyone try it before ??

Have you lodge report to TMUC 1-300-88-1221, Red means fiber connection is disconnect somewhere, signal not received

I guess i have to call the helpline for this as none of you face this problem before. damn Unifi.. So much problem!

Spent the whole of last Saturday troubleshooting and sorting out my fiancée's newly installed Unifi VIP 5 service. Had the same trouble as Vbs (ie internet connection through LAN is okay but WiFi is out) which relevant posts are reproduced above. If only I had the benefit of the information above, which was posted after I got it fixed somewhat, I may have cut down some time spent.

WIFI

1. Turns out that when the Unifi installers set up the hardware (they performed an internet test on their own hardware after installation, which they were successful with), they enabled 802.11n ONLY on the DIR 615. This was one factor which made it impossible for my trusty Atheros AR5BXB63 (802.11 b/g) equipped laptop (which could detect the signal) as well as all other laptops which were of pre-802.11n vintage (which could not even detect the signal) to even connect to the router. iPhone 4 and Samsung Galaxy Tab could not connect too

After selecting 802.11 mixed b/g/n, connecting to the router was still not possible. Reckoned that it may be some interference and switched off the DECT phone but no go. Reboot (incl. power off), still nothing.

2. Tried manually selecting channels as there were quite a few networks lurking but again, it wasn't connecting. Finally selected Auto and guess this solved my problem - all laptops were now able to connect to the router and obtain internet access via WiFi.

But still bad news for the iPhone 4 and Samsung Galaxy Tab - iPhone could not connect to the router at all while the Tab could connect but cannot enjoy internet access.

3. Attempted suggested workaround by Rizwan here (DIR-615 iPod/iTouch/iPad/Wifi Bug) but after changing the channel width/bandwidth option to 20 MHz from 20/40 MHz (Auto), the problem is still not fixed...and yet to be fixed to date Any ideas?

IPTV

Another problem was HyppTV - either the set top box infrared sensor is faulty, or the remote control. Attempts to change channels with the remote control on installation day were unrewarded...got stuck with TV1 (had not yet realised the possibility of flipping open the panel and using the buttons on the set top box). In fact, the Unifi installers had an extra remote which they tried with, it too was not working. What I did was to move the set top about 15 cm further from the router an voila, I was successful once or twice in changing channels etc. Current guess is interference or a bad remote/IR receiver on the set top box.

HOMEPLUG

Next question is this, it seems to be reported that a HomePlug may work even with 3-phase power. Well, the financial risk for experimenting is only RM189, right? Looking at TP-Link's TL-PA211 which klseet posted - for HyppTV. If it works, hacking etc (to run CAT5 cables from 1st floor to ground floor) can be eliminated but if not, there goes the 'investment'. In the worst case case, sell homeplug at a discount Much appreciate it if anyone (incl. hackwire) can post feedback here.

Given that routers are inexpensive perhaps configuring the DIR-615 as a pure VLAN switch and getting your own router would save a lot of time, pain and downtime in the longer term. I reconfigured the DIR-615 on the same day as my Unifi install and never had low speeds, disconnects etc

For IPTV I went with cable rather than homeplug after looking at some folks tests on YouTube comparing homeplug against 802.1g speeds etc. Its not that great and would be very dependent on the quality of copper and age of copper in the home. You can use 3M clips to neatly run and secure your CAT5 cable neatly as an alternative. And you can paint over the CAT5 cable to hide it if you so wish. Much less work and hassle I suppose. YMMV

if im not mistaken homeplug will work with 3 phase power but according to the experts, the quality is dependable on a few factors like plug to plug and best not to be sharing or using any 3 way adapters etc. Than it's better off if the connection sharing the same fuse on the main switch point.

my case, i made some sacrifice by using cat 5 cable connection for my IPTV instead of using homeplug as my AV room and PS3 had earlier setup . Further more i don't intent to subscribe to any of the lousy stations right now as i don't really have the time and catch those movies. And i hate Malaysian Censorship board. So i skip the homeplug to connection to my living hall TV. I can live with that.

Past 1 week, my attempt to get Unifi tech finally successful and these guys came to my place and give 1 to 1 exchange for my router as it's " Dead" , just one week after the installation. luckily enough, i kept a log and will request for a rebate soon.

i have no intention to change to TP-link yet as i think a contract is made between me and TM for 2 years and it's my duty to pay monthly and it's their duty to ensure i get the smooth operation. Moreover, i don't really know how to go through the configuration part for TP-link and not yet ready to fry my brain for this until i got no other choice.

I was wondering if those of you change to TPlink router so quick, wouldn't that void the guarantee ?

Why will it void the warranty when the firmware itself is released by TP link Malaysia?? Some more you can just buy the tp-link router and send it to their service center at lowyat and ask them to flash it for you (<-- is not 100% accurate because i'm told so by the fellow staff in All IT)... IF <-- is true, U don't actually need to fry ur head for changing the router. I have not bought the router because it's not compatible with the VDSL modem TM gave me.

i also use back my old tplink as wifi router and left the DIR615 as bridge only

So far no problem on my torrenting and other.

Where can I get the Microtik RB750 or RB750G ???
Apparently landasan is out of stock...

how do I disable wireless on the D-Link router? and I cant seem to remove the antennas. anyone knows how?

login d link
wireless setup
multiple wireless network name setup
untick your ssid

have fun

under multiple wireless network name setup, there are 2 boxes.

Wireless Network Name :
WMM Enable : (Wireless QoS)
Enable Hidden Wireless : (Also called the SSID Broadcast)

if i wanna enable wifi i tick enable hidden wireless? so to disable wifi is until "enable hidden wireless" correct?

is this just disabling wifi through software or hardware. are there still signals being transmitted out? coz it seems that my mom's having headache ever since this router came in. I used to use my Prolink router without the antenna. so maybe it's weaker.

If they are out of stocks then your best bet would be our neighbor Singapore.

I'm thinking where he went with ur guide. Lolz


When you tick "enable hidden wireless", the router is still broadcasting wireless signal in the sense that others which don't know the SSID unable to detect the wireless network but it still exists.

Follow what payebudu said,
Step-by-step:
1. Go to 192.168.0.1
2. Type in operator as ID, h566UniFi as password
If the id and pass above cannot be used, try these:

3. Under top "SETUP" tab, press "Wireless Setup" tab on the left
4. Press Multiple Wireless Network Name Setup
5. Untick the little box on the left of the FIRST ROW or... Should I say... UNTICK all the boxes in that page...

This should switch off it's wireless broadcasting. By the way... The antenna cannot be detached unless you break it. I think what you mean prolink router is just an adsl router for streamyx which contains only LAN port behind it in which you're connecting directly to the LAN port on your computer.In that sense, it's not a wireless router and it's generating minimal amount of emission of wave(radio wave or em wave, whatever) compared to wireless network. There's so called Wireless radiation which is said by certain people will bring negative effect to human health but the effect shouldn't be so significant. Another thing is that... I don't think your mother is sitting beside the modem all the time. She shall have kept a distance with the modem all the time right... At least my mother do so... It shouldn't bring such a big effect to anyone as wireless signal are not to say very highly powered em wave. It shouldn't bring too much harm to human body. Wondering whether your mum is having any kind of sickness. Ask her to do a body check up xD, only after you proves that it's caused by the wireless modem...

EDIT:
From wikipedia... So... it's possible~

This post has been edited by IwanAGP: Mar 29 2011, 02:17 AM

guys i forgot to ask the technician my unifi password yesterday.
can i call the customer service and ask for my unifi password as i am planning to get a new modem+router ?