the easiest and less messy approach will be to put the BTU and stuff upstairs in 1 of the bedrooms.
easier to pull the white cable up to ceiling and come down to any other room.
This will be non standard installation and if you kao tim with the contractor is about RM 200.
The IPTV you can use home plug to connect to your TV downstairs

of course not standard price by TM la..
already said kao tim ma! how to have receipt?
if TM standard then it'll be from 315 onwards...

norm is about 25-30 gb la...
get a 2TB disk la..
so cheap now

Nairud,

my connection is from the green box at the back alley.
sort of no drilling needed as the fiber will go through the ceiling outside the house.
from there it'll need to drop down into 1 of the rooms upstairs.
TM will will charge you for over ceiling installation though.

my connection is fully fiber to the BTU.

the UG goes under the back alley then comes up again at the backyard area.
It follows the wall up to the ceiling outdoor.

which outlet do you mean?
the outdoor fiber to indoor fiber box is put on the wall outside the house

Oh..inside the house..
Refer to pic located here.

Can see from the 3rd pic
There'll be a fiber optic termination point.
Another small box to get the signal from the black wire to a flexible fiber cable.
From there it'll connect to the BTU (1st pic) the white cable.

ahhh..now i get you
unless there's a way for the fiber to go from the outside straight to the telephone port, i think still need to drill.
mine no drill as it goes all the way up to the ceiling

@jack2, do you have LAN cable to your TV area?
if yes then install all the stuff in the bedroom and just need 1 LAN to IPTV box.
if not then just need to get home plug to connect to TV area.
else...just ignore the IPTV...just use it as pure internet access only.

For me...i install the BTU in the bedroom, then LAN cable down to TV area. router and all installed near TV... then LAN cable up to bedroom for my PC

hehe no need to worry only 1 LAN port for me as the router is near the TV.
TV needs a port, media player needs a port, NAS needs a port, future dont know what else needs a port

eh..i tot the tg799vn is still a router?
the gateway is still from TM
if you looking for gigabit router..then there's plenty around eh

er...why do you need a gigabit one?
since the speed allowed by ISP is only up to 100 Mbps (time)
the rest is around 10-20 only mar

yup..that's right
normal conditions apply la..
if 3 phase power supply then might have problem.
might not get full speed...etc..

@djhenry91, if you want gigabit router then get the cheap TP-Link WR4300ND

er..the unifi password you can get from the service sheet ma...
no ka? else can get from the email that they sent you earlier

@djhenry91, of course can support unifi la...if not wont tell you!
The other more powerful one is the mikrotik one..but wireless n is only 300mbps i think...

Just curious...
why dont you use a TP Link WDR 4300 straight?
Can eliminate the gigabit switch

@wilsonjask, why not get the WDR 4300?
comes with dual band wireless N

Wilson, it's supported already...
refer here:
http://www.klseet.com/index.php/tp-link/tp-link-tl-wdr4300

read at the asus thread seems like the n13u has alot of hang problem and no firmware to update etc?
might as well get a TP-link...value for money

why just use the original dir615 to do the vlan tagging then?
no need get another switch la.

hhmm.. i tot the duck already has his unifi installed?
just get a home plug lo...easy and simple
the FTO channels are much clearer than from astro

if no TV there how they going to test?
means they wont even test it.
they just ask you to sign all ok and leave
next time when you want the HyppTV, you have to call them in again and get service charge lo