I have no problem on VIP5.

What are the URLs of these China websites?

Let me try.

Change to what?

Just tried one, www.yyets.com

Came out immediately.

Everything is fine with my VIP5.

Why is everybody else having problems?

Can you share with us what is the make/model of the new modem that TM supplied as replacement?

I got the Huawei HG8240w with the Innatech RG4332 wireless router with my VIP5 installation about a month ago.

Thanks.

You must have a good reason to change.

Does it not perform according to your expectations?

Give it a few days to prove itself first before taking the plunge.

In my case a month ago, TM supplied me with an Innatech RG4332 which cannot port forward 25565 my Minecraft server.

The DDNS functionality was also not working properly.

So I changed it to an ASUS RT-N12 D1, which has served me very well.

You are mistaken.

Unifi uses fibre optic cable which is not affected by rain.

I managed to pair my old Motorola C401a DECT phone from Streamyx with my new Motorola C401a DECT phone from Unifi.

They are of the same brand/model, so I just followed the user manual.

You should be able to pair the Panasonic to your Motorola if both of them are GAP phones, but I dunno how.

Duke,

Here is the instruction on how to register a different brand/model of DECT phone to the base station.

Hope it works for you.

Fiber Optics Are Weather Safe – Because it’s not electricity being sent through the wiring, changes in weather cannot affect the signals or information being transmitted. Rain, cold, lightning, all of these can affect traditional electrical signals but not fiber optics.

There is no such model called RT-N12UHP.

You saw wrongly.

The RT-N14UHP is the correct model.

What type of question is this?

It is just you.

The TRG212M is not a modem. It is a wireless router.

A separate ADSL modem for Streamyx is not mandatory.

You can opt for an all-in-one wireless ADSL modem router for Streamyx.

But for Unifi, you definitely need a separate fibre-modem.

You should put it away and use an ASUS RT-N12 D1 instead, like what I did.

You can keep on dreaming.