QUOTE(QwerwsQuad @ Sep 1 2014, 07:53 PM)
I've done everything you said. The result is still the same. I.. I just hard reseted my modem and now the orange light turns green but "wifi/line" light symbol got no light. I'm not sure if I just done something terrible.. Lol.
Edit: Modem is the one not working. Router seems fine.
in that case, dun waste time. call unifi, report and see when they will send someone to check.
if modem failed, dun worry - you get free replacement under unifi warranty for lifetime.
QUOTE(jolmy @ Sep 2 2014, 06:05 PM)
changing channels do help sometimes, but the problem is I have this neighbor with signals about the same strength as mine has his channel set to auto and occupying 40MHz channel width. So it all depends. I have set my channel to 1, 20MHz width, and if he is on any channel from 6 to 13 then my Wi-FI works better. But the moment he is only channel 1 to 5, my speed will be affected unless I am within 3 metres from the access point.
5GHz higher frequency hence shorter range. I used to use TP-Link WDR4300 but unfortunately as the master room where I spend most of my time at is some 7m away from the point I place the access point, the signal gets weakened. On top of that, my laptop does NOT have 5GHz but my phone has.
So I have resorted to the usage of direct Ethernet cable when possible, e.g. a laptop and a smart TV box that I place at the living room which is close enough to the router, while laptops/desktop computers at the rooms will connect via Ethernet + HomePlug.
Wireless is only used for mobile devices such as smartphones, and also for visitors/guests (when they do pay me a visit) to connect their devices to. For this, the Asus RT-N12HP helps providing stronger signals in the master room compared to the TP-Link WDR4300, due to this router uses 9dBi high power antennas. Basically I get a much stronger & stabler connection, but suffers from slower speed due to interference from the neighbor.
thanks for info, appreciate it.
i can now understand why u need to use homeplug.
This post has been edited by AVFAN: Sep 2 2014, 06:16 PM