it's pretty much confirmed. Our speeds will be doubled for free. Not sure if it'll be announced on April 1st but it's happening.

Ahh, you wait, later I show you non-spoofed, non-photoshopped Speedtest result.

This post has been edited by soonwai: Mar 29 2016, 12:15 AM

Yep, you can manage traffic in different ways, for example, I set 30mbps for my kid's iPad. 5mbps for my wife's phone and 250mbps for mine. I know it's not fair but that's life. :-)

Or you can say all wifi devices for SSID "yousuck" get 1.5mbps each. etc...

This post has been edited by soonwai: Mar 29 2016, 12:57 AM

I'm imagining if I'm on Time 300mbps and since my wife is VIP, she gets VIP5 bandwidth. But alas in reality I'm stuck with UniFi Advance 30. Just an example.

In real life, currently, because I'm always changing things around, my wifi is configured with PCQ or Per Connection Queue where everyone gets an equal share. So if I run Speedtest.net on 6 wifi devices, they all will have a result of 5mbps each. It sounds complicated but it's just a dropdown box to select PCQ on the Mikrotik router.

This post has been edited by soonwai: Mar 29 2016, 02:19 AM

Official or non- official? If official 400-450 seems right. If not official then a bit expensive.

My cousin's house just installed UniFi also. The contractor told him similar thing. Cannot come in through kitchen due to some reason. His lagi best, pull over the roof and come in from the front. Unofficial charge RM200. Guess they must be happy with that cause they also help my cousin pull some network cabling for no extra charge.

Last time extra install charges was billed by TM in the first bill after installation. That's what I meant by official TM charges but that was 4-5 yrs ago so things could have changed. Issuing receipt from the contractor's company is something new to me. Maybe the receipt is from Popular Bookstore one. What I meant by unofficial is straight go into their pocket. No receipt. Frankly, I don't mind, better to benefit the installers than TM, especially when they do a good job.

From 5 to 30, definitely worth it. You should get close to or slightly more than 30mbps speed. The only time when it's not worth it is if you have Time Fibre as an option.

This post has been edited by soonwai: Mar 29 2016, 05:57 PM

Does anyone know what are the current pricing for dynamic IP Unifi BIZ30, BIZ50 & BIZ100? I can't seem to find any info on pricing on the website.

Dynamic IP BIZ gets the same ranges as us home users. Fixed IP BIZ are different, one I know of is 1.9.x.x. Not sure about the routing but I think there may be some differences between fixed and dynamic IPs.

This post has been edited by soonwai: Apr 1 2016, 01:22 AM

To the gamers here, anyone tried this before, does it really work?

https://netduma.com

100mbps no problem. Someone in the Mikrotik thread tested DIR-850L at 450mbps with TIME. UniFi may be a little bit slower due to presence of VLAN but not slower than 100mbps.

It's a good idea mah. Both my neighbours, we all share wifi password. So if one side Unifi down, can use the other one. Never pay bill, no worries, no need to rush. Whole area unifi down, we connect to the other neighbour who is still on Streamyx.

Any UniFi agents here can drop me a PM, need to enquire about BIZ30. Currently on Maxis Business Fibre. Location is Midvalley Megamall.

LOL, in networking world, we call that a Layer 0 error or L0 for short. (wrt to the OSI Network Model) Or Layer 8 depending on your point of view.

This post has been edited by soonwai: Apr 1 2016, 11:32 PM

To each his own right? I'm on 30mbps even though I had the option for 50mbps because my wallet not enough sustained bandwidth every month.

Did you know Count Dracula pays only 45 Lei/MYR for 1000/200mbps with no quota? Beat that Time Fibre.

I think designer at DLink had a brainstorm "Need something that doesn't look of place in a home, Ah, I know a trash can.". I kinda like it. It's different.

Awesome! What was your complain? Your location is KL? I think it might be time I put my DIR-615 back into service and make a few complains.

I guess it depends on area and luck too. Mine so far no probs at sustained 30mbps download. However I don't download 24/7, the longest session probably around 14hrs.

Would be interesting to see how the new routers fare. A few here have been given replacement DIR-850L routers. This one is quite good. Someone in the Mikrotik thread tested it on Time Fibre up to 430mbps on default config. UniFi performance should be a bit slower due to vlan but enough for Pro100.

For BTUs, i believe those with 100mbit port BTUs and upgrading to Pro100 will be given a new BTU with gb ports.

This post has been edited by soonwai: Apr 4 2016, 12:29 AM

Not normal, UniFi dynamic IPs last for days/weeks. Maybe your router is disconnecting for a reason, check the logs.