Did you??
1. Remove the UniFi PPP login and password in ZTE DSL WAN page?
2. Create a new Internet VLAN - ID: 500, connection type: bridge, xDSL transfer mode: PTM, 802.1p: 0
3. Bind the Internet VLAN to a LAN port e.g. LAN-1
4. Connect LAN-1 to Tenda WAN port
5. Configure PPPoE in Tenda
6. Turn off ZTE wifi

Share the result here

Great news! I can follow your settings once received ZTE 4 in 1 modem tomorrow installation. I registered new UniFi 30mbps RM139 and expecting this VDSL modem to come along.

I will be terminating existing 30mbps RM179 post the installation. Quite funny that TM didn't offer promotion to existing customer that had ended contract. Btw my contract ended 31-Oct 17.

If the HyypTv port is mapped to ZTE LAN-1 by default then just bind the bridge internet VLAN 500 to LAN-2. Connect own router WAN to ZTE LAN-2.

It is up to you to decide where you want the HyypTV being processed. I recommend leave it to ZTE modem to reduce traffics flow to own router. Or unless your router is supper powerful. I have tried both setups with old school ZTE 831 vdsl modem.

You may also get Netis DL4480V 4-in-1 modem as well. My sis in-laws got this few weeks ago to replace her old problematic modem.

4 key functions:
1. DSL modem
2. VoIP Phone
3. Router / bridge
4. Wifi AP

This post has been edited by patricktoh: Nov 13 2017, 09:05 PM

Received ZTE H267A today. What I did after the installer completed the installation.

This ZTE default IP address is 192.168.1.1 so your own router need to be in other segment ie 192.168.0.1/255.255.255.0

At Internet > WAN > DSL tab > DSL Connection
1. Create new item (Internet bridge VLAN)
- Connection name: BR_VLAN_500
- DSL Transfer mode: PTM
- Type: Bridge Connection
- VLAN: On
- VLAN ID: 500
- Apply

2. PPPoE set to Off

3. Click VLAN Trunk tab
- LAN1 set to On
- Supported VLAN number: 1
- VLAN ID1: 500
- PVID: N/A
- Apply

4. Once done connect own router WAN port to ZTE LAN1. HyppTV connect to ZTE default LAN4

Optional>>
5. If you want to pass the HyppTV to own router then
- At DSL connection > BR_VLAN_600 set to On (default is On)

6. At VLAN Trunk
- LAN1 set to On
- Supported VLAN number: 2
- VLAN ID1: 500
- VLAN ID2: 600
- PVID: N/A
- Apply

2 minor observations. I will try to fix it when have time.
1. ZTE system time not sync with time server. Suspect it can't pick-up internet traffic
2. Internet LED is off. Should be related to above

This post has been edited by patricktoh: May 31 2019, 08:03 PM

Mine is HSBB. Default for VDSL phone line. I reckon you don't touch this settings.

Glad to hear it helps I could see you invested in muscular router. I am only using AC3200.

Why not? Try invest slight more for a good wifi router. What's your budget like? Alternatively buy a 3 pins plug wifi extender.

0. Have you rechecked all the steps I stated? Standard question

1. What's the WAN (internet) settings in e4200 dd-wrt?

2. You need to configure PPPoE in dd-wrt with UniFI login details (btw I do not have dd-wrt but setting should be more or less the same)
- Connection type = PPPoE
- User name = xxxx@unifi (you unifi login)
- Password = xxxxx (you need to check from UniFi installation sheet or ask TM 100)
- Connection mode = always on / keep alive
- keep the rest default

3. My instruction was based on assumption that the user knows how to configure own router

The setting that I have shared is for bridge mode. ZTE <bridge> own router <LAN/WLAN> PCs / phones. Recommended setup if you have powerful wifi router.

From the screenshot, are you using DD-WRT for AP mode purpose? If yes then then you need to undo all the changes in ZTE


1. The TM ZTE default IP is 192.168.1.1

In DD-WRT >>

2. DD-WRT router local IP need to configure as 192.168.0.1 / sub-mask 255.255.255.0 (different sub-net to ZTE)

3. Gateway 0.0.0.0

4. Local DNS 0.0.0.0

5. DHCP IP pool must be in 192.168.0.X range e.g.
Start IP address 192.168.0.100
Max user 50
Static DNS1 8.8.8.8

6. How's the PPoE setup at the top?

I Whatsapp-ed you

This post has been edited by patricktoh: Dec 16 2017, 09:10 PM

You're most welcome.

Glad to hear it works for you too...

1. Which band you're connecting to, 2.4 or 5ghz? Suggest you turn off the unused band to see if it is better

2. What's the SSID name? Try to give different name for 2.4 and 5 band

3. Any changes you made to ZTE after TM contractor completed the installation?

This ZTE 2 in 1 has no external antenna so don't expect great signal but generally it is a all rounded modem router. Suggest you invest in a mid range AP/router to boost the wifi signals. Or get a powerline extender with wifi repeater to cover the blind spots.

Btw don't think TM will entertain your request for split units.

Using Google DNS doesn't exempt you from monitored by local gov. You need to have VPN connection.

Yes, you can switch off the ZTE in-built wifi channels. Use the wifi from own router only. I am on this configuration. Only turn on ZTE wifi via the physical button on top when need to check/change ZTE settings.

Hi Benny,
Yup it is compatible with unifi. This router is only good for long distance, wider wifi coverage. The rest of feature so-so only. Skip this router if you're on unifi 100Mbps package. The 100Mbps WAN port is the bandwidth bottleneck.

If your budget is below RM200 and dual-band not a must then I would recommend you go for TL-WR1043N instead. Main advantage is gigabits WAN & LAN ports. 3 x 5dBi antennas.

http://www.tp-link.com.my/products/details...TL-WR1043N.html

I have old WR1043N to let go. https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=4480688&hl=

This post has been edited by patricktoh: Dec 26 2017, 01:20 PM

Wolger

You may read these 2 links and then reattempt your DD-WRT Unifi quest...
Basically need to configure VLAN in Cisco manually since DD-WRT does not have pre-configured unifi profile like any other standard routers sold on the shelves.

https://klseet.com/12-dd-wrt/dd-wrt-setup/2...d-wrt-for-unifi

https://klseet.com/12-dd-wrt/dd-wrt-setup/15-setup-for-unifi

This post has been edited by patricktoh: Dec 29 2017, 11:07 AM

If you use bridge mode then you can't reach ZTE modem. The remote access will reach the router that established the PPPoE connection. Presume you want to access the PPPoE router, 2 basic things need to happen

I) Enable remote access from internet to the router
2) You must get hold of the public IP of the active PPPoE connection. I believe you're aware of the public IP keeps changing whenever connection cycled