Hi, I would like to find out if I subscribe for TM Autopay for my unifi account, will I be getting RM2 rebate monthly?

When I was a Streamyx subscriber, I used to get RM4 monthly rebate for TM Autopay (i.e. RM2 for each service, internet and voice).

How is the TM Autopay rebate like for Unifi?

I'm staying in Subang Jaya and am on Unifi 30MB package, using an ASUS RT-N12 D1 router.....

I noticed that these past few days, at night between 8pm to 12 am, internet connection has been rather erratic, whereby even a 240p Youtube being streamed, has buffering issues.

Anyone here staying in Subang Jaya on Unifi, experiencing the same issues? Thanks.

Yeah, 1.9.1.9, I'm aware of. It used to be paired with one of the older 202.188.x.x DNS. Didn't realise until yesterday that TM was also handing out 8.8.8.8.

8.8.8.8 as one of the default DNS might not sit well with anti-google privacy activists.

And how will TM comply with MCMC website blocks? For example: if you "dig" sarawakreport.org, you'll get 2 different results from 1.9.1.9 & 8.8.8.8. TM subtly subverting the establishment? Championing our Internet freedom rights?

so far they force to use 1.9.1.9, didnt have problem to open any block website by mcmc... not sure whether first dns block, then it query using second dns....

if i use 1.9.1.9 & 8.8.8.8, i cant open the website block by mcmc. Have to change to 8.8.8.8 & 8.8.4.4

Guys, I just installed unifi today and speedtest shows that i am capped at 8 mbps.

UPDATE: Solved now, speedtest shows 30mbps ( ) seems to be a QOS glitch when my router was used with my old 8 mbps connection.

This post has been edited by jack2001: Feb 17 2016, 09:04 PM

hehehe...nice that u can solve it....

finally i replace tm stock router with tp-link archer ac2600 2.4ghz band manage to cover the whole 2 story house...any where also can get full 50mb...

TM called me again and trying to pursuade me to take up th 30/10 package for RM179 + Ruby package .... No change in existing hardware but will have warranty coverage renewed on the old hardwares whereby if rosak, they will honoured the replacement. Mind you my current vip5 package is more than 3 years already. Can take or wait for something better to come up?

30 mbps is a really nice upgrade from 8 mbps

Getting IP address that is in the 1.xx.x.xx range and speed only about 28 mbps and not the full 30mbps.

Private ip or no?

dont fall on their trap.... if want to upgrade, just masuk baru... there is no black and white later rosak, kena caj pula...

Nope, not private IP. One of my customers on Unifi fixed IP also using 1.x.x.x.

hi. just got unifi. wanted to ask sifu. i have already used bypass unifi blocking by changing dns for ipv4. how bout ipv6? if i choose the option to enable both ipv4 and v6, some websites are still blocked. only if i use ipv4 only with the different dns manually then can access. what's the tips to set in ipv6?

thanks!

The Google Public DNS IPv6 addresses are as follows:

2001:4860:4860::8888
2001:4860:4860::8844

thanks bro. i used opendns for ipv6 but it says invalid lol.

mine was upgrade to 10Mbps yesterday. waiting for like the past 2 weeks after read here. never call them.

As many have suggested here, what you need is a new router especially if you want QOS or device bandwidth limit features.

Personally I'd recommend Mikrotik since that's what I use. The RB951Ui-2HnD is RM300. It's over your budget by RM100 but well worth the features. I'm sure other brands such as TPLink, Asus and DLink have routers with similar features too.

With regards to bandwidth, I'm actually in a similar situation as you. However in my case, it's my kids who are on Youtube sucking up bandwidth all the time. A single iPad can easily use up to 30mbps of traffic all by itself when buffering a video.

There're 2 ways to approach it, QOS based on ports. eg: higher priority to gaming ports or whatever boils your kettle. Two, limit each devices' bandwidth. I use number 2. It's easier to setup and works for everything including torrents. For example: I have 4 iPads in the house. If I allocate 2mbps to each of them, I'll still have 22mbps for myself. If none of the devices are in use then I'll have the full 30mbps. If you need more bandwidth you can just allocate less to the other devices. Youtube, for example, is watchable even if limited to 512kbps.

You can also do both if you like.

hmm... apparently using 3rd party dns for ipv6 some sites can be opened some still cant. hmmm...what did i miss

Did our connection with overseas server just got broken or what? A lot of oversea website can't access now.