First of all you can't hit 500Mbps over 2.4GHz Wifi unless you have higher both router and adapter that has 256-QAM capability. So far, only router and adapter rated 802.11ac Wave 2 comes with this feature. Since you already purchase a 802.11ac, it's pointless to use 2.4GHz unless your 5GHz signal strength is too weak for reliable transmission.

There's no 50MBps yet in Malaysia, I think you are referring to 50Mbps right?

Is that possible the interference around your house is strong?

Not sure about that. Why not build your own firmware. It's easy.

Hi guys, im using stock English version and everything is ok, just that i cant connect to the internet.

Using PPOE, i put in my unifi username and password, after that leaving everything default. What is the setting i missing ??

Then the online vendor saying support Unifi is tipu one lah 

Flashing will then void the warranty also 

No need to build Padavan if running already, just flash the new .trx from the web GUI. I don't know if it will solve your wifi problem, though. Maybe first try using an app on your phone like Wifi Analyzer to find which channels are interfering.

Have you done a site survey with Wifi Analyzer app?

Have you tried expanding channel width to 20/40MHz in the 2.4GHz settings?

WTF 2 hours wait      ?  Why no body mention this long hours ? Why so troublesome this flashing process, i also spend few hours figuring out the VM things still not yet complete     

Do you need extra router ? Can i sell to anyone here for RM100 ?  Or exchange with similar model ?  

Exchange with you can ar ? Why u selling ?

Still available?

i had the padavan 5aa2a75 on mi3 sets maxis user name n pwd pppoe and vlan tagged 621. removed the thomson from huawei hg8240h port 1 and connected to mi3 WAN. still not able to connect Internet. not sure what's missing, pls help.

No problem. TM is just trying to be helpful by allowing us to connect even with a wrong password or username. It would have been more helpful if they just left things alone and and allowed the router to say authentication failed.


If you didn't have custom DNS, you would have seen this.