Oh.. Rm20 more with 80GB extra quota from Unifi.. hmm

If you all remember first installer came last week on Wednesday and left after wiring and etc because my dp box was low and the LAN on the BTU was not ON. Last Monday the second installer came and left with the same problem. Yesterday (Wednesday) at noon TM Unifi came and rectified the problem but they did not do the configuration. I did the config all by myself with the help of call center. Now all done and I am getting 4.7 mbps. Not a very good experience but all good now.

This post has been edited by razin: Apr 26 2012, 01:11 AM

hey guys im gonna get my unifi this sunday. should i terminate my streamyx and fixed phone line as well? (i'm not going to use both of them anymore) i heard sumwhere the fixed line doesnt need to be terminated and the phone dont hv 2 return once unifi installed. is tat true?

my unifi very stabil speed right now



This post has been edited by RiCHBoyZ: Apr 26 2012, 01:20 AM

4.7 is standard speed for 5mps. What speed u subscribe?

VIP 5

your speed is perfectly normal then.

yup.... speed is good. I complaint about the dp box problem and the coordination between unifi and the contractor. btw I am using USB Wifi dongle from hall to my room.

My router and modem is upstairs
I got very poor signal downstairs, sometimes cant even connect. My old streamyx 1mb is even better.

So how can i solve this? Pay much more but get crappy wireless signal

Change the wireless router.

http://klseet.com/index.php?option=com_con...id=91&Itemid=86
http://klseet.com/index.php?option=com_con...id=92&Itemid=85

I suspect this is possibly wireless interference issues rather than UniFi connection issue. The next time you have this problem, try use Ethernet cable to connect and access Internet see if it works.

As for choosing wireless channel, set to the least used channel. Although it does not completely prevent interference since each channel has overlapping frequency, you could at least minimize interference. Use the software called inSSIDer to look for which channels are very widely used in your area. At least at my place, I noticed that channels 1, 6, 11 are most popular. Channels 3 and 9 are also quite widely used. While channel 4, mostly I am the only one using, occasionally noticed 2 others but very weak signals, so it doesn't interfere.

Edit:nevermind.

This post has been edited by #Fly: Apr 26 2012, 06:24 PM

Thanks, but exactly which one u recommend?

All also good. I am using the TPLink 841.
The 1043 would be a good choice.

Hi everyone, I have a old double storey shop lot, which upstair consider resident address (from utilities bill). Can I install VIP on second floor?

Usually can. I can help you.

I just noticed that it's biz plan after I posted here. Yes, the normal plan not attractive. The biz plan is tat bit better only

So you still got your old router/wireless modem? If yes, just go into the router page (normal 192.168.1.1 or 192.168.0.0), search for the default password online (assuming that you never touch it before, if you know how to deal with the router, then just skip this), get into the DHCP page, disable it. Now, take a LAN cable and connect LAN port on your OLD router/modem to the one of the empty port on your NEW ROUTER (either the black one or the d-link dir-615 orange one), just plug them into any of the YELLOW PORT labelled as LANX (LAN1,2,3,...). Now you should get your wifi signal back

As your PM I have checked and yes I can get VIP package processed/installed for you as your place is a shop house. Now waiting for your confirmation as you need to discuss with your partners. Do keep me informed via PM.

Thank you

wont work am i just plain bad luck...
i reset the router, gonna try install again tomoro

hello..
anyone can help me awhile ??