You're connecting to router or BTU? D-link router is using 192.168.0.1 by default
Erm... That D-link router, DIR-615 is very very well known for its poor signal. Get tp-link tl-wr841ND to replace it!

Should be the router. My router is right behind the wall of my room while I use inside the room. I'm using dell studio 15 with win7. Sometimes the exclamation mark showed up, which means no internet access. I need to disconnect and reconnect. Signal wise, it fluctuate from full, 6 bars to 3 bars... Problematic router that is...

Standard pricing for every 5M - Rm50.

The installer told me, there was once (since the area is all Biz, company/industrial area), there is one company use until 100m.

I think TM can clarify about the need to give up old telephone number when getting Unfii.

One of neighbours enquired with TM about subscribing to Unifi and was told that he cannot maintain the old telephone number and he will be given a new number. He told them that this was a deal breaker and he didn't want to subscribe to Unifi anymore if he had to change the number.

However, the next day someone from TM call back and told him that he can maintain current landline by:
1. Register for Unifi with new phone line
2. Cancel existing Streamyx but maintain old telephone line for one month
3. Then they can do the switch from 2nd month onwards....i.e, old telephone number will be ported into Unifi number.
4. From 2nd month onwards there won't be any rental charges for old telephone - only Unifi package charges.

I think TM needs to clarify this. Their own salespeople are unaware of this. Obviously all the resellers selling Unifi will not have any clue at all that there is a possibility of maintaining old telephone number! The cost is only one month rental for all telephone line.

(Sorry for the repost - thought it would be good to get a reply on the "official" Unifi topic).

Ya, if you installed 1M also Rm50.
2m - RM50.
3M - Rm50
5M - Rm50
6M - Rm100

They count by 5m per block, as far as I was told.

i terminated my streamyx 1 month before i even register for unifi... (i can survive without internet at home)...

actually there is a bit of confusion i notice regarding unifi registeration for many people...

a) Unifi and streamyx is not related and not dependent on each other. In other words if our area is unifi serviceable then we can have both unifi and streamyx or we can terminate the streamyx. Termination is not necessarily after unifi installation. It can be anytime... perhaps the reason many received suggestion to terminate streamyx after unifi installation is because in case the unifi installation have problem we still have internet at home with streamyx

b) As part of the package (VIP), we are entitled to have 1 (one) VOIP number. We can not use existing landline number for unifi registration. It runs on two separate system. However, we may choose to keep the old number and end up with two numbers. Both have two separate billing. Again, termination of the existing number/line can be done anytime either before, during or after unifi installation...

c) Current promotion period ends 31 March. As long we register during the period we are entitled to whatever discount they give irrespective of installation date.

d) Advanced user may refer to http://unifi.athena.my as the site have detail information about improving our unifi experience..

as for the unifi billing, i received mine yesterday... and pro-rate begin from the date i started using the service (the installalation date) + stamp duty + 6% tax.
hope this helps!

my installation is also upstairs (no tv upstairs, trying to do point2point ap downstairs)... in my case i have no trouble getting connected anywhere in my house; downstairs, kitchen, outside....

the supplied wifi router is already preconfigured for optimum wifi coverage... there is not much the contractor can do...

to have wifi equally covered in all areas in the house depends on various factors (including faulty router)...

TM has no responsibility to make sure every where in the house get connected, they already mentioned here
If you read closely, wifi coverage is an additional benefit... meaning, TM only ensure that you get the unifi connectivity properly (speed, iptv and phone) but not what you intend to do with it...

ic.. thanks a bunch.

So that means to exchange to TP Link is free? And is it possible to go to TM Point for the exchange? or do one need to apply and wait for the technician to come by?

and you mentioned advanced.. what so advanced? most that i read are poor wifi signal. for control, i see that the DIR also have tweaking menus.

and what about the speed? usually is it over the 5mb range or somewhere in between (4+mb - 5mb) for dl and ul as i see some are over and some are lower. does 4+mb is acceptable?

questions here..

i'm currently under contract for TM blockbuster package(RM110). can i upgrade to Unifi? any changes for the blockbuster package tat i terminate??

and when i'm upgrading to Unifi, they will change my house fix line number?
i already change once when i upgrade to blockbuster package.

my unifi always log out after idle awhile.
how do i go into the modem to set permanently log in if there's any?
thanks.

I'm not sure whether this is the solution

192.168.0.1->ID: operator, Pass: h566UniFi->Internet Setup->Manual Internet Setup->Under PPPoE box->Connect mode select->Always instead of connect on demand.

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Added on March 21, 2011, 10:57 amAny "Dir-615" expert here? I wanna ask how to setup QoS or to divide the bandwidth equally for a number of users connected? My friend is always downloading with xunlei. I asked him to limit the speed to around 300kB because i dare not to ask him to lower it further down. Surfing is not to say lag but when watching youtube vid then it'd lag for sure... I want to do something in the router side to cap his download speed and for all of us too. Means when 5 users connected, I want a equal bandwidth among 5 of us which is 1Mbps per user, on VIP5. Is that possible?