will be 2 years

hi, thanks for reply. mine is dir 825 vB1. Its already install with ww-rt firmware. Can i use this ww rt to configure my unifi. Or need to install open wrt firmware to make it run.? if yes, did i need to install the original firmware first before install the open wrt?

Hi PoorVenderz,

are you saying Unifi is offering an upgrade to 10mbps package for merely $179 ?

do we have to subscribe to the hypp tv package thingy as well ?

You have to revert to stock firmware first before flashing OpenWrt.

DIR-825 DD-WRT WiKi: Scroll down on that page then you'll see how to revert to stock firmware.
http://dd-wrt.com/wiki/index.php/D-Link_DIR-825

Once you're back on stock firmware, you can flash to OpenWrt by reading this guide:
http://wiki.openwrt.org/toh/d-link/dir-825

Yes, new package, new contract.
I confirmed with the customer service officer, when my company upgraded Biz5 to Biz 10 with promotion of extra Rm20.

There is reason why this kind of offer is made to those subscriber nearly 2 years as well as those already exceed 2 years, and not listed as "standard package" for new subscriber.


This post has been edited by cherroy: Feb 10 2014, 10:04 PM

already done to install the orginal firmware. which file did i need to download for open wrt.? mine is B1.

Just confirming that rizvanrp's custom router with Unifi router as VLAN bridge guide (https://rizvanrp.com/pub/unifi_athena_my/custom_routers.php.html), works with the L7-N-R2000 router provided by TM.

Using Method 2, at Step 6, you will realise that the "My Internet Connection is" dropdown is disabled. To bypass this, use Google Chrome to do the setting, press F12 to open developer tools, click on the magnifying glass and then click on the disabled dropdown. Press F2, and erase the word "disabled". I couldn't save the settings with a blank MAC address, but leaving the existing one there was fine.

At Step 11, I had to choose "Bridge" for "My Internet Connection Is", instead of the Static IP option.

Lastly remember to call Unifi centre and ask for your Unifi PPPoE password, because if you copy the password from the source code it doesn't work (encrypted).

That depends on which do you want to use.
Barrier Breaker (BB) if you want the latest firmware, but it's still in trunk version.
http://downloads.openwrt.org/snapshots/tru...hfs-factory.bin

Attitude Adjustment (AA) 12.09 if you want the latest stable firmware.
http://downloads.openwrt.org/attitude_adju...hfs-factory.bin

With BB, you will have to install LuCI GUI by yourself.
If you want a firmware with pre-installed LuCI GUI, you'll have to use AA.

Once you've flashed an OpenWrt firmware, go to "System > Backup / Flash Firmware" then "Perform reset".

Once the system reset is completed & the router finished rebooting, you can follow this guide:
http://klseet.com/index.php/tl-wr1043nd-ve...unifi-10031-rc6

That guide should be useful for D-Link DIR-825 too as TP-Link TL-WR1043ND uses the same chipset.
Although I can't vouch for this as I don't have any DIR-825 laying around to test.

Do report back if you've succeeded.
Good luck.

This post has been edited by sHawTY: Feb 11 2014, 03:50 AM

my motorola phone batteries seems died. when can i buy the compatible batteries?

This post has been edited by silverong: Feb 11 2014, 10:22 AM

any one hear the rumour about tm unifi will start quota limit soon?

This post has been edited by 2pig: Feb 11 2014, 10:55 AM

no, did you hear any?

my friend told me...
he said is mcmc start the limit not tm...

thanks.

interesting, though. since when MCMC dictate telco to implement FUP?

it's up to the telco's prerogative on enforce FUP or not.

since unifi has no serious competitor (nearest would be TIME and ABNxcess), i wonder why MCMC reacted such

some unifi agents also know about this rumour too...

ohmy. thanks for the headsup!

u r welcome...
i just wan to know wat speed after reached the quota...or extra charges....

until TM announce this publicly, we can only speculate.

extra charge? should be no charge after throttle. MCMC doesnt allow denial of service after quota is reached, hence that's why all telcos limit the speed to extra low (64/128kbps), which technically is usable.

rmeember last time Maxis totally blocked data service after quota is reached, till customers were furious

64/128kbps.....i wanna die.....
lets see tm announce if this true...

that's where telco makes (more) money by selling quota/booster plans! if tedious, subscribe to higher quota plan (also pay more too).

MCMC?? wow i thought was TM..