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Unifi Official TM UniFi High Speed Broadband Thread V17

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ccgoay
post Apr 24 2013, 09:22 PM

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Just Off-->ON the router again (either L7-N-R2000 or DIR615 VerG2), as this two modem know as had problem, if u know how to configure the router, re-set wireless setting from default "Auto 20/40Mhz) to "20MHz" only, as this configure more stabil.
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post Apr 25 2013, 12:00 AM

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Hi guys can ask if i am getting 615.0 kB/s for download and 590.3 kB/s for upload speed for unfi 5 mbps izzit ok o not? Juz install unfi today but i felt the speed abit low compare to my old streamyx 4mpbs (581.6 kB/s download). The contractor keep telling it is normal but i am not so sure about that...

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post Apr 25 2013, 01:12 AM

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Hi any possible way I subscribe to unifi without contract I just want my unifi id? Since I have all the device with me and installation all done by the previous tenant.
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post Apr 25 2013, 04:01 AM

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QUOTE(Igrix @ Apr 25 2013, 12:00 AM)
Hi guys can ask if i am getting 615.0 kB/s for download and 590.3 kB/s for upload speed for unfi 5 mbps izzit ok o not? Juz install unfi today but i felt the speed abit low compare to my old streamyx 4mpbs (581.6 kB/s download). The contractor keep telling it is normal but i am not so sure about that...
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consider ok lo...summore overcap lo...and it normal to..if not enough fast upgrade to VIP10 lo
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post Apr 25 2013, 10:06 AM

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looks like TM has new HyppTV packages for UniFi instead of Ruby and Platinum packs.
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post Apr 25 2013, 10:14 AM

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Is the tm iptv still working for the above setup?
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post Apr 25 2013, 10:28 AM

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it will only works if that giga switch is connected to the IPTV port (VLAN600),not sure whether PC1 can browse internet or not.
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post Apr 25 2013, 11:33 AM

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lcly..that setup wont work

why not just connect the hypptv direct to Asus router?
then from gigaswitch connect to all your devices?
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post Apr 25 2013, 11:59 AM

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QUOTE(Xefron @ Apr 25 2013, 10:28 AM)
it will only works if that giga switch is connected to the IPTV port (VLAN600),not sure whether PC1 can browse internet or not.
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It will work only if i get a giga switch with "VLAN600" (*vlan 3 digit) support, right?

So the PC1 can browse internet not? cry.gif
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post Apr 25 2013, 12:02 PM

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QUOTE(DecaPix @ Apr 25 2013, 11:33 AM)
lcly..that setup wont work

why not just connect the hypptv direct to Asus router?
then from gigaswitch connect to all your devices?
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My asus router is locate at living room tv cabinet.
While my switch is locate in store room then cat6 to my room.
I want to watch hyppy iptv in my room, that's why i connect it to switch.
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post Apr 25 2013, 12:36 PM

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I assume your ASUS support HyppTV VLAN.

Fiber wall socket<--->VDSL2 Modem(Port 1)<--->Asus (WAN Port)
Asus(Port 1)<--->China IPTV
Asus(Port 2)<--->PC 2
Asus(Port 3)<---> Empty
Asus(Port 4)<--->UniFi STB

For PC 1 connectivity to Internet,the easiest is to buy another wireless usb adapter.

or you can do this setup:

Fiber wall socket<--->VDSL2 Modem(Port 1)<--->Asus (WAN Port)
Asus(Port 1)<--->China IPTV
Asus(Port 2)<--->PC 2
Asus(Port 3)<---> Switch <----->An other devices including PC1
Asus(Port 4)<--->UniFi STB

But you need to 2 LAN cable to be drag into your room.(Port 3 and 4)

or

Fiber wall socket<--->VDSL2 Modem(Port 1)<--->Asus (WAN Port)
Asus(Port 1)<--->China IPTV
Asus(Port 2)<--->PC 2
Asus(Port 3)<---> Switch <----->An other devices including PC1
Asus(Port 4)<--->Home Plug1<--->Home Plug2<--->UniFi STB


or

Fiber wall socket<--->VDSL2 Modem(Port 1)<--->Asus (WAN Port)
Asus(Port 1)<--->China IPTV
Asus(Port 2)<--->PC 2
Asus(Port 3)<---> Home Plug1 <----->Home Plug 2<---> switch(at your room instead at the store)<--->An other devices including PC1
Asus(Port 4)<--->UniFi STB






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post Apr 25 2013, 12:45 PM

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QUOTE(Xefron @ Apr 25 2013, 12:36 PM)
I assume your ASUS support HyppTV VLAN.

Fiber wall socket<--->VDSL2 Modem(Port 1)<--->Asus (WAN Port)
Asus(Port 1)<--->China IPTV
Asus(Port 2)<--->PC 2
Asus(Port 3)<---> Empty
Asus(Port 4)<--->UniFi STB

For PC 1 connectivity to Internet,the easiest is to buy another wireless usb adapter.

or you can do this setup:

Fiber wall socket<--->VDSL2 Modem(Port 1)<--->Asus (WAN Port)
Asus(Port 1)<--->China IPTV
Asus(Port 2)<--->PC 2
Asus(Port 3)<---> Switch <----->An other devices including PC1
Asus(Port 4)<--->UniFi STB

But you need to 2 LAN cable to be drag into your room.(Port 3 and 4)

or

Fiber wall socket<--->VDSL2 Modem(Port 1)<--->Asus (WAN Port)
Asus(Port 1)<--->China IPTV
Asus(Port 2)<--->PC 2
Asus(Port 3)<---> Switch <----->An other devices including PC1
Asus(Port 4)<--->Home Plug1<--->Home Plug2<--->UniFi STB
or

Fiber wall socket<--->VDSL2 Modem(Port 1)<--->Asus (WAN Port)
Asus(Port 1)<--->China IPTV
Asus(Port 2)<--->PC 2
Asus(Port 3)<---> Home Plug1 <----->Home Plug 2<---> switch(at your room instead at the store)<--->An other devices including PC1
Asus(Port 4)<--->UniFi STB
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That for you explaination.

Impossible for me to setup as below?

Fiber wall socket<--->VDSL2 Modem(Port 1)<--->Asus (WAN Port)
Asus(Port 1)<--->China IPTV
Asus(Port 2)<--->PC 2
Asus(Port 3)<---> Switch <----->PC1 and UniFi STB
Asus(Port 4)<--->

This post has been edited by lcly: Apr 25 2013, 12:46 PM
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post Apr 25 2013, 01:02 PM

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QUOTE(lcly @ Apr 25 2013, 12:45 PM)
That for you explaination.

Impossible for me to setup as below?

Fiber wall socket<--->VDSL2 Modem(Port 1)<--->Asus (WAN Port)
Asus(Port 1)<--->China IPTV
Asus(Port 2)<--->PC 2
Asus(Port 3)<---> Switch <----->PC1 and UniFi STB
Asus(Port 4)<--->
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Your UniFi STB will not work.


Fiber wall socket<--->VDSL2 Modem(Port 1)<--->Asus (WAN Port)
Asus(Port 1/LAN 1)<--->China IPTV
Asus(Port 2/LAN 1)<--->PC 2
Asus(Port 3/LAN 1)<---> Switch <----->PC1 and UniFi STB
Asus(Port 4/LAN 2)<--->
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post Apr 25 2013, 02:54 PM

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Hi, noob question here.

If i were to subscribe 10mbps package unifi, 2 years contract right?

If within the contract period i decided to move house, is there charges? How much?

tq
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post Apr 25 2013, 03:26 PM

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QUOTE(unknownhammie @ Apr 25 2013, 02:54 PM)
Hi, noob question here.

If i were to subscribe 10mbps package unifi, 2 years contract right?

If within the contract period i decided to move house, is there charges? How much?

tq
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only relocation charges.RM200 if i am not mistaken.
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post Apr 25 2013, 03:37 PM

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QUOTE(Xefron @ Apr 25 2013, 01:02 PM)
Your UniFi STB will not work.
Fiber wall socket<--->VDSL2 Modem(Port 1)<--->Asus (WAN Port)
Asus(Port 1/LAN 1)<--->China IPTV
Asus(Port 2/LAN 1)<--->PC 2
Asus(Port 3/LAN 1)<---> Switch <----->PC1 and UniFi STB
Asus(Port 4/LAN 2)<--->
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Thank for your advise.

Can you check here.

http://techblog.thepcharbor.com/?p=2616

because the TPLINK switch os managed switch and able to do vlan tagging on each port.

The setup i want is almost like the way he does.

mean below setup will work?

Fiber wall socket<--->VDSL2 Modem(Port 1)<--->Asus (WAN Port)
Asus(Port 1/LAN 1)<--->China IPTV
Asus(Port 2/LAN 1)<--->PC 2
Asus(Port 3/LAN 1)<---> Switch (TP-Link TL-SL2210WEB) <----->PC1 and UniFi STB
Asus(Port 4/LAN 2)<--->


For my setup i would like to VLAN1 replace with asus router and VLAN2 able to surf net. Is it possible?
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post Apr 25 2013, 03:41 PM

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QUOTE(Xefron @ Apr 25 2013, 03:26 PM)
only relocation charges.RM200 if i am not mistaken.
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RM200 okay la not so exp.. can go apply 10mbps line d like this xD

Thanks
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post Apr 25 2013, 04:14 PM

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QUOTE(lcly @ Apr 25 2013, 03:37 PM)
Thank for your advise.

Can you check here.

http://techblog.thepcharbor.com/?p=2616

because the TPLINK switch os managed switch and able to do vlan tagging on each port.

The setup i want is almost like the way he does.

mean below setup will work?

Fiber wall socket<--->VDSL2 Modem(Port 1)<--->Asus (WAN Port)
Asus(Port 1/LAN 1)<--->China IPTV
Asus(Port 2/LAN 1)<--->PC 2
Asus(Port 3/LAN 1)<---> Switch (TP-Link TL-SL2210WEB) <----->PC1 and UniFi STB
Asus(Port 4/LAN 2)<--->


For my setup i would like to VLAN1 replace with asus router and VLAN2 able to surf net. Is it possible?
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I don't think it is possible since the source for the switch from ASUS is VLAN 2.(600) which can't be used for browsing.


or maybe try this ....

Port 1 and 2 as VLAN 500
Port 3 and 4 as VLAN 600
for TPLINK.....


then connect Port 3 (Asus) to Port 1 (Tplink),Port 2 (Tplink) to PC 1
then connect Port 4 (Asus) to Port 3 (Tplink),Port 4 (Tplink) to UniFI STB


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This post has been edited by Xefron: Apr 25 2013, 04:44 PM
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post Apr 25 2013, 04:43 PM

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Do a new replacement of Unifi Router and Modem charge any fee after 1 year?If do, how much is it?
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post Apr 25 2013, 04:44 PM

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QUOTE(Xefron @ Apr 25 2013, 04:14 PM)
I don't think it is possible since the source for the switch from ASUS is VLAN 2.(600) which can't be used for browsing.
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Fiber wall socket<--->VDSL2 Modem(Port 1)<--->Asus (WAN Port)
Asus(Port 1/LAN 1)<--->China IPTV
Asus(Port 2/LAN 1)<--->PC 2
Asus(Port 3/LAN 1)vlan600<---> Switch (TP-Link TL-SL2210WEB) <----->UniFi STB
Asus(Port 4/LAN 2)vlan500<--->(Using same switch above) <----->PC1

Connect 2 cable from asus router port 3 for vlan600 and port 4 for vlan500.
Then connect both cable into same switch.
Configure it, so the switch manage vlan600 and vlan500。

possible?

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