I see 
Sorry about the confusion then

I'm also in favor of a NAS, a 1-drive Synology like I suggested in my previous post, they are great value for money. The software is mature and very stable.
It will pay for itself eventually, not noisy and no electricity like an old/dedicated full PC. The initial cost might seem higher, but its actually much lower in the longer run.
Its personal preference of course, some people think its ok to buy an RM300++ router then void warranty by flashing it to DD-WRT or something, but to me thats absolutely ridiculous! But again, its personal preference, some people enjoy the hacking and stuff, others just want products that work. 

Even mobile to mobile, miss call will get charged too... You can try that. I think only homeline to homeline miss call won't get charged. Because when you call from one telco to another, they start charging you. Just what I think... Not 100% correct.

The NAS will set you back at around 400 depending on model you pick. There are many brands, but like I said if you really want a stable box get a Synology.
I did not claim anything about hacking. What I say is that some would pay RM250-300 for an incomplete product and like to get into a flashing frenzy, others don't mind paying RM500 for a completely reliable product, from day 1 of purchase.
It all depends on personal preference like I said. For me, my nerves and time are not free, dropping wireless and jumpy performance, or one day working the other not, all of that is too much man.
I pay RM149 for Unifi each month, I think I might as well just complete the investment and cash out for a good box.
By the way I paid rm480 for the draytek, isn't the rt n16 rm300++? And the rt n56 rm400++? I have no idea about prices but the difference is not really that huge.
I don't care about the VPN and the other enterprise features too, what I care about is stability, and this baby doesn't move an inch.

Maybe it wasn't a good idea to download torrents with the asus? Try using it as a pure router. Downloading torrents is a heavy task and most of these routers have small hardware not designed for these things. If you get a NAS let us know how it goes ya 

1-drive: http://www.synology.com/us/products/DS110j/index.php
2-drives: http://www.synology.com/us/products/DS211j/index.php

Good luck

Digi prepaid? My friend miss call me once... got charge 0.XX... I'm no celcom fyi.
Yea... They should have listed out the numbers...

i think u cant change the unifi broadband passwd.. i try also and ask Unifi helpdesk and they said cannot change the password.. the password generated by their system.. we only can change item that not been greyed out..

guys,where does the ipty ethernet cable connect to?
i had new furniture come in yesterday,and after i plugged everything back in.The iptv stopped working.I tried the lan ports on the router and the modem.
When connected to the router,it says page cannot be displayed.
when connected to the modem it says network unreachable.

specification and NAS firmware difference...

u can actually test out the NAS firmware/webinterface

checkout hardware thread there is a section dedicated to NAS.. u will get all your info there

is it ok to torrent with my unifi? or will they cut my speed if i start torrenting?

ask in this thread

http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/752046

browse some of the pages... NAS technology is just that there isnt much to discuss about it also

weird.. TM got send bill without my request and no charges for the bill wor

Tm said my place no "INFRA" so they only can install unifi at my place after 29/2,

What is infra any idea?

Same, 1.17.
I even LAN my TP-link 841ND and DIR-615, laptop connected to TP-link WiFi but still able to use my printer connected to DIR615. Don't know what's your problem there. I tried printer and Thumbdrive, no prob.

I just got a reply from the TM R&D, they told me that in the latest batch of the DIR-615 the USB port has been disabled due to it causing instability to the device. They are still doing investigation on how to rectify it... Luckily I'm in meeting otherwise I continue bomb them liao why they nvr update their user manual.

I just got a reply from the TM R&D, they told me that in the latest batch of the DIR-615 the USB port has been disabled due to it causing instability to the device. They are still doing investigation on how to rectify it... Luckily I'm in meeting otherwise I continue bomb them liao why they nvr update their user manual.

no difference unfortunately. i even chose the channel which doesn't overlap with my neighbours.

USB Port, more ram, more antennas but same chipset(if I didn't remember wrongly).

where did u read this infos? I don think is correct

then why put in router channel 1 to 11?

Problem is if you stay in a high-rise apartment/condo, you'll have many neighboring hotspots also on 1,6,11. And out of no choice, I have to choose a channel which is least used, although it does overlap with others, but at least, it works. In my case, I am on Channel 4.

Sorry to burst your bubble, but you are wrong 

ALL channels overlap, 1 overlaps with 2, 2 with 3, ........ 10 with 11.

So in theory you are correct, if we are in a condo, and only three wireless AP there, then the best way is for each to use one of these, meaning one of the routers chooses channel 1, the other channel 6 and the last is channel 11. This way they will not overlap at all. But what if there are MANY others on channel 1 or 6 or 11? You will interfere.

So basically what you need to aim for is to stay as far away as you can from congested channels. If that means going for 4 or 7, go for it.

See this pic from a router "wireless survey", it scans wireless networks nearby, see the recommended channels 
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Btw, did you buy a NAS? how's torrenting