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post Feb 25 2012, 08:20 PM

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I want to ask. If voice calls to TM numbers are free on Unifi, how about Fax rates? Is it free?
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mine, using Dlink DIR-615. been using it for 4 months, really satisfied with unifi service smile.gif

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QUOTE(rattan @ Feb 25 2012, 03:51 PM)
I bought mine at RM79. Honestly I tell u I really dont regret spending the rm79 for the tplink 841... is comparable to those overpriced routers out there. 100days without restarting it, heavy seeding, NAS, network player running on it, watching bluray movies on my media player via network. No issues, rock solid. 100% recommended  rclxms.gif
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100% agree. For this price, it's really good value. The wifi is also quite good. The range is more or less the same as my 2009 Airport Extreme which I consider quite good already. And WDS seems to function quite well. So for RM180, you can have double the coverage.
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QUOTE(soonwai @ Feb 25 2012, 08:25 PM)
100% agree. For this price, it's really good value. The wifi is also quite good. The range is more or less the same as my 2009 Airport Extreme which I consider quite good already. And WDS seems to function quite well. So for RM180, you can have double the coverage.
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blush.gif You double ke mana?? Line of sight 600metres drool.gif
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FREAKIN slow now eh?

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Currently I am using the 4mbps package. Its not bad but of course P2P traffic is throttled. This means that my "Linux" distros downloaded from private sites are slow upon downloading although the seeders are seeding from dedicated servers or very high speed connections. Using VPN solves this, but there is an overhead of 50kb/s or so meaning the reported speed is around 450kb/s however, only 400kb/s of data is being transferred. Also, seeding back the "linux" distros through vpn is quite impossible because of the limitations of vpn. Not every peer would be connected to you.

This is a major hassle when it comes to private sites. Got a call from Tmnet last week offering an upgrade to my 4MBPS package and I said yes. Set the appointment to the 2nd of March (Friday) and hopefully everything would proceed as planned.

Took out an old Acer Machine, Aspire E500 (The whole casing has been discarded. I am just left with the mobo, cpu and RAM) . Replaced the stock cooler with a Hyper 212+. Installed Ubuntu Server onto a Pendrive (Patriot Xporter XT 8GB) and installed rtorrent + rutorrent.

Now, to hunt for a HDD and maybe a casing. Once Unifi is activated, my "FileServer" shall be running once again.

Couldn't do it previously because of the hassle of using linux , then connecting to a vpn server and then hoping for it to not disconnect etc. Hopefully with Unifi, nothing is throttled and it'll be as simple as plug and play.

Guys, I have 2 homes, 1 with 1Mbps streamyx and another with 4Mbps Streamyx. The one with 1Mbps is using Linksys WRT54GL router (connected to a TPlink adsl modem / router that acts as an adsl modem only) which is flashed with Vteck Tomato Firmware. The one with 4Mbps is using Streamyx's free wireless router. I noticed that at times after downloading, the connection would freeze and i have to either reset the ADSL modem or take out the phone line and put it back into the adsl modem. I don't think its the router's problem since I have used so many routers and the issue persist.

Is it the same with Unifi?
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QUOTE(IwanAGP @ Feb 25 2012, 08:29 PM)
blush.gif You double ke mana?? Line of sight 600metres  drool.gif
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Nowhere lah, just saying only. But if you want long range LOS use RBSXT, PtP wifi 200mbps at 20+km.
http://routerboard.com/RBSXT
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QUOTE(soonwai @ Feb 25 2012, 03:35 PM)
... one for WDS. Initially both WR841ND was flashed with the UniFi 110726 firmware and WDS would not work properly.... I reflashed the AP back to the latest stock firmware from TPLink's website and it's OK. Weird, huh?

One more thing, with regards to RB750GL, if I load the config that you have on your website, the one for RB750G, the LAN ports gets reversed. ether1 becomes ether5. Had me confused there for a while. Of course, doing a manual setup with your steps works perfectly. Many thanks for that. You don't know how invaluable klseet.com has been for me during my early UniFi days.
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If want to use WDS, better use the latest non-UniFi FW, not sure whether the custom UniFi FW has broken the WDS bridge .....

Glad to know my messy+lousy documentation helps, am still junior, am still learning blush.gif ....

Strange that the config file can't work on your RB750GL, it's been a while I didn't play with RB, also didn't update those config files properly, busy workload ..... I suspect may be different batch use different switch chip, so the port layout different ? hmm.gif

QUOTE(deathbringer @ Feb 25 2012, 03:40 PM)
i'm on .96 FW. can FW versions affect uplink/downlink speeds?? i have not encountered any issues with wifi, etc. just very bad upload speeds. (see my speedtest results in my previous post)

will homeplug LAN help bridge my iptv to my router? (i live in a condo, so should be single phase)
any recommended brands that are compatible?
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Do you have such up/down link speed on stock DIR-615?
I doubt it's the FW on RT-N16.

Try Factory Restore and goes back to .84
Setup QoS, it's working well on the new ASUSWRT compare to those previous FW blue colour with a rather annoying doctor FW ....

QUOTE(IwanAGP @ Feb 25 2012, 05:47 PM)
...why we need ~9MB/s for IPTV. I thought tm dedicated just 8Mbps bandwidth for IPTV(1MB/s)???
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When I first got my UniFi in 2010, I was trying to link STB wirelessly, so I pull out some routers, started with 3,4,5,6MB/s, stock and/or 3rd party FW, all cannot work properly....

Got angry, so bought a pair of TL-WR941ND (that time Tl-WR1043ND still expensive), AES N-only, manage to get around 6~8MB/s, but image & switching channels still lag doh.gif ...

I also notice on LAN, if stream 720P, around 6MB/s is sufficient, but when stream 1080P it just won't work even I can get 8~9MB/s, video/sound lag, frame drops ....

The IPTV uses less than 10Mbps, I really can't understand why it just won't stream properly wirelessly, not sure what went wrong, I presume it can perform better if can get beyond 9MB/s, or may be should use a pair of dual-band 450~600Mbps devices to run on 5Ghz band sweat.gif ... I gave up liao ....

QUOTE(soonwai @ Feb 25 2012, 03:35 PM)
Streaming video and wifi sometimes just don't mix. Even if it's working nicely, all you need is your neighbour with a new N66U blasting away at the same channel and boom goes your wifi.
Now that UniFi become popular, I can see my surrounding full of that Ralink DIR-615 signal channels flying everywhere.... sweat.gif

Wifi is really complicated and strange, that's why I always go wired whenever possible, only use wifi for browsing & mobile devices.



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QUOTE(soonwai @ Feb 25 2012, 08:59 PM)
Nowhere lah, just saying only. But if you want long range LOS use RBSXT, PtP wifi 200mbps at 20+km.
http://routerboard.com/RBSXT
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shakehead.gif 20km share to whole kampung ppl meh~~ My home small small nia. Hometown there asus 54G router still running strong. Can access internet even after I cross the road outside. Better than DIR615 tm given I would say. heavy torrenting won't make it goes haywire too. laugh.gif
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QUOTE(IwanAGP @ Feb 25 2012, 05:47 PM)
Wow... 8.XXMB over wifi. Nice!!
Anyway... I don't understand why we need ~9MB/s for IPTV. I thought tm dedicated just 8Mbps bandwidth for IPTV(1MB/s)???
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Maybe for the HD channels, I guess. Right now, TV8 is on and it seems to be using about 2.3mbps. Later, will try Luxe HD cos that's the only HD channel I have.
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QUOTE(Raikkonen @ Feb 25 2012, 08:50 PM)
FREAKIN slow now eh?

< 100kbs  doh.gif
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i second that.espacially from filehostings... hmm.gif
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QUOTE(soonwai @ Feb 25 2012, 10:10 PM)
Maybe for the HD channels, I guess. Right now, TV8 is on and it seems to be using about 2.3mbps. Later, will try Luxe HD cos that's the only HD channel I have.
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How you read that information? Thought you're using 841ND x 2??
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anyone ever experience no dialing tone from the phone of unifi ?
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unifi block torrent?
after install it... no connection sudah

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i wanna ask one question can i use DIR-615 be an AP for home ? hmm.gif
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QUOTE(soonwai @ Feb 25 2012, 07:59 PM)
Homeplug will do it. I have my ONT and router upstairs and use Homeplug to bring the IPTV down to the living room. I'm using the 500mbps one from Aztech. Works well. I think the cheaper 200mbps models should suffice as well. Whatever you do don't get the Aztech MediaXtreme 1Gbps ones. They tend to lose connection and people say they overheat though I didn't use them long enough to notice it.
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nice...thx. although klseet did say .96 FW cripples the iptv, rite? so i must downgrade to .84 or .74??

EDIT: .102 has just been released. damn...asus is fast. hopefully klseet can try it out to see if the problems are solved. then i can upgrade instead. smile.gif

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after several hours and days of troubleshooting, i've finally found the problem!

the BTU unit provided by TMnet is a load of crap honestly.

It crashes frequently

My home has 3 pcs, and all the of us use torrent 24/7

I tried switching off my torrent to reduce the strain on the BTU/Router

connection lasted longer but eventually crash.

When no one was home i tried disabling the Vtag 600 to reduce further straing on the router and btu

lasted, but once my bro came home he on his PC poof DC.

my suspect his torrent client..

asked him to close it and it hasn't dced since then.

the multiple source of concurrent global connection really strain the BTU unit...

sampai crash.. wtf..

Any replacement for the BTU?

honestly mines dying already,.
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QUOTE(IwanAGP @ Feb 25 2012, 10:41 PM)
How you read that information? Thought you're using 841ND x 2??
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No, lah, I'm using RB750GL. The 2 x WR841ND is for my uncle. His DIR-615 cannot reach his patio in the front of the house. Come to think of it, I should have tried just one WR841ND first. But nevermind lah, for sure 2 of them will get the job done.
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QUOTE(exorcisto @ Feb 25 2012, 07:38 PM)
hi guys,

here's my problem.

i'm trying to setup access to my cctv from the internet.

what i've done are portforwarding the cctv port, set dmz to the cctv lan ip, get a free hostname on dyndns.org and setup the ddns account in the unifi router.

so now, i'm expecting to see my cctv login page when i access my dyndns.org hostname, right?

but now i'm seeing my router page instead. i'm puzzled why i am seeing my router page.

anyone has any idea or suggestions how to troubleshoot this? there's no problem accessing my cctv login page with the lan ip.

im still using DIR-615 router, updated to 7.09 firmware version (don't think it's firmware version because it hasn't been working since the previous firmware)

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If you're port forwarding, you don't have to DMZ. If you DMZ, no need to port forward. Did you do your port forward correctly?

You're using DIR-615 right?
Let's say your CCTV is 192.168.0.200 and is running on port 80.
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Are you testing from inside your own network? Because I think the DIR-615 dun have NAT loopback. You might have to test from outside. Or you can try using http://network-tools.com. Use the HTTP Headers option. If you are still connecting to the DIR-615 web page, it'll look like this.
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Header are:
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Server: Mathopd/1.5p6
Date: Sat, 25 Feb 2012 19:54:36 GMT
Transfer-Encoding: chunked
Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8

If you're connecting to the cctv, chances are that it'll be different.


Added on February 26, 2012, 3:43 am
QUOTE(ahlong @ Feb 25 2012, 08:13 PM)
ya happened to me when using it last 2month. after reboot, need to change back to unifi mode and save. then unifi connected. last resort, flashed to klseet firmware and problem resolved. not using it now. changed to 1043ND.
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Thanks for the tip. The WR841ND already setup for my uncle. I don't think he'll be messing with it too much but at least now I know there's a solution for this problem.

btw, how's the range of the WR1043ND wifi compared to the WR841ND? Is it about the same?

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QUOTE(kembar4 @ Feb 25 2012, 08:55 PM)
Currently I am using the 4mbps package. Its not bad but of course P2P traffic is throttled. This means that my "Linux" distros downloaded from private sites are slow upon downloading although the seeders are seeding from dedicated servers or very high speed connections. Using VPN solves this, but there is an overhead of 50kb/s or so meaning the reported speed is around 450kb/s however, only 400kb/s of data is being transferred. Also, seeding back the "linux" distros through vpn is quite impossible because of the limitations of vpn. Not every peer would be connected to you.

This is a major hassle when it comes to private sites. Got a call from Tmnet last week offering an upgrade to my 4MBPS package and I said yes. Set the appointment to the 2nd of March (Friday) and hopefully everything would proceed as planned.

Took out an old Acer Machine, Aspire E500 (The whole casing has been discarded. I am just left with the mobo, cpu and RAM) . Replaced the stock cooler with a Hyper 212+. Installed Ubuntu Server onto a Pendrive (Patriot Xporter XT 8GB) and installed rtorrent + rutorrent.

Now, to hunt for a HDD and maybe a casing. Once Unifi is activated, my "FileServer" shall be running once again.

Couldn't do it previously because of the hassle of using linux , then connecting to a vpn server and then hoping for it to not disconnect etc. Hopefully with Unifi, nothing is throttled and it'll be as simple as plug and play.

Guys, I have 2 homes, 1 with 1Mbps streamyx and another with 4Mbps Streamyx. The one with 1Mbps is using Linksys WRT54GL router (connected to a TPlink adsl modem / router that acts as an adsl modem only) which is flashed with Vteck Tomato Firmware. The one with 4Mbps is using Streamyx's free wireless router. I noticed that at times after downloading, the connection would freeze and i have to either reset the ADSL modem or take out the phone line and put it back into the adsl modem. I don't think its the router's problem since I have used so many routers and the issue persist.

Is it the same with Unifi?
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One word. Unifi is way faster as its backbone right till user end is connected via fiber optics. U can't compare to 4mbps streamyx to unifi 5mbps. Alot... hell a lot of difference and no so far I never experience such issue as u explained with unifi.

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