I'm currently a Streamyx user and I have a secondary line for the internet with a primary line for calls. My primary line is down due to keyphone system problem. Now, we're using the internet line for calls as well. Everytime a call comes in, my internet is disconnected. Will the same problem occur in Unifi? If the same problem will happen, I will have to remain with 2 lines. If no, I will go with only 1 line.

About the standard installation fee waiver. It is said that only a certain length of cabling is provided. And by that, what do they mean? The cable from the green box outside my house to my electric room I presume. The room containing all the fuse box, keyphone. Telephone box and everything. Am I right?
From my electric room, what oher type of cables do they need to lay out? To television for Set Top Box? To my computer area? Problem is my computer room and my AV room is quite far away. I think the distance from electric room to AV room and computer room is approx 35m or more. Will there be additional charges?

The other thing is from the Residential Gateway that TM provides, can we use additional router? Cause single point is not enough to cover my entire house.

You know why ur internet is disconnected everytime a call comes in? It's wiring problem. You should have your line passes through adsl splitter before connecting to your modem and that should solve the problem. BUT!!! It's kinda tricky. As for my house, original wiring only got 1 main phoneline. They then extended it (split it??) into two, one for downstair and another for upstair. When I first install streamyx (ages back), the installer can't get the thing done. I trial and error only found out that I must disconnect the phone upstair in order for me to use it downstair OR disconnect the phone downstair and i can connect to the socket upstair. After that, a ADSL splitter is installed upstair just for the phone, another splitter downstair for phone+modem only it works without interfering each other when phone calls come in. Another thing will be your splitter. I ever tried using chiplak lousy RM1 splitter bought from supermarket, those with super simple design and small in size. Online is fine but it get disconnected everytime a phone call comes in. I guess your problem should be this as in the first case I mentioned, it will not allow you to connect even. Check ur equipment, trial and error. Unifi confirm won't have such problem. The modem will handle the splitting job. No extra splitter needed.

First part, I can't answer you. I stay in condo, doesn't bother me much. You can chose to have your BTU in your electric room then PULL Two cables, ONE LAN CABLE, another one PHONE LINE CABLE (RJ-11 jack). Lan cable connecting your BTU and ur RG(the stupid dir615 router) while phone line cable for ur dect. Your house is really big == 35m. Crazy wei! Chose where you put ur router then from ur router I think it's better for you to use homeplug for your STB. STB is connected to the router, not BTU. But to use homeplug, you must ensure that both socket on both side is on same phase in order for them too hook up. I think you should get a replacement router too to ensure better and stronger wifi signal.

Refer klseet.com for replacement router. For your case, I think you need one main router, connected to the BTU and then extend the wifi coverage with repeater or router that supports repeater mode.

  Sounds like really really big house

Confirm got extra charge la... No free lunch. No more comments from me. Wait for other sifus to comment xD

klseet.com

for the lower half of your problem. There's a list of devices that you can use. Read it then you should know 90% d.

Your telephone box room there got LAN cable to the electronics area? If got then place ur BTU in the telephone room and then router at the other end.

Yes, it is a Homeplug, that's why it looks like a plug.  You can refer to this link for more info onAztech HomePlug

And yes, according to other lowyat forum member here, it really work.  So far, I only know that there are some forumers here selling TP-Link HomePlug and Aztech HomePlug.  You can search this forum to find them out. 

for me nope

been 3 weeks +  alrdy using tp-link homeplug 200mbs

the connection alwys stabil like u using direct connection!

using for my ps3 for on9 gaming-awesome never dc

using for gg on9 game-awesome never dc

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Added on October 29, 2011, 12:45 am
i get the best deal at digital mall pj
tp-link homeplug 200mbs PACK(inside got 2 pcs)
-total he give me RM140

mostly here people sell 1 pcs 200mbs homeplug tp-link-RM80

Read first page. You will find something related to "klseet" and "athena" on first page. Read them before further asking.

See this

http://klseet.com/index.php?option=com_con...e&id=9&Itemid=8

Does this answer your question? klseet used it. Don't ask me how though. I'm not him 

bro

i put my router at 3rd floor my house and i place the 2nd homeplug on 1st floor for the ps3

and it works very awesome
i think tp-link better den aztech

Not really, as long as the device can support vlan.500 (PPPoE for internet) and 600 (bridge for IPTV) 
Or, you may check out some option HERE base on your requirement+setup+budget.

Not necessary, it depends on where it's your router gateway location & the STB for IPTV area.
If exceeded the standard, installer will charge you.
So it's better you plan your internal home network wiring prior to installation.
Yes, connection from the router gateway to STB is Cat cable.
Yes, I think it's better you plan your home network location & wiring prior to the installation.

Duuuudeeee...100% coincidence? I'm having the EXACTLY SAME problem as you...even up to the word "ROSAK" on the d-link box...WTF??? Few hours installed now only the blue lighted button on the side works and all front light gone...i turn on and off got sudden power blink only...why are they giving us recycled d-links?

Ya, if not because of the sales promotion, I won't be getting Vigor 2130n at the moment because the original price is just too expensive. 

Vigor is actually being used mostly by companies/offices.  For home users, I think you are right.  There are very few Vigor home users at the moment due to pricey issue.

I am currently pending my Unifi to be installed, sometime first or second week of Nov 2011 so I can't provide you with ping and speedtest result now.  Will do it later when my Unifi is installed and ready.

My Unifi will be installed in the landed property, so I think it should be fiber then.

If I am not mistaken, the promotional price is the same price as Vigor 2130 which is without wireless. 

yups u shouldnt.. tplink (see sig) should work great and cost less than rm100..
and even tplink no need if stock ok. my fren his stock ok.. so depen on ur luck with tm 

Guys i planning to order unifi but i heard the setup must be near to Tv or Pc, what if i want to be able using lan cable for my pc upstairs and also can use the hypetv for tv at downstairs.

You are sure free 15m LAN cable?  Thanks.

I just installed Unifi over the weekend. The free 15M cable is the fibre optic cable in your house. LAN cable have to buy your own, if the tv is not beside your computer.

Your old phone is independent of the Unifi subscription. Unifi runs on optical fibre, not on your telephone's copper line.

The thing is that Unifi comes with a free phone line (no, you cannot use back your old number), so you will have an extra line now. So you have to decide whether to cut the old line...

Ur existing line uses copper wire.

Unifi uses fibre optic where they have to pull in a new set of wires to ur house. Its different.