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Unifi Official TM UniFi High Speed Broadband Thread V33, Enjoy Your UniFi

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ahpek26
post Apr 17 2018, 10:54 PM

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QUOTE(siawyent @ Apr 16 2018, 08:47 PM)
Anyone have a problem when log into Unifi website?  My account shown nothing, it said I don't have an account. 

Actually, I used Unifi portal to view and pay bills for last few months, but today can't see anything.
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At night they usually do maintenance so expect the unifi portal to not work properly. I experienced the empty account as well but nothing to worry about since it worked fine the next day morning.
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post Apr 18 2018, 01:57 PM

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115.134.*.* and 60.49.*.* is affected. Seems like Cloudflare host is affected while Linode aren't. Twitch.tv is completely dead, can't buffer anything. Twitter also very slow to load.

Edit: 175.142.*.* is affected as well.

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post Apr 18 2018, 02:47 PM

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Seems like 118.100.*.* can load twitter and buffering twitch.tv is perfect, no problem. Also no problem with cloudflare hosted website.
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post Apr 18 2018, 05:40 PM

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Affected
115.134.*.*
60.49.*.*
175.142.*.*
42.188.*.*

Not affected
210.187.*.*
60.54.*.*
124.82.*.*
118.100.*.*

So, if you can change and get the unaffected ip address then lucky you. Else you need to use a proxy or vpn to get better routing. Seems so dejavu, remember three years ago my house can't stream twitch with unifi 20Mbps but office can no problem. Turns out office ip address is 118.100.*.* and house is not so go figure.

TM routing is so garbage ugh.
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post Apr 18 2018, 05:55 PM

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QUOTE(Isky @ Apr 18 2018, 05:50 PM)
On Unifi 50MB, 42.* ip range. Some international sites are reachable, though slow. Others are very slow, and will often time out or just partially load. Also, it seems that Twitter is having its own issues right now, so may not be due to this current problem.

It seems I'm stuck with the 42.* range (I'm in Ampang). No amount of shutting down and restarting will give me something else. Of course, this change all came about thanks to recent "upgrading exercises" by Unifi.
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Nah it's just TM garbage routing on that ip address range. Using 118.*.*.* at my office twitter loads just fine, no problem.
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post Apr 18 2018, 05:55 PM

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**Double post

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post Apr 18 2018, 06:05 PM

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QUOTE(soonwai @ Apr 18 2018, 05:58 PM)
I'm only seeing probs with 42.153.48.56. AS38322 (210... 115... 175... 60... AS4788 all ok for me.)
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Could be a BGP problem, all those things missing in the middle but I don't know how to troubleshoot that. Or just problem with Webe'S AS to TM.
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It's missing because TM and their infinite wisdom decided to block trace route from their customer. Jeez, I wonder why? Is it to hide their incompetent when user decides to self troubleshoot? Nah...

Seems like same ip range has different routing but who cares, not like you can pick and choose the good from the bad ones.

QUOTE(tvcat @ Apr 18 2018, 06:02 PM)
because ip address not really matter anymore unlike last time
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I wish. 2018 and we're still taking about ip range with good or bad routing, like the old streamyx days. What a sad country with sad "broadband", new shiny technology (fiber) from old copper cable but quality is still the same, junk.

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post Apr 18 2018, 06:14 PM

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QUOTE(tvcat @ Apr 18 2018, 06:09 PM)
hmm...my experience with unifi is quite good
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Mine too. In fact I got a huge discount recently so it's even better but it's a far cry from a real broadband service in terms of speed, price and reliability from other countries. Not like I can blame you or anyone else since they wouldn't know what cheap and fast internet is like since you can't get it here and I doubt most people can live abroad and experience it first hand.

But seeing as old problems (ip ranges with routing and speed issues) and solutions (changing ip that's not affected) is still relevant today (2018) then I guess we haven't improved much from the dinosaur streamyx age huh.
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post Apr 18 2018, 06:24 PM

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For anyone wondering, tm replied to someone regarding the issue:

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Not sure it if they know what's wrong and are currently fixing it or just giving lip service.
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post Apr 18 2018, 06:31 PM

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QUOTE(tvcat @ Apr 18 2018, 06:25 PM)
there is no announcement, the customer support post a comment
https://www.facebook.com/pg/weareunifi/post...f=page_internal
damn what discount?
others country have their problem too if you check their forum.
the problem is people don't understand internet work both way, not just the local isp need to be good, the hosting side also need to be good
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Special discount la, you gotta hustle TM to get it. This is a ghetto country, can't get anything for free, have to fight for it lol. I was paying RM249 (RM263.94) for 50Mbps but now I'm paying about RM70++ less (don't want to be too specific).

Oh well not that it matters since next year it's going to get cheaper and I gotta hustle TM some more to get it reduced.

QUOTE(turkeyslayer @ Apr 18 2018, 06:29 PM)
its back boys !
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QUOTE(reddevils500 @ Apr 18 2018, 06:31 PM)
Seems back to normal for me.

Back to mobile online gaming.  smile.gif
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Really..? Is it just because you guys are not in the affected ip address or it's really fixed. I guess I gotta go back home and check.

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post Apr 19 2018, 12:08 AM

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QUOTE(JohnLai @ Apr 18 2018, 11:07 PM)
Seem like everyone connectivity is back to normal.
I wonder what went wrong before.....
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Yep around 6:30 PM it's fixed. Probably another routine "maintenance" by TM. I say "maintenance" but it's probably someone dozing off and mashing the keyboard and messing up half the country's internet and it probably took him whole day to fix and he probably claimed its some Russian hacker who did it and that he want's a raise for doing a good job, probably.

TMnut never change biggrin.gif
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post Apr 22 2018, 06:32 PM

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QUOTE(pokchik @ Apr 21 2018, 04:31 PM)
30Mbps for RM139 no longer available? Bloody hell.. it's RM179 now for that speed..
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A lot of current customers complain their 30Mbps is more expensive then the new package RM139, I suspect they increased it to RM179 to stop current customers from doing that. Yeah you could argue RM139 was the current promo price bla bla bla but honestly, why would they increase the new price so much when broadband prices should go down overtime, not up.

Not like we have much of a choice anyways right? If my landed house got Time I would've jump ship, even if their service is not as good as TM since it's cheaper and faster.

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post Apr 26 2018, 06:41 PM

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QUOTE(jian5481 @ Apr 26 2018, 06:24 PM)
Any UniFi agent out here can help me?

My place doesn't support 50Mbps. I'm on 30Mbps paying RM179. I'm not qualified for RM139 promotion as it is only for new users. I'm also not qualified for the RM10 speed upgrade.

It's freaking unfair that i'm stuck in between and probably the stupid one still paying RM179 for 30Mbps while many are either paying RM139 or speed bump to 50Mbps for RM189. Never once receive any SMS from TM for any sort of promotion.
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Now no more RM139 for 30Mbps, its RM179 so even if you complain they will just say new customer also pay RM179 so they can't give you discount. TM got smart and increase the price so people can't complain anymore.

In any case, if your unhappy then just go to TMpoint and say you want to make a complain and want discount because your friend, family, untie or uncle pay less for 30Mbps so you want same price as they got. You may or may not get a discount, depending on how generous and hard working TMpoint employees are. If they still say cannot, ask to speak with manager or supervisor, then tell them the same thing, want discount because untie uncle bla bla you get the point.

If die die also cannot get discount then just be patient and wait for future price promo for unifi and eat maggie mee or cancel your internet and don't bother anymore.
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post Apr 26 2018, 07:02 PM

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I faced the same situation before and this is my post:

QUOTE(ahpek26 @ Feb 26 2018, 10:37 PM)
For anyone wondering how to get the new subscriber only price for unifi 30/50 Mbps I'll tell you, don't bother talking to the TMpoint desk employee because they will just say no. Instead, ask to talk to a supervisor, manager or even higher (I don't know any).

Only these people with higher position can help you get the new subscriber price, period. Most importantly, talk to them nicely. Yes it's very frustrating because they will not try to help you but if you communicate with them like a civilize human being then they will help you.

I'm facing the same situation but even worse, from VIP 20 to Advanced 50 (Thank you surprise, free upgrade) but paying RM249 (RM263 gst). The desk person just keep repeating the same crap over and over like a robot so I asked to speak with a supervisor or manager. Talked to a supervisor and managed to get it done. He told me that my case is not unique and its quite common and the supervisor wants to help but can't because that is not normal procedure.

Furthermore, he even told me to cancel my current account and register a new one which I told him no thanks because my line is perfect so why waste time installing a new one. He then agreed to alter my current account so no need to register a new one. Took about a week but he managed to do it.

So now I'm paying a lot less (more than RM80 discount, don't want to be too specific) from the current price. Apparently the perpetual discount (Promo Discount Perpetual) is only valid till 28/2/18. Not sure if there's going to be a new promo but he was rushing to get mine done to get the perpetual discount.

Perpetual discount means after 2 years (standard contract duration) the discount will still remain indefinitely, so the discounted price will remain forever.

tl;dr Want better price for your unifi? Talk to the supervisor or manager and do it nicely. They will help you but only if you talk to them in a polite and civilize manner.
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This month I got the latest discounted price (last month still getting adjusted price due to prorated) and it's a clear price reduction by discount. It's not a super duper cheap price but it will do for now since it's quite reasonable even with gst. Just try to nego with them and see what happens.
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post May 21 2018, 02:45 AM

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QUOTE(Wazzzap @ May 20 2018, 02:28 PM)
anyone experiencing constant disconnects lately? like every 1 or 2 days it will automatically disconnects for like 5-10 minutes. i am staying in bandar utama area using ASUS-RTN12HP router
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Can call tm and make report to check the port for any problem. One time my office internet down, thought it was the btu (modem) but turns out the port kong. It was fixed pretty fast, about a day or two.
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post May 22 2018, 05:01 AM

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QUOTE(kEazYc @ May 21 2018, 10:53 PM)
Hi fellow members, would like to ask if anyone had experience with upgrading from 10/20/30/50 Mbps into 100Mbps? Do they need to configure the fibre cable again or all they will do is just alter the speed from their end i should suppose to get 100Mbps?

My current situation is, TM called me mentioning that my 2 years contract from 50Mbps is coming to an end and as a gratitude, they offered me to upgrade my current package into 10Mbps at the price of RM219, then i received a email from TM stating my Unifi package has been successfully processed, but i kept restarting my Huawei HG8240w but still getting 50Mbps.
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No need to configure any hardware on your house (cable, btu, router etc), it's just a simple account change on their end. TM will make the chances on their end and send a technician to your location check if the upgrade is successful. If TM haven't send a technician then you can request one for free.
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QUOTE(lol4291 @ May 24 2018, 07:29 PM)
Hi,

I want to install Unifi 30Mbps. Been waiting a while mainly due to unavailability in another location [planning to shift by end of the year]. Now that, both the current area and the other area got Unifi coverage, anything I should know before subscribing to it?

I've heard talks of higher speed/less prices but chances  they'll be implemented in the near future [3-6 months, possibly earlier]?

p/s: current speed = 4Mbps.

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Get it install now before port runs out. Later when need package with lower price and or faster speed comes out then just go complain at tm point to get discount. Currently the pricing is garbage, definitely not worth it but if all you have is 4Mbps then unifi 30Mbps is like heaven.
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QUOTE(lol4291 @ May 25 2018, 03:02 AM)
I'll do that smile.gif
Good point, didn't consider that. Just curious, supposed the ports at the place I'm supposed to shift to runs out, could we request for more ports?

True that the pricing is high, but compared to what I'm paying for 4Mbps, 30Mbps is almost 6 times cheaper [price per mbps].
Thanks.
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Can request new port but gonna wait forever because TM is lazy AF don't want spend extra money unless got crazy high demand for new subscribers. The cheapest unifi 30Mbps to date is RM139 (not including gst) but that offer ended a couple of months back. Will it return? Perhaps. Might even be cheaper but for now the RM179 is stupidly expensive for 30Mbps. What to do right, Malaysia broadband monolopy sigh.
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So i'm hoping a few networking og can help a newbie out. I'm looking for a new router to replace my super duper old asus rt-n16 running tomato toastman. It's working fine even after 6 plus years in service from streamyx (1Mbps, good old days) to unifi 50Mbps but the wifi performance is crap, unable to reach 50Mbps (about 35-40Mbps). So long story short, need a new router.

I'm looking at asus but holy cow local distributor markup like mad. Got a few "reasonably price" aka not mark up to hell router like RT-AC1300UHP which is fine but i'm looking for something a wee bit oomph. So, i'm eyeing this Mikrotik hAP ac (RB962UiGS-5HacT2HnT). It's a bit more expensive than the RT-AC1300UHP but since it's my first mikrotik I thought i'd splurge abit.

Is this Mikrotik hAP ac a good router in terms of wifi coverage since it uses internal antenna only? Also, is it setup first time and leave it alone forever kind of router like a mainstream Asus router or do I need to constantly tinker with it. I know a wee bit about tagging vlan (I think that's what its called...?) and this guide is pretty handy and straight forward so I can do this myself. What worries me if I need to do some funky networking stuff which let's face it I don't know anything and would not do it since I don't want to brick my internet. I'm familiar with flashing firmware, reset vram and all those funky things since I have flash dd-wrt and later tomato for the rn-n16 but that's about the extent of my amazing networking skills, lulz.

tl;dr
1) Need a new router, Asus RT-AC1300UHP (plug & play, ezpz setup once leave it alone forever) or Mikrotik hAP ac (RB962UiGS-5HacT2HnT)?
2) Ease of use (setup once & leave it alone) and wireless range (internal vs external antenna).

Thanks sifus! smile.gif

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post Jul 3 2018, 05:38 AM

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QUOTE(voncrane @ Jul 3 2018, 02:42 AM)
Hope no more bawang troll. Oh it's TM, of course we'll get some other nonsense.

QUOTE(I<3LYN @ Jul 3 2018, 04:20 AM)
thumbsup.gif  that is amazing logic
please explain why everyone is having "wifi problem" at the same time
and only unifi users are having "wifi problem"?

also, i am not using wifi but connected to the router via ethernet cable... why still have still slow AF? my pc must be secretly connected to "wifi" without me knowing  brows.gif
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Exactly. These people who are not having any issue are probably working for TM and are protecting their favorite company or have "special account" that is impervious to any network issue us plebs get on a regular basis or probably not even using their unifi at the affected time.

Honestly TM is such a shit isp but in Malaysia its the lease smelliest one so not like I got much choice. But you want the "best internet" then you just gotta suck it up and endure the bullcrap that TM flings at you. Can't believe anyone is defending TM, a company monopolizing this countries broadband and crippling it in both speed and price. These idiots need to go outside this country and experience real broadband then only would they change their tune.

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