Tomorrow TM coming to install VIP20 UNIFI for me but I heard their stock router wifi coverage is not that good..So am I able to use this model of TP-Link :

TL-WR1043ND

And if its not possible, can I extend the WiFi coverage by this model of TP-Link :

TL-WA901ND

Thanks guys

Thanks for the reply mate..

Anyway will the TP-Link Wireless Repeater (TL-WA901ND) work to repeat the Unifi default router?.. as I have two of them at my house..So it will be great if it is compatible..

Thanks

This post has been edited by bizness: Jun 6 2011, 05:02 PM

Alright thanks for the reply..TM coming here anytime now..After installation will try to extend the WiFi using the Wireless Repeater..

Thanks

TM just reached my house and I brought them to my room for installation but they told me we going to use VDSL2 since my area not yet pull fiber optic..

I was like WTF!..lol

I'm getting 20Mb package cause I need to some hosting and they wanna use VDSL2?..The ping will definitely be high right guys?..

Anyway let them install if im not satisfied im gonna screw TM for giving me VDSL2 instead of FTTH..

Thanks

This is my speedtest...



Abit dissapointed on the ping..I need to call TM now and inform them about this..

The ping is way higher than my Streamyx 1Mbps package..

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I'm staying at my own house..Not high rise building/condo..

Yea cause they never pull the fibre to my area yet..Abit disappointing la..

Tomorrow going to TM to cancel my streamyx and talk to them about this issue..

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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

Is this normal for VIP20?..



Ignore the damn ping cause i'm using VDSL2..

I would appreciate if there is any FTTH user for VIP20 can post their speedtest here..

Thanks