Hi, if I wanto change from time router (dlink router) to Linksys EA6350. What should I do before the installer come?
What is the step?

Good. Any promo now? 1 month free still available?

One question , does the dlink router provided by Time capable of 100mbps wirelessly?

Just did the below test 1 min ago:

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Direct cable from laptop to router. I also disabled both 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz SSID just to make sure no devices were connected through Wifi.

Above was more or less the kind of result the installer got when he was testing mine. Unfortunately, he gave up and told me to escalate to Time call centre.

just wondering is TIME FIBRE available in Sterling Condo, Kelana Jaya? I checked the coverage map it seems does

Hi guys,

I am using TIME broadband at the moment.
My house has multiple ethernet ports for LAN cable including my rooms. The issue is how am I getting these ethernet ports workable or accessible to the internet?

At the moment the fiber optics go straight to the modem which was given by TIME then router.

Please advise.

Thank you.

The ports are all the same.. which one should i port in?

means i port in anyone also can??? It will work either way right?
thanks.

My router placement in my condo is just 1 feet away from where my sofa is so pretty sure that's the sweetest spot in the house Tried fidgeting with the channels, upgraded to the latest firmware available, reset and reconfigured the router but the results are the same. On the current Time 100Mbps line, I am only able to achieve around 40+Mbps on wifi but can hit 80-90+ Mbps on LAN. Since the fibre was pulled all the way to my modem and not the last-mile-copper types, that rules out  any cabling issues considering my speed on LAN is very much acceptable.

Of course I tried my luck emailing Time Support and complained about the Linksys E1200 router they gave me 2 years ago. Here's their response:

"Please be inform that the given Cisco Linksys E1200 router is run on 2.4Ghz radio frequency band  which can support up to 40Mbps on WiFi. We regret to inform that we do not offer any router replacement. You may purchase the dual band router on your own or purchase the router from TIME through our selfcare portal."

So all things considered, does this mean I really need to get a new router to hit the promised land of 100Mbps and stop flogging the old E1200?

Checked the official link here: http://www.linksys.com/my/p/P-E1200/

Still find it hard to accept the E1200 can only support up to 40Mbps on WiFi.

got upgraded to 300 Mbps. ori modem and TL-WR1043ND V2 router.
Still cannot get advertised speed (240Mbps) on wifi.
i get around 60++ download and 70+ upload.
anyone knows whats the issue?
anyone got 300 mbps?

Valid points. However most if not all AC1900 routers have dual core SoCs vs AC1750 routers. I'd recommend a more future proof device if one can stretch one's budget for it, especially since most people don't upgrade routers very often.

Does anyone knows where I can get the DR850L? I tried finding in digital mall over the weekend and no one have stock..

Yes

Waited 15mins finally someone picked up.
Filed the complaint, cs told me technical team shall visit my place by tomorrow

if planning to switch to Time from Unifi still under contract, do Time offer to pay off Unifi termination cost?

Bro, you know anyone in Malaysia selling AV2000 homeplugs? My AV600 units are good enough to give me 180-200Mbps speedtest results with my 500Mbps connection, but am looking for an upgrade.

Currently using TL-MR3420 V2 old router. Able to achieve this speed via wireless N 40MHz channel 11 after Time free upgrade 100mbps . Quite satisfy.. lan cable cat5e pink can hit 100mbps stabe. .

I don't know about that. You can ask Braxton.

I'm considering switching to Time Fibre from UniFi but still under contract. Is there any way to waive the UniFi termination fee?

Also what are the additional installation charges if any for Time? Am in a Klang Valley condo that's listed under the coverage list.

TIME will allow you to upgrade/downgrade your package during the 24-month period for FREE? If they allow, how many times will be free then chargeable thereafter?