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TIME [OFFICIAL] TIME Fibre Broadband™ v4, Experience the ONE TRUE 2Gbps
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Somtam77
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 Oct 7 2025, 09:33 AM
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Hi sifus, I want to ask — is it easy to change to a new ASUS or TP-Link router?
My current router is HG8145V5 (600Mbps). I don’t really have much knowledge about router setup, but based on what I’ve read, the steps are:
1. Get the new router
2. Call TIME CS and switch to Bridge Mode
3. Connect the new router’s WAN port to LAN1 of HG8145V5
4. Log in to the new router and enter PPPoE username & password
Am I correct??
Besides, does any Sifu know what Router fit my neeed? Budget are RM600-800, Apartment, 1400+ft, WiFi 7 if can
600mbps plan, 2desktop PC, 1 TV, 30++ Devices including Smart Electronic and Laptop.
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Somtam77
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Oct 7 2025, 06:12 PM
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QUOTE(ChenKaiWen @ Oct 7 2025, 11:38 AM) Yes it’s correct. If the WiFi of huawei is still on after, u can log in to it and disable it, since it’s useless now. As for recommendations, I dont have any. hi sifu, may I know what you mean login to the HG8145V5 and disable it? i tot it switch to bridge mode automatically after request Time CS, and what i need to do is connect the new router Wan port to HG8145V5 Lan1 and choose PPPOE with the credentials? am i missing something |
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Somtam77
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Oct 7 2025, 07:14 PM
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QUOTE(ChenKaiWen @ Oct 7 2025, 06:58 PM) Yes, connect WAN to LAN1 then choose PPPoE with credentials. Usually the TIME CS will not turn off the WiFi on the huawei after turning on Bridge Mode. So you will still see the WiFi from the Huawei. But if u try to use it, there won’t be Internet. If you plan to use the same SSID and password on your new router, definitely go and disable the Huawei WiFi, else your devices might connect to it. Ohhhh, understand now.. Will login the huawei and check how to disable before i do all of the step above, thank you so much |
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