Can you share your uniform setting on vlan here again?
How about hippytv?
Thanks.

i follow the first page but the hypptv i dunno
cause i no use it lol



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sorry a
i have no idea you share that link
is it means
it does not support QOS except disable nat features?

It has been disable, and if you must have then you need to disable QOS and install it yourself.

No idea on how to install it, my hint is google about ddwrt and QOS.

i find out using Fixed TX Rate Link Mode to capped the internet speed
but the speed like max only less than 5 mbps

your means need to flash ddwrt into pavadan firmware and qos?

As usual I don't really understand what are you trying to do here.

Hope this help.
https://bitbucket.org/padavan/rt-n56u/issues/420/qos

This post has been edited by muncheno: Nov 17 2016, 11:27 PM

haha
i am try to create and guest ap
so ppl who using their wireless only have 10mbps capped internet speed
cause i am having 30mbps internet package

I wonder if this cute router could replace my Archer c7

Problem is my C7 cant use 5Ghz coz will drop the wifi line after sometime, need to reboot router to get it up again, then down again. Using 2.4Ghz mode only works perfectly fine.

Another issue is ipv6 wont work on c7.

Does this router support usb printer server?

If u ask me, C7 is more capable router than Xiaomi on default.
This is AC1750 and a gigabyte router.

However if u suggested C7 5ghz wifi is not stable, you could try update the firmware to latest to reconfirm.
Else you could try customs firmware, they are normally more stable.

As far as I know, C7 only support ddwrt or openwrt as options .
Both ddwrt is not good with support 5ghz, which you may having 5XX Mbps vs 11xx Mbps.
Then it will allow u to have ipv6.

Comparing to Xiaomi routers, I'm still getting 8XX Mbps on 5ghz, however limit by 100mbps ports, my network transfer speed is always limited to 12MB/s.

Xiaomi routers on default, I don't think it support printer.
Yes with Padavan firmware, however I didn't try it before.

Just my 2-cents, me not an expert.

This post has been edited by muncheno: Nov 20 2016, 11:03 AM

hmm i not sure haven configure test too
i just configure it can wireless connect then i stop and rest le
the transmission also no test
cause wireless i can max get 3000kb/s

Do you have the latest commits or the older one before updating to commit 9cdd85a?

Xiaomi mini
Download here
https://mega.nz/#!G1hUnCqS!uOZLLw8p...az-bY3j4Bsf4Mu4

Xiaomi Mi-3
https://mega.nz/#!Cho30LgQ!XJkPDkMO...QJORUYhsYhB0Kd4

Older version

This post has been edited by muncheno: Dec 11 2016, 10:10 PM

Hi,

Ok, I'm giving up, my Mi mini doesn't work :/

I've followed the tutorial, am succesfully running the Paragon version version MI-3_3.4.3.9-099_9cdd85a.trx. Set up login, password, VLAN 500, all check.

Admin panel shows it's connected, but there's still no internet. When I plug back the cable to original TM router, internet works. I've cloned MAC address from TM router, but still no internet. Tried with IPTV port on and off, to no avail.

My setup is Huawei HG-655a as modem, from which cable from LAN1 goes to wifi router. Default is TM's L7-N-R2000.

Weird thing is when router connects, they have different DNS - TM one has Unifi's DNSs, while Xiaomi has... something

Any ideas what I might be missing?

How u setup for unifi?
Care to tell us more if u need help.

How did u setup vlan?

Xiaomi mini is definite working with unifi and I have setup to use at my parent home.

Make sure ur internet pppoe id and password is correct.
Then enable vlan 500 for wan/internet.

Hi,

I'm assuming PPPoE login/password are correct because you can see from status screen, the router reports PPPoE as "Connected". The same with vlan, on default version it was never connecting but now it's "Connected".
Not sure what else I can show, I've attached screen with WAN settings. As mentioned, I've copied MAC from the TM router and disabled IPTV (but I tried with enabled too).

Same result

You have to find out why your assigned DNS addresses are not valid.

They cannot be ping-ed.

They don't seem to be TM Unifi default DNS addresses.

My OpenDNS IPv4 addresses, 208.67.222.222 and 208.67.220.220, work fine.




Also, your Unifi password seems to have only 10 characters. There should be 13.

Password - Hmm. Maybe because this is really old unifi setup? Like 4 of 5 yrs? That's why the pass is only 10 chars. If I change even one letter, router cannot connect so it must be correct

When router is connected, and my comp is connected to mi router, I tried to ping 8.8.8.8 (google dns) (thus skipping weird dnses) but I instantly get packets dropped.

Damn I can telnet to router but what should I be checking?

Thank you for reading!

Can you try not to use MAC address from TM router?
and can you try also disable option for "Get DNS address automatically" ?
Use google dns like 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4

--EDIT--

Well. This is embarrassing but it looks like it might be wrong password. After replacing password in Xiaomi with some random chars, I'm STILL connected but to those wrong IPs >.<

When I check the TM router password, it only shows me 10 characters so I need to find paperwork and check if full password is there.

Ugh. 4am. Enough for today

This post has been edited by ChouTofu: Dec 13 2016, 04:04 AM

Hey, thanks for the guide. I've managed to get my Mi-3 running. However, I managed to do it by skipping Step 2 by just making sure that you've upgraded/downgraded to miwifi_r3_all_55ac7_2.11.20.bin firmware and making sure Step 0 in Prometheus is successful.