reg three weeks ago using online method....mistakenly at set appointment date....i put 1/8/2011...call their customer service...ask to change to earlier date....last week unifi installation team call me because got 1 free slot...up until now...the speed is quite good....using speedtest...got 4-6mb

Weird,
I am able to register yesterday.
But today when my friend staying upstairs trying to register it says not available eventhough when search it does appear.
Why ar?

So i guess it is true that all broadcom chip based router is hopeless in doing VLAN ID tagging above 15 seeing all router Asus engineered for Unifi is Ralink based chip. Broadcom based RT-N16 will probably never see the light of day.

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Added on June 14, 2011, 12:11 amOn a side note, California state is getting 1Gbps FTTH for only USD $70 (~RM210), or a budget menu of 100Mbps for USD $40 (~RM120).

And here we are proud to pay RM199 for 10Mbps. With the government going all out to censor internet, ISP blaming us abusing bandwidth and setting ridiculous cap sugestion on fibers.

http://www.engadget.com/2011/06/13/sonic-n...internet-in-ca/

This post has been edited by fx_53_xt: Jun 14 2011, 12:11 AM

I think you can't really compare it this way. You need to know that in US, most of them is like getting files locally as most sites have their servers based in US. Who the heck in US will care to request something from malaysia server. This is just pure opinion and my thoughts. If you get and know what I am trying to say. We, malaysian is the other way round. We need a lot of data/info from foreign server and also local servers but the thing appear that we're getting more data from foreign servers than they do. What i mean is we rely more on foreign servers while they're just getting something from local server. Pure Thoughts of mine. I'm not sure whether this thought is valid. xD

still waiting for more routers to support unifi VLAN. The wait is never ending ....

ASUS RT-N56U
Initial test update (vlan.500 only):
http://klseet.com/index.php?option=com_con...id=85&Itemid=80

Yes, this unit is considered high-end range, it actually has 2 chips within:
RT3662 @ 5GHz
RT3092 @ 2.4GHz

Coupled with full gigabit, 2xUSB2, 3 years warranty, quality built & stylish design, that's why the high price
So far I'm happy with the performance, I particularly like the design look !

The whole idea & purpose here is to source and encourage other manufacturers to continue make UniFi suitable routers, from basic to advance range, so everyone can enjoy UniFi fully !

And most importantly, this is to tell TM DON'T force us to use 1 particular router only.

I hope with this higher end model, it can help to complete the range of selection

Been tiring on all these .....

This post has been edited by klseet: Jun 14 2011, 08:22 AM

hello guys wanna ask i live in a flat . and my roomate already using a unifi vip 5 so i was thinking if i wanna have another unifi is it possible ? . roomate don't wanna share cause if i use will become lembab LMAO . so i was thinking about getting a vip 10 more super cause p1 wimax so f***ing slow .

I'm not sure can or not... shld be can, just another cable to your room. Try call TM contact centre.

Another way is your friend using vip5, why not top up your portion to upgrade vip5 to vip10 or 20. simpler.

yeah... get vip10. then do bandwidth allocation. 5Mbps each

he dun want cause he say will lembab if share2 or do bandwidth allocation even if wanna top up vip 20

i think those advice are the best.

VIP10 is only RM199.
Divide by 2 a person will pay only RM99.5!

i'm more than happy/excited/grateful/thankful to see if TM can come out with something like VIP 5 complemented with 100mbps local bandwidth,
Then we can utilize things like DC++ hub.
But deep inside your heart, you know that will never happens, cause afterall, this is Malaysia, we have SKMM that censors website, not FCC that regulates ISP.

Is it hard to setup unifi using the other brand than the standard item given by TM? Seriously thinking of purchasing the asus as soon as they install unifi in my home.. The guide do say it is for the advanced users...

On another note, is it available to purchase? in lowyat?

With bandwith allocation yang bang Dimenxion said, and RM99.5 each for VIP10, WIN-WIN. I agree.

If like that, neighbour who wants to share with me...i might go with it !! :>

i think you can count with your finger how many hosters in malaysia have 100mbps uplink..from what i see, mostly have 1mbps uplink.

This post has been edited by raimy_m9: Jun 14 2011, 09:37 AM

is unfi like streamyx..do they have the port thingy...when if they have free port only u can subscribe...or is it unlimited??

bro the unifi tv..can lets say the modem are at 3rd floor..can i use wifi to see the tv channel? do they provide decoder with wifi? as my tv no wifi..

and, just opposite my house got light pole with unifi white box, are the installation quick? what they want to drill? as my current streamyx line are tarik from the light pole to my roof and bring down 3rd floor, wires are hidden in board ceilling.

pls advice..if a lot of hassle terpaksa upgrade 4mb only.

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Added on June 13, 2011, 10:30 pm
Malaysia is losing large number of technical skilled profesionals and graduates to foreign countries all the time

This post has been edited by synzo: Jun 14 2011, 10:32 AM

i agree almost none of the hosting provider can accommodate multiple 100mbps load. but hosting with 1mbps? where did this fact came from?
Also, didn't u read i wrote applications like DC++?
my previous post is not arguing how fast we can go. It's how expensive we are.

as long as your house/condo is HSBB fiber ready, you're good to go.

Try home plug instead of wifi?
They will have to drill to punch the fiber through wall. If you want them to pull through the roof, that's considered as non-standard installation and you'll have to bear extra charges.

This post has been edited by fx_53_xt: Jun 14 2011, 10:38 AM

i did this bandwidth allocation at my home and what i can tell it works flawlessly. i am using the tplink wr841nd and setup the bandwidth allocation to certain computers to only allow certain amount of bandwidth it can consume. like myself, i am using 10Mbps. so what i did i setup my server and my laptop to have full 10Mbps while the rest of the computers only can use 5Mbps. in case you wondering, yeah i did test on all the PC's that i limit the bandwidth and all shows maximum 5Mbps transfer rate while i am getting full speed. i never have slow speed issue since then although my bro's pc keep utilizing the 5Mbps