modem ? i dont think so
what do you not reliable ? which model ure using currently ?

No, I didn't. From what I know, IPTV is not supported if you do so.

Correct me if I am wrong.

Yes, as stated in my previous post reply.

But my modem is different as I stay in a high-rise, so using VDSL2 (copper wire) instead of fibre - using a ZTE modem. I used to be given a problematic VDSL2 modem from Huawei (overheating problem, unstable line) but later models resolved it - I had a few replaced every few weeks until finally they replaced with the ZTE one.

Even those subscribing to Maxis Fiber will get the same few models provided by TM - TM technicians will configure the modem while Maxis technicians configure the router.

wrong
i still got the modem from my previous installation and im using the new Alcatel ONU right now

do u try flash openwrt??
i flash openwrt for tplink 1043d my iptv still working
i not sure about ddwrt but u sure u configure correct?

cool
same as mine

http://www.dd-wrt.com/site/support/router-database
search for "841n"
download these files from the 7.x revision
- factory-to-ddwrt.bin
- tl-wr841nd-webflash.bin

follow the guide here http://klseet.com/index.php/setup-walk-thr...ctory-to-dd-wrt

I am not sure about the modem you are using, since I am using a completely different type, i.e. VDSL2 (phone cable) instead of fibre.

For the TP-Link router, yes, satisfied with it. I actually have 3 units of the WR841ND and 1 unit of WR4300.

Currently for my UniFi connection, I am using the WR4300 as the main router, and a WR841ND (LAN to LAN connection) to extend my wireless (I have serious wireless issues due to too many access points by neighbors!)

One more WR841ND I am using it with 4Mbps Streamyx at my kampung & it works very well there, even wireless due to very few neighboring access points.

And of course one more 841ND is a spare unit.

You can either use a wireless access point, a wireless extender, or simply use another wireless router.

In the case of wireless extender, it is a device that picks up wireless signal from an existing wireless AP/router and retransmit it. This requires no wires except for the wire that powers the device.

In the case of wireless access point (AP), you need to connect Ethernet (LAN) cable from the main router to the AP.

However, Wireless AP cost rather expensive compared to the price of a wireless router, hence, you can actually use a wireless router as if it's a wireless AP. To do so, you need to connect the LAN port from the main router to one of the LAN port of the other wireless router. You also need to DISABLE DHCP & uPnP on this other router you intend to use to extend it.

Sure you can. Doesn't matter if they are the same brand/model or not.

WiFi signal is a very tricky thing. First, if you are staying in a double-storey house, it's best to place the wireless router on the upper floor. Depending on the size of your house, it should be able to cover mostly entire house provided the router is placed around the middle of the house. If you stay in those 2 1/2 or 3-storey house, it will get even more tricky.

But have you considered a different technology called HomePlug (a.k.a. Powerline adapter)? I have basically given up on Wi-Fi to connect my laptop/PC to the network since I am facing serious interference with Wi-Fi due to many neighbouring Wi-Fi access points as I stay in a condo. Now I use HomePlug to connect them, leaving the Wi-Fi only for mobile devices such as smartphones.

You can try using the existing router provided by TM & see if the wireless signal is good. Remember to connect Ethernet (LAN) cable from the 841ND LAN port 2, 3 or 4 (do NOT connect to Port 1 for IPTV) to the LAN port on the router provided by TM (do NOT connect to the IPTV port on the other router too). Remember to disable DHCP & uPnP in the other router.

If it doesn't work well, then perhaps you try get another router, a new 841ND can do the job!

Btw, I am using 10Mbps.

You can try using the existing router provided by TM & see if the wireless signal is good. Remember to connect Ethernet (LAN) cable from the 841ND LAN port 2, 3 or 4 (do NOT connect to Port 1 for IPTV) to the LAN port on the router provided by TM (do NOT connect to the IPTV port on the other router too). Remember to disable DHCP & uPnP in the other router.

If it doesn't work well, then perhaps you try get another router, a new 841ND can do the job!

Btw, I am using 10Mbps.

As attached.

NOTE: I am using WR-4300 as the main wireless router and WR-841ND to extend my wireless coverage. Do take note that on the device that act as access point, you must disable DHCP & uPnP (this only required to enable on the main router) and also you should select "Normal Mode" in the WAN settings of the 2nd router so that you can use all 4 Ethernet LAN ports.

As for Wireless config, make sure the 2 wireless access points are configured on different non-overlapping channels, i.e. Channel 1, 6, or 11. Do not use the same channel on both, & do not use any other channels other than these three. Also do NOT use auto-channel selection.

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Ur PC spec? 

U play 720p or 1080p? what ur pc reso? 10Mbps sure no lag or buffering even watch the 1440p youtube videos.. unless the PC itself didn't support or other user in ur home use the internet