Hmm... means its shared between the 5mbps
so for example,

I'm download at 5mbps
Then... i tried to upload to 2mbps
My download will turn down to 3mbps...

So total still 5mbps...

Is this what you mean?

u dont mean every files u download you will be getting 5Mbps arent you? if you download 2 files concurrently, the speed will normally divided based on the speed you getting. like torrent, if you download 2 files, and set 1 of it higher priorty, the download rate will be higher on 1 of it, in total it will be count as 5Mbps

Any idea what's the root password? lol.

hi there.
am gettin' unifi soon.
wondering if i apply online ... does it take ages for them to come to install?
thut go thru those tm agents .. but tmnut offer free 1 month subscription ..
whereas most agents don't (they offer rebate up to 50%).

if no need to wait long then i'll apply online.

btw, my place is landed, read the FAQs it said "may required minimal drilling"...
where are they goin to drill wor? my house just finish renovate la .. dun feel like drill here drill there anymore ... if outside or near the box then i dun care
thanks

halo... my office just installed biz10 package, but there's some setting that i dunno how to set... anyone can help me out?

biz10 comes with 1 fix ip,
but how do i connect to few PCs? for example 10 PCs?
i have the network switch and everything, i can change the router (DIR615) to the IP that i wanted, but then the other PCs cant link to the internet, only 1 PC is able to get connected to the internet but the Gateway IP is not the IP that i set for the DIR615, the gateway IP is the fixed internet IP. How do i get the other PCs to connect to the internet and using the Gateway IP that i set?

thanks

dude! how much are u paying for you T1 direct line? they have in Malaysia?

It's direct line + VPN (Speedtest detect the IP was brunei)

but i still dont get it....why dont just torrent using the other one? it's 300M! what also can finish downloading.

With that speed for downloading you'll be buying hard disks in bulk

The main ISP was TM , Piradius was just an VPN from them.

I understand.
Just assume that i want to use my own gateway IP and i dont wanna to use my fixed IP as my gateway IP.
This can be done with my previous setup (streamyx fixed ip enterprise package).
Simply plug and play is working, but i want to set static ip for all pcs in my office.

Thanks again.

EDIT: It is working now... i am using Dynamic PPPOE instead of Static PPPOE and it solves the problem.

Ok. Since I did see so many questions to ask about the pricing for extra cables/extra charges on top of standard installation, allow me explain and clarify about this.

Standard Installation:
-15 metres of internal fibre cables
-15 metres of RJ45/RJ15 (based on stocks)
-15 metres of casing raceway (based on stocks)
Extra charges:
-Any extra internal fibre cables (Fibre Wall Socket [FWS] ------> BTU (Broadband Termination Unit)
    - 1 unit of fibre cables = 5 metres
    - 1 unit = RM50

-Climbing roof (assuming Distribution Point [DP] is on POLE) that covers up any;
    - Enters through ceiling
    - Drilling
    - Through windows
    Will amount from RM50 up to RM150 (Negotiable) depends on heights/house type. Bungalow/Double Storey/Semi-D/ etc

-UG Block / Hacking (Negotiable and can get the quotation first) from RM100 up to RM300 depends on situation and condition

-External fibre cables (Distribution Point [DP] ---------------> Fibre Distribution Point [FDP] )
    - UG
        -calculated from main-hole until to FDP
        -TM only subsidized first 30 metres
        -Extra fibre cables depends on quotation of contractors (type of insulation and type of fibre cables)

    - On pole
        -TM only subsidized first 30 metres
        -Extra fibre cables depends on quotation of contractors (type of insulation and type of fibre cables)
At the moment only this informations that I can remember after squeezing the information from both contractors and TM CS.

Hi guys, I just have UniFi installed yesterday but have already encountered a problem. My dad and I use Dell Inspiron laptops that were bought back in 2008, and both of us could not connect to the internet as we can't detect the wifi signal. My netbook on the other hand, which we got last year, was able to connect through radio signal. If we were to use the LAN cable, we could connect (on the Dell lappies)

I did a thorough search and found out that my network adapter currently supports only up to 802.11g for radio mode, while the radio signal detected on my netbook shows 802.11n (UniFi router). I then updated my network driver and hardware, but to no avail.

I have an inkling that the cause is the radio mode incompatibility issue, but I've been trying to solve the problem for hours now.

Can anyone help?

That is ur hardware limitation on your old laptops. I don't think 802.11n is supported by 2008 models. What you can do now, just get into the router config  page,
type 192.168.0.1 in ur browser, id: operator, pass: h566UniFi->Advanced tab->Advanced wireless tab on the left->Change wireless mode to Mixed b/g/n->In addition, to ensure more stable connection, change the bandwidth to 20Mhz instead of 20Mhz/40Mhz auto.

If this doesn't solve your problem, in the wireless mode option, change it to 802.11 mixed (b/g) in which the wireless will be broadcast at G mode instead of N which is the speed of 54Mbps instead of 150/300Mbps on N mode. However, considering that the internet provided by unifi will only hit max 20Mbps on VIP20, it's sufficient to provide you full experience for you internet. If you want sharing from one laptop to another at N mode then you need to enable it. Since you said two of your laptops are 2008 models, it won't support N unless you get it an adapter or change its wireless card. You can't get connected to a N network by just updating the driver. It's hardware problem, not driver problem. Haha... Hope i helped you xD

isit??? Coz from what I rmb... The first wireless card by intel that supports N should be 5100 and 5300 i'm using in my laptop. So it's not the first... Coz i bought this laptop in mid 2009. haha... Sorry for the wrong info. But... 2007 and 2008models i think rarely supports N right... haha

Thanks a lot on the replies, guys.

I still am unable to detect the signal despite changing radio mode. It can't be WAP/WAP2 settings because I can't even detect the signal to begin with.

So I was thinking that it might be the hardware problem, but then I went to the living room and I was able to detect my neighbour's UniFi (802.11n). That is so odd

Aiya... Why like that one? I'm trying not to be so kiasu. I wanted to try VIP5 but since there's a download limit, if every month I exceed the download limit, die lorh.. Need to change to BIZ5. But if I don't exceed, it's fine one.. I'm heavy in streaming and downloading stuff and there are also other 3 people in the house... Should I just get BIZ5?

Actually, yeah, we did. Once or twice, maybe. I think I'll reboot it again.

So, here was the problem: I didn't have WMM enabled. That solved everything. Thanks to you, and to those who lent a hand, nonetheless

It could be the reboot. Here's what happened - I rebooted twice. After the 2nd reboot, I inspected the signal and it didn't show. Then I enabled the WMM for my network adapter and voila! I went to my dad's laptop to check.. he didn't have his WMM enabled but was able to read the signal.

Well, whatever works

i tot there's no download limit for now?

ok.
damn, i'm still thinking whether to have unifi or not given the fact of the expensive installation fee.
if i have made appointment with them this week but they have yet to call me to confirm about the exact date, is it possible to cancel it?

Just to ask again, anyone here from BU mind sharing how much is the installation fee?

Maybe when TM have 1 million UNIFI users, then they will consider capping... so enjoy while u can