I am thinking of upgrading my 4Mbps Streamyx to Unifi VIP10.

What brand/model of broadband equipment are TM providing for new Unifi customers?

You mean the fibre modem, the wireless router and the STB are all Huawei products?

Are you sure?

What are their model numbers?

Thanks.

Thanks for the tip, vez.

As a new subscriber, I would prefer to get the VIP10 for RM179 on the spot, rather than getting VIP5 first and waiting for the VIP10 upgrade offer.

How long did you not make payment before they terminate your Unifi connection?

I have submitted my online application for Unifi VIP5 two days ago.

This morning a TM staff called me to get my full particulars and arranged for the installation to be done in a week from today.

I am currently on 4Mb Streamyx, which I need to cancel after VIP5 is successfully commissioned.

I wanted a new number for the VOIP phone.

Thanks for the tip.

May I know which brand/model of Unifi equipment did you get?

I expect mine, which are arriving next week, to be the same.

You seem to have a lot of problems with your VIP10 where many others are OK.

Where do you stay so that I can avoid buying a property there?

There are a lot of satisfied Unifi users here.

Hope I will be one of them next week.

Is TM still supplying new Unifi customers with the DLink DIR-615 router or have they replaced that with something else?

But no 802.11ac, unlike DLink DIR-850L.

I will try out the RG4332 first.

If cannot pakai, I will buy the Asus RT-AC68U as replacement.

arecheese mentioned the best unifi router REPLACEMENT, not an add-on.

It is definitely not a port-forwarding problem.

If it is, then you can't access the game server at all.

I have set up a Minecraft server at home to allow other players to game on my PC.

If I forgot to port-forward 25565 in the router, they can't come in at all.

You are getting these sort of speeds for VIP20?

My VIP5 installation went smoothly yesterday.

Two TM Unifi installers came to my house at the appointed time.

They drilled a small hole to let in the optical fibre pulled from the telephone pole near the back of my house.

They didn't install an FTB outside my house but installed a small fibre wall socket (FWS).

Four Unifi equipment were supplied.

A Huawei EchoLife HG8240w BTU, an Innacomm RG4332 wireless router, a Huawei EC6106V5 STB and a Motorola C401A DECT phone.

The STB requires a different login ID xxxx@iptv and password from the normal Unifi login ID xxxx@unifi.

The wireless signal from the RG4332 is weak, so I configured my existing Streamyx wireless router, a DLink DIR-605L, as an access point
to have a better wireless coverage around the whole house.

The RG4332 performed quite OK as a router only, after offloading wifi duties to the DIR-605L.

The main problem is that it cannot host a Minecraft server as its port-forwarding/virtual server capability seems to be not working.

I will probably replace the RG4332 with an ASUS RT-N12HP or something better.

The whole setup is stable so far; no wireless dropouts or internet disconnections.

I will continue monitoring for 2 more days before I proceed to terminate my Streamyx 4Mbps.

Unifi has never been down since it is installed two days ago at my place.

After two days, I can safely say that the Innacomm RG4332 i a piece of junk.

It can't port-forward 25565 required to access my son's Minecraft server.

The port is still closed after defining the virtual server parameters.

DDNS is also not working.

It doesn't bind the current WAN IP address to the hostname after a reboot, but still bound to the previous WAN IP.