Thanks, I have change the wireless channel and it works fine now.

How come i already subscribe unifi more than half month my new house still don't have unifi service ???
and already move to new house with no internet, has to use internet at old house
any idea all ??
*right hand site of my new house all got unifi service, left hand site almost all don't have @@

my address is 51, Jalan Bubut

wait!.using online to subacribe?? dont use online..got to tmpoint or tmstall register.. cuz online is not very good.. if you are not register for online call tmhotline or register again.. if u already register.. u muz wait lo.. u must 忍。tm service is not very good..

No packages. You subscribe channel by channel. With quite a number of free but quite crappy channels though.

Here you go

http://www.unifi.my/hypptv/index.php?optio...=342&Itemid=280

Unifi User: Mayor - VIP20

Here's a tip for those planning to apply for UniFi online at unifi.my. At the page where you choose your phone number, you can keep refreshing it to get more numbers. Of course, the pool of available numbers is limited so eventually they'll start to repeat.

Maybe I can help you. PM

Welcome buddy to the HSBB family

In that case VLAN trunking is exactly what you need. klseet has the detail about it but you need to spend more $$ loh.

wow... god speed

something funny is when the contractors done installing and doing the setting, he turn around & asked. "moi, 5 ka?"

i said "ya..."

should have said "sepuluh la..." but registered VIP5 so they bill me VIP5 for getting 10?

Oooo thanks...That's exactly what I am looking for!

Bro am noobs on this.
How many additional equipment needed for this setup? And roughtly how much?
I'm still using TM's DIR-615 by the way.
Thanks

Mayor use VIP20 where got enough. Mayor should have 1Gbps connection

Sorry... I didn't know that kind of setup before. But it's kinda expensive, for the RB750. Get 8960 if you want wifi. Else, get 250 if you don't need.

RB750 is around RM299 izzit...? I was initially planning to get the ASUS n56U... If RB750 + 615 can solve my problem...I think i will use this first for now....

So most importantly is I look for a router that support vlan trunking?

Think this thread will have more people responses on home plug instead of the hardware Q&A, i've decided to take the HL115EP after some reconsideration, at first was going after to HL280E but indeed it has some overheating issues.

I have a question, lets say if i were to get HL115EP which comes with AC pass through, if i connect an extension plug into the HL115EP, will it affect the power that are going to be given? The extension will be connected with a PC, monitor, speaker and a printer.

This post has been edited by kEazYc: Dec 20 2011, 02:54 PM

Referring to this thread then it's not that expensive.
http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1622746/all
Refer here for specs: http://routerboard.com/
*Anyone can explain what's the included "Ethernet Throughput" Test data in the routerboard website? Why RB250GS has the higher throughput? Or it's lower the better? *
Whether you want to take the gigabit version. The 751 seems nice too with wifi but w/o Gigabit.

W8960N around RM120 @ Lowyat.

This post has been edited by IwanAGP: Dec 20 2011, 03:36 PM

Mikrotik RB751U-2HnD very very good already
Again, it totally depends on yr application. For home use this is more then sufficient.
Corporate use, then different ball game.

This post has been edited by rattan: Dec 20 2011, 03:58 PM

They pulled a dedicated fibre cable(black cable with yellow stripped wire) to the Perak Menteri Besar's residence here in Ipoh.

Maybe its a fully uncapped dedicated line to a GPON 2.5Gbps port from the OLT.

Menteri Besar need a big pipe to download pron because of stress

Since you don't want powerline HPNA and any wall drillings, the most economical but appropriate way is still to run a dedicated CAT6 all the way to your TV. You don't need any contractor, just buy enough CAT6 cable with the right length, cable casing, and good double sided tapes. No nails are needed! Don't forget the network crimper!

Even better for neat job, there are such things as thin strip Ethernet cable and plastic fibre in the market today for home networking. Run the cable casing around the wall lining for minimum visibility and you'll have your gigabit capable network.

Super flat cat5e, Shielded Cable


Or you can route POF - Plastic over fibre for Home Networking.

Swiss Telecom uses this method for home installs. Even amateur can do it with a simple kit set with plain scissors.

With some effort you can conceal the cable like it's not there by hiding under the carpet or wall linings below.

At Ipoh here I can ask my reliable electician friend and he's willing to do it with material provided for just under RM20-30. That even includes climbing up my roof if he needs too. He does it very neat too

This post has been edited by iipohbee: Dec 20 2011, 04:41 PM

Which model is the most popular router to replace the D-Link DIR-615. Please share your experience with new user like us.