Hi, rarely happens, even though when it's faulty, usually caused by the faulty power adaptor, you can easily get one to replace while waiting for SI to attend to your case.

Thanks.

Good suggestion. Thanks

Primary router is TP Link EC230-G1.
The mesh node in Bedroom 3 linked wirelessly?

Hi, your current configuration is not really proper as the mesh nodes is wirelessly bridged with the EC230, you should be connecting using a network cable to achieve optimum performance at least for the 1st node, and then mesh the 2nd node with the 1st node wirelessly.

If there is no way to run any network cable, then you remove the EC230, and configure the 1st Mesh Node to dial PPPOE, and the 2nd node pairing with it.

Thanks.

Hi. I just got my Huawei wa8021v5 but i only received 1 only. Do I get 1 or 2 actually? 🤔

Waaa

500mbps very tempting

My house layout is very similar with yours. I'm using TP link AX50, can cover the whole house with 5Ghz without problem.
Slightly weaker 5Ghz signal at Bath 1 area only.

Hi guys I bought an ASUS TUF-AX3000 in anticipation for moving into my condo next year, and I've already decided to get the 500Mbps plan. Is there anything I need to do to set it up, or can I ask the technician who's coming to install to set it up for me? Thanks in advance.

Can set up. Easy setup.
Just get the time login and password (usually they will write on the installation form too).
Not sure if they are willing to do the setup on your router than the stock router. You can ask.
I use TUF-AX3000 as well, paired with AX3000 for mesh. Its super stable and easy to setup. No worries.

Thanks, if I can DIY then definitely do that better than paying random "custom job" fee to the technicians for sure.

So all I need is the TIME username, password, then plug that into the router config page? Is that called the PPPOE username and password?

Yes. You only need the PPPoE credentials and you are good to go.

Free OmniMesh too

Ok. use back the AX20.
Boss, the Free OmniMesh I can sell off or need to keep in case want to terminate TIME service?

Hey guys I just realized my fiber optic will come in from my condo foyer area, so my understanding is the modem will need to be there. However, I also have 2 ethernet ports, one at living room and one at study.

I want to put the router in my study so it's connected to the wall ethernet port.

How should I set it up such that: Modem in foyer ---PPPoE +bridge mode ---> Router in office ---> Wi-Fi and Ethernet ports on the wall?

Or am I basically stuck with Modem in foyer --> Ethernet ports on wall --> Router piggyback as 192.168.2.1 from one of the wall ports?

Much appreciated.

This post has been edited by KingArthurVI: Dec 2 2021, 08:23 PM

The fibre is already there by the developer. There's a distribution panel at foyer area but it's barred (I didn't bring screwdriver when I visited...)

I did notice there's a network switch with multiple LAN ports, but idk how those are connected to the wall ports in my study and living room.

Maybe the easiest is to do

Modem at foyer -- bridge mode --> switch --> wall port in study --> router plug there w/ PPPoE configured?

But if I do this above, my other wall port won't be usable right, since the modem is connected directly to the other wall port? Sorry for so many questions

Hi, in your case, the ONT will be placed inside the distribution panel （soho box), PPPOE will be handled by the ONT, and from your ONT, patch in 2 UTP cables into the patch panels, and your study & living room network port will have Internet ready.
Speaking on coverage, then have your own router or Mesh Node plug into the network port....it will work in AP mode.

Alternatively, you can have your ONT put inside Soho box to be configured as bridge mode, and put your router at study room, and have it configured to handle pppoe.

There are numerous ways to play around depends on your requirement.

Thanks.

Anyone get offer rm10 upgrade to 300mbps?
With free mesh modem

Dear Sifus,

I asked a similar question before, and would I like to confirm again before I am committing to a Time fiber. Can I move my ONU (of different TIME account) from location A (old) to location B (new), and have location B's new router/ONU combo move to location A? Basically swapping equipment?

The reason for this is because I intends to use my own router in my new location B, and since new subscriber comes with a newer Router/ONU combo, I would like to move the new and better router/ONU to Location A, while have location A old ONU move to location B to pair with a better personal router.


I have asked a couple of TIME agents, but they all are giving conflicting answers; Some say you cannot do that, some say it is possible by asking the installer to reconfigure with old ONU during the new subscriber setup, some say need to raise service request. I am still a quite confused, hence this post today. Thanks in advance for all inputs.

This post has been edited by Xaphier: Dec 6 2021, 12:28 AM

How to get the RM100 off for first bill?
Need to apply online or via agent will do?