If like that better ask TM don't supply and allow 3rd party Unifi certified RG to be sold in market then charge cheaper monthly rates.

This is better than to source unknown OEM models from backlane China factories and stamp own brand on it.

How come you don't see this sort of crap offers from Singtel, HK PCCW, or even China. Only the worst of 3rd world countries do things like these. It indirectly tarnish company reputation only. Even in China, they stamp China Telecom logo on the casing but retain the brand name on it like ZTE or Huawei on the box.

This thread got comments on it:

http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1958199/all

This post has been edited by iipohbee: Dec 18 2011, 09:44 PM

wat to do mang....here is bolehland......did u hear something about "songlap"...

yes, dun mean to start, but so many IT contractors out there, am sure they r able to get... more "neat" ones

I very seldom ón' the STB so I don't have to worry about the one year warranty, but I may get a TP link router.

hey guys. i just got my Unifi. is it possible to set the setting to limit the bandwidth speed on WiFi? using the default modem.

This post has been edited by HeavensGift: Dec 19 2011, 12:27 AM

TP-link got 2 years
Kaput claim. Kaput after warranty get another unit. All TP-link bloody cheap

Hi guys, can I use my existing router (ASUS RT-N12) with Unifi which I plan to subscribe soon?

You can if it's ASUS RT-N12 hardware vB1. Check here for info:

http://unifi.athena.my/
http://klseet.com/

I have been using my Linksys WRT54GL with Unifi for the past 2 years.

both the sifus website, read out like aliens language for me...

its ok la.. i'll worry later, after my unifi white-orange modem kaputed.

Alien???

http://klseet.com/index.php?option=com_con...=122&Itemid=110
Now, refer this, picture No. 7 from top. See there written "H/W ver. B1". Go take your N12 and see if the exactly same wording appear on the label underneath your N12. Flip it over to find it. Else, simpler way, how long is the antenna of your router? A finger long or more than two fingers long. (Thumbs up for nice description yo ) Because the older hardware version has short antenna about the length of a finger while newer one has gigantic antenna. I think around 15cm, not very sure. Lazy to measure my tp-link's antenna length. They should have the same length. For this comparison, refer last 3rd pic. The one on the left is the UniFi-compatible one.

I've subscribe unifi tru online...
but my 1st bill is what I've still stated RM130+...
Is this suppose to be the 1st month free?

I think your first bill is suppose to include 1 month advance payment. So would have been RM300 for VIP5. So i guess yours is correct. Info from unify.my FAQ page under "When will I get my first bill after I subscribe to the UniFi package?"

My installation were supposed to be on Jan 2nd but was happy that it get pull-in to Dec 16. The installers are TM employees and came in TM car at about 10am. He is very polite and friendly. However their contractor would pull the cable from DP to the pit in my house thru several manholes. They started by inserting the black fiber into a hard protective sleeving and cut the cable to length. After that they pull the cable from DP to 1st manhole at the main road and would pull it to another manhold for my row of houses. Lo and behold..the manhole is locked with padlock. The TM installer went back to their exchange somewhere to look for keys. After a long wait, they came back with a bunch of keys at around 12pm but none of the keys work. Thats it...installation aborted and need to reschedule. TM contractor pull out the cables and closed all manholes. That was last Friday and until now TM has yet to reschedule my installation. Maybe they are still looking for the key...

My dad just went to TMpoint to change the preferred email to the correct one. (They seriously type wrong email...)
But, I still can't get my password for myunifi... #$*#*&%#)(#$*

is not like buying any new hardware
plug-in>click install>next >next> next > next> finish> "retart now?" or "i will restart later"

why so many manual configurations la... and then wat is firmware and seemed like need to do something extra to be able to get IPTV ?

its really tough for ppl "end user" like me

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by the way back to the unifi discussion... when will HIPTV get more channels like Astro, Wah Lai Toi, HBO, Star Movies, Star World ...??? their channels now are crappy...

I got a question to regarding Unifi networking system now. Can you use the IPTV port for internet later? Currently my network for my house is like the attached



I am currently using streamyx, which is actually the all in one wireless Modem/router/switch. The switch connects to the NAS and printer directly which are near the each other, and further connects to the HTPC at the TV Hall via a pair of LAN Ports (which I installed during renovation of the house, so the ports are in the wall).

I understand that the STB of unifi have to use the IPTV port of the switch. Problem is that port at the TV hall now has to be shared by both the HTPC and IPTV. I don't mind getting another switch at the TV Hall, but is it possible to do so?

Homeplug doesnt work as the power ports are no different phase, I tried before and they will not pair up.

This post has been edited by SnoWFisH: Dec 19 2011, 02:20 PM

very big padlock? wat if they cant find the key? break the lock?

hope u resolve the issue soon

by the way, try call the 1300 number, and lodge a report on this case, this way they will have to work on your report until it is resolve, atleast u can have something to track , there'll be a report number after u file the complain

Its going to take then very long time to re-schedule or probably they wont even bother. Best you start pushing them, make complaints to CS and make sure you get a report number.

It isn't too hard either
Step by step guide is already provided. Follow closely and you're good to go.

Anyway, why don't you answer my question first. That is, to find out your hardware revision. It's something you no need to get your hands dirty to look for in on your computer. It's just right on the router. The appearance and the label. The thing is that. If your N12 is the old one, it can't even be used with the provided firmware (for use with UniFi and IPTV) and that means you can never replace it with the provided router.

Those channels you mentioned, license for malaysia is held by Astro. Unless TM does something with Astro, else it's impossible for IPTV to have those channels.

Seeing your configuration, I suggest you to place your BTU, STB and the very FIRST ROUTER(either dir615 or tm RND) at the location where your TV is. Since the phone is wireless, I think you won't mind it to be place differently. When your BTU is installed there, ROUTER after BTU and STB after ROUTER. From there, your router still has 3 LAN Port for Internet while LAN Port 4 is solely for IPTV. Your HTPC and PS3 takes up 2 of the remaining LAN Ports and the 3rd remaining LAN Port, connect to your Wall Socket(Your lan port on the wall) and the other end connect to your switch. It would work. Disable DHCP in your switch and you're good to go.