is a chrome. whatever video encounters this intermittent issue

nvm, maybe due to the infra.

already block97 all youtube ads

dont think u can listen to any music now on youtube if not using adblocker. the amount of ads is ridiculous.

What a rediculous plan. People are already getting 300mbps for RM129 under SWU, and they still want to milk out new subscribers.

Seems like they've pulled the calling plan off the regular 100mbps plan as well
No idea why people just keep on subscribing to unifi

This post has been edited by QuantumEdge: Jan 30 2022, 11:25 AM

Back on Unifi after moving into new place, was given the stock router, white Fibre Home one. Should I replace it with own router, or is the provided one enough? Thinking of getting TPLink AX20. Subscribed to 300mbps, and coming from 500mbps on Time previously, the speed performance is noticeable.

Wrong time to upgrade, and TM stiil treat as new subrciber

RM129 100mbps plan still includes the Unifiplaytv (V, A, R) plan if you change plans through the portal or myunifi

It's always recommended to switch from an ISP-provided router to your own
More functions, faster firmware updates, and less monitoring
Especially that fibre home router...pure garbage

Notice the word "from 129" probably the V/A/R plan is rm30 extra on top of rm129

This is just a request form and then unifi CS will later call customer for confirmation about changing plan (including asking whether need to add on tv pack and refresh contract for next 2 years)

This post has been edited by MyProLife: Jan 30 2022, 02:34 PM

For those who change their plan to RM129 100mbps with Unifiplaytv on myunifi, the Unifiplaytv (VAR) pack will be included.
There is no charge of RM30.

actually they calculate like this:

100Mbps RM 99
Uniif TV pack(aneka+/ruby+ or varnam+) : Rm30
total RM 129
refer to the picture attached , this before i UPGRADE to SWU package



This post has been edited by kcl2006ch: Jan 30 2022, 02:46 PM

actually depend on ur own usage if the router serve u well can reach subscribed speed no frequent disconnection there is no point paying extra for better one. Of course own router will be better in term firmware upgrade and no isp remote-control

I believe you received a unit of Wifi 6 Router (FiberHome - rounded shape). I just toy with the router yesterday. The router is kinda decent for regular home use, especially with superadmin access. Just login to superadmin account, disable TR-069, and change the DNS setting. The only problem is, even if you changed the DNS servers, the dashboard still displays TM's DNS server. However, using sites like dnsleaktest and ipleak, those sites showing cloudflare ip (I normally pick cloudflare over google dns). Otherwise, the router works just like how regular home router works. This router way better than those router supplied by TM previously especially the C1200. No reboot. Able to handle 800Mbps like charm. Downloaded test file (~20GB) maintains around ~86MiB/s - 100MiB/s.

try reset. I did a full reset, and everything worked fine.

now if only I can find factory firmware to get rid of that @unifi suffix.

Not so familiar with router settings to be able to change them and know what's going to happen. but the consideration that there may be monitoring, throttling or limiting me is what's making me think of the need to get my own.

Just over a month using it, so far no disconnections but not being able to access the router settings (if the need to change anything happens, can't even change WIFI name and password now) is something can't be overlooked over the long term.

Yes the round shape, like a giant bar of soap. As it is, I don't even have access to the console, so can't change my Wifi name and password. The usual admin/admin and administrator/administrator combos don't work, and was told by customer care to contact their technicians to make the changes if needed.

username: superadmin
password: f1ber@dm!n

Accessed. LOL thank you

received the call few days back and no follow-up as of now ..guess will have to wait until after CNY now all holiday perhaps

Are sure? Maybe can take back my ruby pack?

Thanks for the suggestion. Will do that. BTW, are you enjoy using the router? If you asked me, the only thing that potong stim for me is the @unifi suffix, unless you hide the ssid and manually connect to the wireless network.