I am just wondering if the filesharing sites are also being blocked by other wired ISP. To be frank this totally defeats they point of getting UNIFI.

any of you guys still experiencing disconnect or very slow speed?

yes you can, you must power up the BTU and the phone together.

im still waiting for them to rectify my issue...disconnect every 2-3 minutes since 2 days ago..i called them last night..but the guy who picked up when i mention to him i got disconnected every 2-3 minute he said..your line is active for more than 10 minute..i was..wtf..i knew it was up for like 10 minutes because i restarted my router 10minutes before..even though the line is cut off, the router still showing green light..after a few minutes then it will turn orange but that never happen because the dsl will connect within 30 seconds....to cut things..i told him every 2-3 minutes the dsl light and voip light at the vdsl turned off..and my iptv and internet cannot be used la. and when i told them my credit was about to empty then the guy asked me why i dint use the fix line..i was wtf..how can i use it since my line got disconnected every 2-3 minutes? when i was wathing iptv it stops, displaying the satellite button with x means no connection..then it resumes back after the vdsl connected again..

i now experiencing the disconnectivity for every few minutes.
i kept a record of the ip for every disconnection cause almost every minute i was doing speedtest to check.

Im also get disconnect once during midnight a few days ago. Totally no internet. Then next morning it works again.

Also, during night times my speed can drop to 2mb only. Its really crap. I wonder is it unifi can't handle the traffic or my connection something wrong...

mine usually 2-3 times disconnect for a few second everynight around 10pm-12am..but this time since 2 days ago every 2-3 minutes..cant even watch tv..and download...

i've been having slow speeds for about 2.5 weeks now. speeds were previously between 500-600kbps. but since 2.5 weeks ago, its now not more than 20kbps.

no disconnections, just freaking slow speeds. but only for intl traffic.

unifi guys came today to my house, changed my router, said mine is old version. check check check, speedtest is ok. i said dont look at speedtest, look at my dload speeds.

so i forced them to dload using their laptop, and they finally agreed. so now they said, the 'flying squad' or some bullshit team has to come and fix the network. lol.

what fun. i'm going to call their customer service and complain. and ask for rebate, because their tech team also came and saw the problem. i wonder if they will give.

bloody bs.

my boss say tis unifi installer damm sohai..after they done install another 2 line for cc..

Sifus,

I'm still using DIR615, I check in the Status > Active Session area, there is an IP 202.188.1.5 with UDP=1... I whois the IP and it is from TMnet....anyone know abt this??

Is is okay??

Thats the TMNet DNS server.

Also. I found quite interesting: I am using DIR-615 at the moment with F/W 7.05B. I follow the settings on unifi.athena.my to change my DIR-615 to a switch. Doesn't work.

I configure my computer to do all the vlan switching and PPPoE connection similar to the site. Working, I pay for 20Mbps I get 25+Mbps. LOL. Anyone who wants to do this on Ubuntu pls PM me and I do my best to explain. Setting up server lol.

This post has been edited by |Keantan|: Jun 15 2011, 05:57 PM

Ya lor... if you don't like something. You can comment or argue in proper path. .... talking crap at here, is worthless:)

link?

Is it just a burst 25+Mbps at early of downloading or steady 25+Mbps for the whole download?
Could you mind to share us your sort of 25+Mbps speed, with Bandwidth Monitor?

I do get up to 25Mbps. But it was just a spike connection on my Bandwidth Monitor, Jumping from 16Mbps-25Mbps.
So make it average, it was just 20Mbps.

This post has been edited by Acrisius: Jun 15 2011, 07:49 PM

do you all know why... alot of unifi users have weird funny anomalies online..

its cause they are testing n deploying their DPI, might cause some problems...

DPI? dots per inch?

can stock dir 615 have bandwidth allocation ? what to do if got some user which is heavy download ??

My best bet in this scenario is Deep packet inspection.

Deep Packet Inspection....our worst nightmare

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This post has been edited by stanleychew: Jun 15 2011, 09:30 PM