QUOTE(Hico @ Dec 27 2016, 11:38 PM)
this afternoon i went to tmpoint to upgrade to 50mbps, then at 6pm-8pm my unifi suddenly down after i restart the btu and router.. at around 8pm+ the unifi back to normal and the speed upgraded already..
cool. that's fast. think mine will be upgraded tmr as planned too.
which plan are u in previously before the upgrade? u upgraded to 50Mbps to take advantage of the free upgrade to 100Mbps also rite?

actually I felt that the rm53 (inc. GST) to double the speed for both upload and download is no brainer. haha just that I am not sure if it will be over-killed for me.
QUOTE(lolabunny123 @ Dec 28 2016, 12:15 AM)
So quick one they update. I called 100 today and the ccb lady on the line say only 6 days has passed wait for one day la. damn cb sia calling them to upgrade.

seriously how u did the upgrade? via 100 or online?
u should just go any TM point (not dealer one) to do the upgrade, technically if their system is up and running. the upgrade should be able to do within hour. the lady who attended to me cannot do immediately because the tm system is not stable. but if the system is up and running, I am sure that my unifi will be upgraded to 50Mbps no problem.
QUOTE(cskean @ Dec 27 2016, 08:44 PM)
Mind to share what brand of the homeplug you are using? Do u connect those homeplug into same phase of power socket?
My router is a single band, if I use dual band home plug, will I able to get 2.4ghz & 5ghz?
Mind to share what did you do to stable the connection?
tp-link. my house is double story, one of my homeplug is downstair one is upstair, my house is 3 phases, i am not sure the plug is on same phase or not, which it just works like charm no matter which powerpoint in my house i plug it just work.
single band to dual band, i never try that, to be frank, the home plug is meant to extend ur wifi, u should change ur wifi router to a better one before u think about buying a home plug that is better than ur wifi router. if u wifi router is single band, just stick to single, if u happened to upgrade to ac wifi router, then by dual band with even ac wifi function of homeplug.
setup of home plug is rather brainless and just a few button clicks. there is no such thing as stabling the connection as u dun have much control over in terms of configuration like ur wifi router. it is making of the house's existing electricity wiring for transmitting data, so technically it works like wired which it should be stable unless ur house electricity circuit is not stable in the first place that it may cause problem.
This post has been edited by westlife: Dec 28 2016, 12:29 AM