mine DIR-615 G2 running on 7.09, can it support DD-WRT custom firmware ?

This post has been edited by Confession: Jun 7 2011, 11:39 PM

Getting crap speed again tonite. Below 1mbps and I paid for 20mbps. Haiz!!!

i see
which area u live?
i think the area should be new area and with new copper line.haha

I'm just wondering is it me only. UniFi website always slow at night. I want to make payment also can't.

Hi guys.

I am looking to get unifi for my gf. However, one question I hope you can help me with. I am staying in Ara Jaya (D'aman Crimson) PJ and is there good coverage there? Condo of course.

I am worried!

any cisco router suggested to be replace with DIR-615 ? the router will be turned on 24/7....

any suggestion ?

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Added on June 8, 2011, 2:12 amBro... for ftp it's have been set to port number 21. I've Nas attached to my DIR 615, So I want forward my port number 21 to my NAS.
I've try to do that, but I fail hard. Anyone can help ?

This post has been edited by narong30: Jun 8 2011, 02:12 AM

Any connection to USA/Europe server very slow today ... Ping to UK office acceptable (~230ms) but around 20% packet loss anyone else having issues? Damansara Perdana area here

^yes, was wondering what's up.

Is unifi's bill's pro-rated?
I'm having VIP5 package n installed mine at the end of feb.
I was charged around rm45 only in the 1st month n subsequently rm149.
Since i registered during the promo month where I registered online, when can i get the one month for free?

Just to check with you guys, any unifi agent available here? Urgently need to install BIZ 5 in my office (Plaza Mont' Kiara).

Anyone =(

Yes is pro-rated. I installed mine in early of the month and I got my bill in the middle of the month. Wondering why is not based on the date you install... -.-"
You must remember you need to pay upfront 1 month on the first month. So there it goes your free 1 month. So first month you pay half then following month start your RM 149.

that upfront can be taken back later on ?

Seems to be back to normal again now at least my VOIP will work properly

Actually tried to call UK from my Malaysia HP yesterday also, gave me message:

"Sorry, the country you are trying to call is busy"

Lol, whole country on the phone issit

pm rattan

What brand and model of wireless repeater are u going to use? Please post here the outcome. Thanks

u guys house really so big until need a repeater keh?

Yea i also looking for a wifi repeater but not sure which one to get. Hope anyone using can recommend.

Done. Got the date already . Very patient and reliable guy. Mr. Solution Guy .

What I did was I connected the TP-Link TL-WR1043ND which is a Ultimate Wireless N Gigabit Router directly to the D-Link DIR-615 Unifi Router and set it as Dynamic IP connection not PPPoE connection..After that i set a reserved IP for the TP-Link Router in the D-Link Unifi router and also I did turn off the WiFi on the D-Link Unifi router..So basically the TP-Link TL-WR1043ND is the WiFi router..

From there I used the TP-Link TL-WA901ND which is a 300Mbps Wireless N Access Point to repeat the signal strength..

And again I repeat the signal by using the same method from another side of my house since my house is quiet huge so from that end to the other end the signal is only two bar so this is the only way I can think off..

Reason I did this is because to limit bandwidth for the user in my house and for sure a better wireless strength..

*To get your port forwarded, you need to put the static IP for your TP-Link TL-WR1043ND Router on the DMZ in the D-Link Unifi router..And from now on just use the TP-Link to port forward..

Here is my temporary setup while waiting for the damn TM to get the FTTH to my house directly to my room..


Thanks

VDSL2 could operate in 3 different modes.

The first being fiber to the building's basement(FTTB). This allows upto 100mbps in replacement of ethernet cables but uses a full wide 30MHz spectrum.
When VDSL2 is deployed with this method, usually POTs are disabled meaning it becomes a full digital data line.Requires very short distances.

Then like you said fiber to the cabinet(FTTC) which they install in every few row of houses along the road. This allows upto 50mbps/10mbps in theoretical but BT chose to offer 40mbps/10mbps upload with it. This uses the 17a/b profile which is similarly associated with ADSL's Annex A/B modulation.

The 3rd option would be VDSL2 from exchange. Premises within 1.5-2km will only benefit from this as they'll be able to access higher speed packages upto 20mbps if they live just around 1km away. This method is rarely used because the benefits are substantial.

In summary VDSL2 have 3 options:

1)FTTB - Taiwan, Japan, HK, Finland, Sweden
2)FTTC - UK, Germany, USA, Australia, NZ, Europe, Thailand, Canada
3)Exchange based.