Majority here getting 47, a few less and a few 50.

I know Silicon Electronics in Imbi sells them but probably close already. Also try local PC shops. My neighbour got hers from a local pc shop which surprised me that they had it.

Isn't that official Asus store? Still, you got a point, can they be trusted?

I recommend Mikrotik.

This post has been edited by soonwai: Feb 25 2017, 08:09 PM

Sure, Mikrotik router + enough APs to cover the house. I think i already suggested a few months ago. As opposed to 1 super-duper powerful one.

Not expensive, my friend is using the RM130 hAP Lite model for his 30mbps. Yes, if you have a nice house, you might prefer Unifi because the thing that I dislike most about Mikrotik is their AP design. Unifi is much nicer. You can mix and match, no worries about compatibility.

This post has been edited by soonwai: Feb 25 2017, 09:06 PM

Looks good. Anyone here tried it yet? The router part doesn't support vlan so will need additional equipment. How about Eero or Orbi? Are they 802.11r/k/v? Or a "virtual BSSID" like Ubnt's zero-handoff? Or both?

Mikrotik has wireless mesh networks too but for different purposes.

This post has been edited by soonwai: Feb 26 2017, 02:30 AM

I did the below in my house with Mikrotik routers but the other way round, BTU & router on 1st F and AP on GFloor. The last part, AP to STB, you want wifi or cable? Below is cable:

BTU ==> Router/AP ==cable==> Wifi AP ==cable==> HyppTV box

I use Mikrotik but any router that can do vlans also can do the same thing.

This post has been edited by soonwai: Feb 26 2017, 02:54 AM

You don't have to reboot. Just disconnect the PPPoE, wait for a secs and reconnect to get a new IP. Depending on the router, it might be faster to do that. If your router can do scripts, look for or write a script that does want you want.

Asuswrt has scripting right? This is my script for Mikrotik for obtaining an IP address of a certain range.
https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=83885206

That's a router only. Do you need 10 ports and a SFP port? If not, I recommend RB750Gr3, much, much faster router than the RB2011.

For all in one with AC, look at hAP AC Lite or hAP AC. Routing speed is slightly better than the RB2011 but much slower than the RB750Gr3.

For N wifi, look at mAP Lite, mAP, hAP Lite, hAP, RB951Ui-2HnD, RB951G-2HnD or RB2011UiAS-2HnD-IN. Routing speed all about the same.

You don't really need the RB750Gr3 for UniFi's "high" speed broadband.

This post has been edited by soonwai: Feb 27 2017, 12:27 AM

How you test?

Me neither. No SMS from TM. Either they forgot about us or we've been chosen for their pilot 1Gbps service.

Yeah, at Northpoint condo. At first I thought it was router problem. Also Bangsar area near BSC, PPPoE disconnecting and reacquiring address 7 times in 1 hour. I mean 6, dunno how to count already.



This post has been edited by soonwai: Feb 27 2017, 01:50 PM

Did you receive SMS before, I mean earlier in Jan with the link to thankyou surprise page? My friend received that but I have not. The last SMS I have from TM is Dec 9, "As a token of appreciation, we're giving away 'Thank You Surprises' & more exciting offers in 2017.blah, blah, blah..."

No email either other than my bill and promos from TM Takeout.

I guess, I go there and key in my details and get this message: "Your UniFi will be upgraded from February 2017 onwards". I don't get the nice 30-50, free, no contract extension graphic that some of you have posted here.

I send them an email enquiring about this last Friday. Still waiting for a reply.

It shouldn't be slowing down after x amount of time. What router are you using?

Oooh, maybe they going to do bulk upgrade for everybody.

DIR-615 probably not have enough horsepower to route at 50mbps. Try testing with LAN. Maybe time to get a new router.

Lost some sleep over this but kinda worth it.