QUOTE(cHiLdHo0drEaMz @ Apr 7 2019, 12:18 AM)
Guys, need to clarify something.
I'm considering to upgrade from Streamyx Stx 1.0M to unifi Lite plan 100Mbps.
Just wish to know if I decide to purchase and use streaming device ie Roku, Does the 100Mbps plans sufficient or more than enough ?
Kindly advice
More than enough.I'm considering to upgrade from Streamyx Stx 1.0M to unifi Lite plan 100Mbps.
Just wish to know if I decide to purchase and use streaming device ie Roku, Does the 100Mbps plans sufficient or more than enough ?
Kindly advice
QUOTE(Holyjolly @ Apr 7 2019, 01:41 AM)
Finally...finally I got 100mbps unifi today after waiting for port for 1.5 years
I need some feedback from sifus here.
Question 1: I notice that when I do speed test using my smartphone, I am able to get full download and upload speed. Why I cant get full upload speed (about 10mbps instead of 50 mbps) on my PC no matter I use LAN cable or wireless card 9560?
Question 2: I was connected to internet using LAN cable to BTU (Huawei HG8240H) ethernet port, but why I can't connect anymore (No IP address?). But it works fine when i connect to the ethernet port of the router (Dlink Dir842). I assume I need to do some setting on the BTU/Modem.
Question 3: How to access to the BTU and router? 192.168.1.1 cant work.
1) Try changing cable.I need some feedback from sifus here.
Question 1: I notice that when I do speed test using my smartphone, I am able to get full download and upload speed. Why I cant get full upload speed (about 10mbps instead of 50 mbps) on my PC no matter I use LAN cable or wireless card 9560?
Question 2: I was connected to internet using LAN cable to BTU (Huawei HG8240H) ethernet port, but why I can't connect anymore (No IP address?). But it works fine when i connect to the ethernet port of the router (Dlink Dir842). I assume I need to do some setting on the BTU/Modem.
Question 3: How to access to the BTU and router? 192.168.1.1 cant work.
2) You can't connect to the BTU and expect Internet. It doesn't work that way. You are supposed to connect to the router.
3) Try 192.168.0.1 for router. Forget about accessing the BTU. You sound like you won't know how to configure it, and there is no point in configuring it.
Apr 7 2019, 10:52 AM

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