if tm does offer us the early adopter with such price..they must be on drugs

hi there...
i would to ask, is there any way to speedup process to add new port at my house due to port full. already made a report to TM around 6 weeks ago. follow up few times..the answer still the same..need to wait tech team to add.

It's possible, but just matter of time..maybe few years later..

from what i read rm170 is charge over the ceiling or attic . but count climb roof top or not its not clear?? my place quite simple but since its bolehland i should prepare dough....

Do u guys leave yr unifi on perpetually without switching it off?. Is this the recommended method?

Yes.

Just look at my Unifi uptime.

hey guise,im currently using this model wbr2300 and a huawei thingy..i wanna setup a internet network using lan(its currently connected using wifi,the signal is very bad when gaming)so how do i do it? i just plug n play? and the cable goona be 10meter long... becasue its 2 floor.. and do i plug it at the HUawei or at The Wbr 2300?

So means no need to switch off? Great.

I only wish which suits for the current one. I do not know which but UniFi wouldn't give me an idea as well.

Replace your D-Link DIR-615 with an ASUS router.

I did, and the ASUS gave me 37 days of uninterrupted uptime and still counting.

My ASUS RT-N12D1 is only RM100+ and I have no regrets using it.

Since you're capable of paying for UniFi VIP 20, you shouldn't have any problem paying for an ASUS RT-AC68U.
Or at least an ASUS RT-N18U.

Same case here, applied around June 2014, still on waiting list. Port full and now waiting for enough demand only they'll add a new port, or wait until got someone staying on same street as me potong their Unifi service.

I wished there's another way around too, rather than just sitting around and wait.

It is not a question of whether he can, but whether he should be buying a top-of-the-range ASUS RT-AC68U when a low-end RT-N12 D1 or RT-N12HP or even a RT-N14UHP will suffice.

He doesn't seem to have a lot of wireless devices. I doubt he has wireless AC adapters to take advantge of the RT-AC68U.

I have 11 wireless devices plus 2 Ethernet connections, and a lowly RT-N12 D1 is sufficient to support all these simultaneously.

Getting the AC68U is not just about the wireless speed alone.
It's overall.

For example, I have both RT-N16 & RT-AC68U.
The RT-N16 is a reliable router, but since the processor is only single core & the speed is limited to 480MHz, using the download master function alone will overload the processor & the RAM.
While on RT-AC68U I can do a lot more without putting too much burden on the router.

The dual core processor & the huge 256MB ram in AC68U enables the users to do lots more than what the RT-N16 can without getting slow down.

There are some people where they use the functions in their router to the max, but there are those that doesn't.
I for example, I use the dual WAN, download master, FTP, network printing, media server, VPN, guest network & AiCloud function available in the AC68U. Using all this function in the RT-N16 will overload the processor & RAM, hence the reason why I purchase the AC68U.

This post has been edited by sHawTY: Jan 4 2015, 07:20 PM

You are correct, sHawTY.

It is about rightsizing your router requirements.

I still haven't found a compelling reason to upgrade to an AC68U even though I can easily afford it.

Did anyone experience slow browing FB? Location at puchong

Finally 2 staff from TM Shah alam come to my house to resolve my speed issue .. and they just waste their time .. come to my house and see my network setup.. try a speedtest to verify my claim.. then they call for support and someone in the hq configure the setting properly for my package .. restart my asus router and walla i got my vip 20 speed. T___T

Seremban smooth ~

got a call from TM and i just upgrade to 10mb unify. when do speedtest, download is around 9mb++ and upload is 4mb++. is the upload speed normal?