Exactly bro.....btw I found a chart that benchmarks router on the max simultaneous connections... DIR-615 is NOT REALLY THAT BAD. It says capable of 200 max simultaneous connections.

I can't really be sure about that RG-TMRND router since its too crappy to even be in the list......

btw... are you torrenting 1 file at a time or multiple simultaneously ?

Unifi down?

my WAN is Oren light

so far me still ok...u try restart ur router..

i even reset the router and modem .. still nothing

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Added on August 11, 2011, 12:05 pmanyone here at seri kembangan / equine park area have same issues?


This post has been edited by Syfq: Aug 11 2011, 12:05 PM

Black color btu is hawed and white is lucent?

By common perception lucent should be a better brand correct?

I think those who lives on landed property will have the Alcatel and high rise will have huawei....no ?

Say, i am thinking changing my 4MB Streamyx to UNIFI...is it worth it? Is there a download limit imposed by UNIFI now?? I am downloading avg 15GB - 20GB a day....

yes if you apply for BIZ package..

VIP home package lar...i am not that rich....

Cheapest Biz package is only RM50 difference, it is not RM500 or RM5000 difference. + You did ask not to have a download limit and that is your answer.
It is a matter of time before the VIP be imposed a download limit and you will come back here and make noise again. (Although we are advising you right now to take the BIZ package)

your downloads like the rich one.. sooner or later they will implement the quota, unless you're going for BIZ package which without the quota.. better stick with your current one..

Ohh..only RM50 more??? Hmm, will check it out...i thought it's like RM1k a month.......

I'm torrenting multiple files most of the time. In xunlei, i limit the connection to 80~100. It will drop my connection sometimes but other user on the same router won't be affected.

But... huawei is more well known. No??
VDSL got two model of BTU if i'm not wrong. the huawei 655a and the other one is the white one. not sure the brand (zte or what...)

Landed property also got few models. One of them is huawei 855a and others (not landed user. don't care that much lol)


not really

waa..u think too much laa
if rm1k..speed comfirm 1000000000000000000000mbps lo

RM1k can get just... 5 x 5 mbps BIZ = 25MBPS or 5 x 10mbps VIP = 50mbps or 4 x 20mbps VIP = 80mbps or leased line(not sure. lol)

cannot connect to internet using unifi. usually from my BTU (FibreHome Fiboom) the "PON" light will normally lit but woke up this morning the light is not on (only LAN,POWER and LOS is on), no internet, no iptv, no voip. something wrong with the equipment or is the server down?

This post has been edited by ridzOe: Aug 11 2011, 02:03 PM

landed house and i got huawei

Yesterday, I configured TP-Link TD-W8960N; my favorite ADSL modem AP, to connect with Huawei BTU, for UNIFI biz20 package.

We just got UNIFI last week. As many of us repored here, the Dlink DIR-615 is just a nightmare... It just disconnected or cannot be connected just like that.. (Ikut suka hati saja), and need to reboot. How many times it needs to reboot in one day, especially in office envjronment, where we need to have very reliable Internet connectivity. BTW, I also connected it to main switch, for users who want to use ethernet cable. Wierd thing is, even the Wifi is 'blank' but, still usable on ethernet. I sniffed the wifi inteface in my GNU/Linux MBP, and not packet at all, even though I succesfully connected/paird to the Dlink 615 AP.

BTW, I have the TP-Link TD-W8960N lying around in the office, working as normal AP. Since the TP-Link model is a ADSL modem with 4 ethernet ports, I am don't think it can be used for UNIFI, but after few googlings, I am wrong.... This is a very special modem, where I can configure one of the ethernet ports as a WAN port.
Steps:
1) Enable virtual port
2) Setup ETH-WAN, fill up the info, and put VLAN ID to 500
3) Set it as a defautl gw

That's it. I reconfigured SSID same as the Dlink-615, switch off, diconnect the Dlink modem and put it aside as a backup modem...So, if something wrong with the TP-Link modem, just swap it to the Dlink modem.

Once I connected the TP-Link modem to the Huawei BTU, it connected to Internet after a few seconds,... and the rest is history... I am very happy with the unit. After about 24 hours of usage, no problem yet, and hope it serve the purpose well.

Actually the modem is my first TP-Link modem, which I used for my Streamyx at my home. But, the phone/DSL port got problem after lightning strike, andm guess what, I bought the SAME model again, because I really like it. Since the 'broken' unit was not doing anything, so, I brought it to office and using it as an AP, a much relaible AP. Here we also have other modems, such as Dlink and Linksys, but, still the 'broken' TP-Link has better stability.


Thanks to KLseet for the setup's pointer.

Ref:
http://klseet.com/index.php?option=com_con...id=86&Itemid=81
http://www.tplink.com/en/article/?articleid=344

This post has been edited by bahathir: Aug 11 2011, 02:19 PM

Can anyone tried torrenting multiple good seeded files and report the avg DL speed for each and total ?

thanks

I just got the UNiFi recently (They gave a Motorola phone instead of DECT) after the long wait since last march in Bukit Antarabangsa area. All I can say is 3 words:

It's a Miracle!

This post has been edited by Jeff2009: Aug 11 2011, 02:45 PM