ahh.. That means i change the password on the website & just use the new password in the modem when setting up a new connection?

Sorry ya. I'm noob when it comes to this thing.

The website u reset password is for the login to that website to access your account. The password for the set up in the router is different and u need to get that pass. I also din have it, I used the telnet way to find it and confirm correct or either call unifi.
So password u are going to have one for the login in router, the occ website, tm wifi, email and the one u create for ur home wifi

This post has been edited by wilsonjack228: Oct 21 2012, 12:34 AM

i did the telnet thingy. but can't open connection to port 23.

Finally replace the router with the cheaper option , working perfectly the problem I have previously seems to be gone , so its the Dir-615 fault then

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Added on October 21, 2012, 8:52 amoh right , at first I was also unable to go in using telnet at last I found out telnet wasn't enable
So to do that U need to go into the router using the super admin login then find the telnet to enable it there's option either through WAN/LAN . after that U can access using telnet

This post has been edited by wilsonjack228: Oct 21 2012, 08:52 AM

Quick question.

Is w*rez-bb being blocked / capped by Unifi now ?

It's loading terribly now. And my DNS is already set to Google And OpenDNS.

nope if it was , everybody will we furiously posting u using stock router ? before this the browsing is quite slow but download was ok

may i know what model is this TP-Link modem?i wanna change too...the stock modem really !@#$%

This post has been edited by BLANk_: Oct 21 2012, 01:35 PM

Anyone from Selayang Permai/Selayang Jaya area on Unifi? Any problems? Thinking of upgrading from my existing Streamyx 1mbps.

If I go with the VIP5 plan, what is the usual download speed I'll be getting?

And on the monthly cap of 60GB, I realize it's not in effect now, but any rumours on when it will be in place, if at all? Because 60GB is a farce, I'll finish that in less than a week.

Aside from the speed, any difference between the standard streamyx and Unifi, apart from the Hypptv stuff and all. I mean in terms of protocols or websites blocked.

This post has been edited by QuickFire: Oct 21 2012, 01:49 PM

Nope. I've been using my TP-Link WR1043ND ever since I got my connection installed.

I used to be able to enter the site quite quickly. Now, it doesn't even want to load. Even if it does, it doesn't even load completely.

So, trying to diagnose this.

This post has been edited by etsuko: Oct 21 2012, 04:47 PM

Its Tplink 841ND , and cost me RM75

try with other pc still the same thing ? or maybe reset the router ?

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Added on October 21, 2012, 7:37 pmshould be around 4.5mb - 5mb+ or 550kbps-620kbps. Block website can bypass just change DNS server to google

This post has been edited by wilsonjack228: Oct 21 2012, 07:37 PM

I have a friend there who applied vip20 with me. Full speed all the time when ever i visit him, i test... no issues.

they will not impose quota until other isps decide to.

at the beginning, the quota was there, but people were mad and threatens to boycott tm, which is why the quota is removed again.

look at other countries, where got quota?
tm only wants to earn, cut bandwidth costs by implementing quota. its not their server cant handle, is the wan earn more.

\maximize profit, as max as it can get
bloody money suckers

Bro, how to setup/configure 841ND?

u r wrong my friend. just look at india. a country that well developed of IT, yet all got quota even with wired internet connection. just be grateful for what u have in malaysia.blessed with lots of unlimited internet option such as streamyx. there, for 3Mbps unlimited internet, u have to pay rm300.such a BS. btw, im not an indian. just a malaysian student studying in india

This post has been edited by kernel123: Oct 22 2012, 03:10 AM

it depends on country actually
majority of india is not developed, and infrastructure is limited
thats y got quota

If just to save electricity, don't bother as the ROI is several years. For every 10W your device consume, it will cost you about rm22 per year, assuming TNB charge at 25sen per unit. If you spend rm150, it will take you 3 years ROI for a 20W device.

erm , when I was hunting for the 841ND in Lowyat , most of them the box doesn't comes with the 'unifi' sticker , so it not pre-flashed with the unifi firmware . So either u buy it , download the unifi firmware from tplink malaysia website and flashed it or u can go to tplink service center on 4ft lowyat there ask them do basically just plug and play.
*u need to have your login and password from the stock router (xxx@unifi / xxx)*

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Added on October 22, 2012, 8:24 amthe point is that normal user only needs the basic , which is the modem + wireless able router . I can have it all done using a single unit and thats enough for the time being , doesn't really need to use anything more than that to do a single job which is just waste of electricity

This post has been edited by wilsonjack228: Oct 22 2012, 08:24 AM

after downloaded from http://www.tp-link.com.my/support/download...41ND&version=V7, invalid zip folder.. lol

WTF that my unifi download speed from microsoft server just 300 KB/sec while my streamyx 4mbps package can get 450KB/sec

try filehippo
or better... torrent file with many seed
then can see the real speed.. the torrent download from many ppl same time so it will max ur line... one server depend on server