QUOTE(Haruji Sora @ Aug 23 2018, 12:01 AM)
Landed Property , Kuala Lumpur (Wangsa Maju)
Unifi Portal Account updated to 800mbps 2 days ago.
Speed test still showing only 300+ mbps on LAN. WiFi 5Ghz flip flop in between 1xx mbps to 240+ mbps
Not sure is it my equipment problem of Unifi still very unstable in the speed upgrade.
Live Chat earlier with Unifi, they just say currently it is Pilot Phase and Monitoring so the speed can't achieve full yet.
I'm using the Huawei BTU (changed earlier this year Feb)
Router own personal Archer C7 V2 (bought it over a year or 2 ago)
You could try with another router or change your cable, and your receiving device just be able to support the turbo speed as well.
QUOTE(imin @ Aug 23 2018, 01:46 AM)
Hi, is there any way I can extend my unifi wiring line? I mean currently my unifi line/wiring together with all the modem is located inside my master bedroom. But now I want to put the modem outside in the living room. The unifi fibre cable (which originates from outside my house) isn't long enough if I want to put all the modem and router in the living room.... So how can I extend the unifi fibre cable all the way to the living room? Thanks!
Contact TM to do it, or as other posters said have said, so it yourself but be extremely careful as the fiber cable is very fragile. If you want better wireless coverage, you could get a better router that as stronger wireless capabilities.
QUOTE(lelynx @ Aug 23 2018, 03:00 AM)
I've checked my unifi package just now and saw it was upgraded to 800mpbs
There was an Work Order on 21-Aug for this. Some info here
- I do not receive any email or sms on this turbo upgrade
- I'm with unifi for many years now and paying rm217 for 100mpbs package; with hypptv
- I'm on huawei BTU and the tp-link ac1200 (v1 firmware)
- After the reboot, I can only get 200mpbs DL and 100mpbs UL on 5.0ghz
- But only get 100mpbs DL and 100mpbs UL on LAN and 2.4ghz. Wonder why the low speed on LAN. QOS was disabled
- I'm from Subang Jaya, Selangor
- photos as follows
It is normal for the wireless, and on LAN, your limitation is your NIC on your device. Either get a USB adapter that support 5GHz AC, and get one that is fairly good and support at least 3x3. You have to change your router as well, to one that supports at least 3x3, so you will have to spend a fair bit. I recommend the TP-Link Archer C7 v4 or v5.