https://www.lowyat.net/2023/292676/tm-zte-50g-pon-collab/



1Gbps and up plan inkambing?

This post has been edited by syahpian: Jan 20 2023, 04:53 PM

AX router not only brings higher speed but also better coverage and wifi connection stability

TM has been testing 1Gb links for quite some time already. It is better that they don't introduce this to the masses considering their congested international link.

hi all, just want to ask 1 question, is there any way to check when your contract end on the bill? because i try to check whether is my contract already ended but i cant find any info on my bill. does that mean my unifi bill already no contract?

can check the account by login to myunifi portal , service start date = contract start date

Anyone can explain why sub-mesh router wifi speed only have almost half the speed compare to main router?
BUT if I use lan cable it can run at full speed? Weird....

Or just contact Unifi CS, either via chat, socmed, or call 100.

This...

Or just contact Unifi CS, either via chat, socmed, or call 100.

Must be done via the Web browser and not through the app right? App I can't see anything in regards to that.

This post has been edited by shinjite: Jan 21 2023, 05:21 PM

yes,need view on browser not the app

TM need give 2 box is it, on RM149

1 unit only, RM129 is without box 1 only the app

Cause the mesh you are using is not fast enough. You need to really overspec your mesh WiFi to get optimal speed.

Take a dual-band WiFi 6 AX1800 mesh system as example, the maximum capacity is 1200Mbps on 5GHz.

Maximum attainable speed on mesh node is half of the capacity due to WiFi retransmission = 600Mbps

Factor in around 50% signal loss over 2 walls = 300Mbps

Factor in another 20% lost due to various inefficiencies = 240Mbps

You can apply this formula to get a rough estimation of the speed you can get on the mesh node of your mesh WiFi system.

When you want to buy a dual-band mesh WiFi system, just multiply the 5GHz backhaul speed by 20% to get a rough estimation of the maximum speed you can get on the mesh node.

I wish I can get as knowledgeable as you one day man. Are you in the computer networks field? I’m doing it as a module on my masters now and I find it really fun and interesting

Anything with wireless - safe bet with 1/3 of so called advertised speed. Industry tends to advertise best speed instead of typical normal sustainable speed. It's a wireless connectivity, so many can go wrong (signal attenuation, retransmission, refraction, collision, inteference, etc)

TM's Zyxel EX3220-T0

i google is wifi 6 router?

tried to use my 6 year old wifi extender but cannot connect, in the market how to check if the wifi extender adapter is compatible with the wifi 6 router please?

> 6 year old wifi extender
100% your extender is not compatible. Even the earliest Wifi6 drvice is only available since 2019.
The workaround is disable wifi6 on your router. Set wireless mode to manually operate in 802.11ac

Anyone wanna sell their unifi plus box (pm me).
P/s: I was offered unifi plus box for free but not interested with contract extension.

I'm using tuya for whole house. Probably your WiFi needs to be 2.4ghz

It's probably possibly to make it work
But it's not a good idea as it will probably hurt the performance of your wifi network a lot

Look into a new modern wifi 6 repeater
Or a mesh system (which tm does offer)