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Unifi Official TM UniFi High Speed Broadband Thread V42, READ 1ST PAGE FOR RELEVANT WIFI INFO!

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Ashren
post May 15 2024, 05:36 PM

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QUOTE(Jjuggler @ May 15 2024, 05:20 PM)
Any idea how the ZTE AX3000 ONR looks like? I saw a few people already selling D-Link ONR (white) at a good price. Feeling like wanna buy one unit to test it out.
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Maybe this? Widely used by China Telecom. Of course TM gonna slap their Unifi logo on top and the orange sticker in front ๐Ÿ˜‚

https://ontolt.com/product/hot-selling-zte-...al-new-gateway/

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post May 15 2024, 08:45 PM

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QUOTE(jiaen0509 @ May 15 2024, 08:40 PM)
The latest black onr for 1/2gbps can bridge? Because someone reported before, cannot use the ONR
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Surely can. Bridge block should be OLT level. If TM enforce such policy even the white one cannot bridge right now.

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post May 17 2024, 02:50 PM

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QUOTE(RViN @ May 12 2024, 08:02 PM)
I factory reset and set back to defaults with the correct PLOAM password also same, cant connect.

And the VOIP says "not registered". Although for some reason the VOIP not working with my current ONU also (which has working internet). Weird lah. And that one just now I disconnected the UPC cable to get to its admin menu to check the VOIP settings and the username/password seems correct.

Anyway told the technician the VOIP not working and I cant set up this new ONR, he said he will come over next week. I guess I have to side by side with him change it to bridge mode ... such a headache. Thing I'm thinking now is, if the devices are really binded, and I can't make bridge mode work when he's here then I have to either use that ONR until I manage to figure it out, or tell them to bind the old ONU again.

Or maybe they can just unbind it but for some reason on my account it was binded so they binded this new one again ... I've been using the same ONU for like 5 years I think, might have been an old policy. That's the only reason I can explain this strange behaviour with. Otherwise like ... what other explanation is there?
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QUOTE(jiaen0509 @ May 17 2024, 01:03 PM)
Any update sharing bro?
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Isn't ploam pass tied to the gpon serial? Or is it a one pass for multiple devices?

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post May 17 2024, 03:09 PM

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QUOTE(zeronehza @ May 17 2024, 03:00 PM)
not bind, if bind old onu cannot use with user own router (for user 1Gbps and above)
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I think RViN is binded because they replace his old alcatel with fiberhome during the black dlink upgrade installation and he can't switch back to use his old alcatel, didnt even change anything on his alcatel settings. He use the fiberhome ploam pass on his black dlink also cannot connect, the dlink wasnt configured fresh out of the box. Only his white fiberhome can connect, hmm.
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post May 18 2024, 01:10 PM

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QUOTE(jiaen0509 @ May 18 2024, 12:27 PM)
Regarding the white/black ONR models, is there any possibility that Unifi will push firmware updates? I ask because Iโ€™m unsure if Unifi has previously pushed firmware updates for any of their stock routers. I am hoping Unifi releases firmware for the white variant to enable 2.5G on LAN1 if the hardware supports it, or for the black variant to allow bridge mode. Can anyone share their knowledge on this?
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They did push firmware update for some of their equipment but only for bugfixes stability and security fixes but never new features.

The present white dlink ONR is missing its 2.5gbe controller chip the RTL8221B so i doubt any firmware update will turn the present LAN1 to 2.5gbe on that model. Also they separate the wifi chip for each 2.4ghz and 5ghz (RTL8832CR & RTL8192CR) on the new black ONR and slap a good chunck of heatsink on it meaning the present white ONR runs quite hot handling wifi using it's single chip (RTL8852CE). Any new feature enabled by firmware upgrade on the white ONR (especially enabling 2.5gbe without a dedicated controller chip) will push the device even hotter. They also remove one POTS in favor of a usb since who needs 2 POTS over usb.

The black ONR clearly not a cost cutting hardware revision in fact it costs more to produce than the white one.

Edit: On the bridge mode issue I doubt it's disabled only on that particular black model because if it's a ToS policy by TM it will be done on OLT auth level nationwide and not on certain devices only (there's bridge mode setup on that black ONR by TM). And if they don't allow bridging on their network, all present subscribers bridge setup from 30mbps to 2gbps cannot connect by now including the white ONR. So it has to be a bug or misconfig on that model. My upgrade installation is next week I'll update when it's done on the bridge issue.

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post May 18 2024, 01:29 PM

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QUOTE(jiaen0509 @ May 18 2024, 01:28 PM)
Thank you for the detailed information regarding the firmware updates and hardware differences. I agreed the black is more to enhanced version/model. Hope the bridge issue that highlights by some of the forums is really a bug or misconfig. So it can really helps the user to resolve the 1gbps limitations.
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You're welcome, anytime.
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post May 18 2024, 02:05 PM

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QUOTE(NagaK @ May 18 2024, 01:47 PM)
Try to update if your black box can enable bridge mode or not after installation
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Alright will do. Hope I get the black one.
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post May 18 2024, 02:58 PM

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QUOTE(bobby25 @ May 18 2024, 02:56 PM)
Guys , mine just got upgraded to the black box , but Iโ€™m not getting 1g, Iโ€™m only getting 930 mbps , Iโ€™ve connected to the 2.5G port .. any ideas
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Bridge to your own router? If router lan 1g then that's the expected speed. Both must be 2.5gbe to eliminate the overhead.

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post May 18 2024, 03:16 PM

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QUOTE(bobby25 @ May 18 2024, 03:09 PM)
No bridge bro , just using tm block box model AX3000
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What's the NIC speed are you connecting to the black box 2.5gbe port is it 1g or 2.5gbe device? If 1g no matter router or pc will get around that speed result because of overhead/QoS etc. If switch back to your AX73 also same because it's a 1g router with 1g btu. Need 2.5gbe capable device to always break the 1g barrier speed. Try test wifi result on that black box, if never reach 1g at all or never hit at least 980-990 then maybe call tm ask them to check on the fiber reading.

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post May 19 2024, 11:06 PM

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QUOTE(Jjuggler @ May 19 2024, 09:43 PM)
Thats the problem which I personally want to solve for. No point using the hardware provided by the ISP, especially brands like D-Link which has a very bad track record in terms of security.

Got this from TM Unifi Members facebook page. According to the OP, 100 to 800Mbps users will receive this.
Edit: Only for new subscribers
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The equipment they supply getting worse... smh. Using Mediatek MT7976DN.

https://en.skyworthdigital.com/products-detail/ProId/79.html

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post May 20 2024, 08:55 AM

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QUOTE(blacktubi @ May 20 2024, 12:24 AM)
Mediatek MT7916AN + MT7976DN to be exact.

Unifi FiberHome SR1041F and D-Link DIR-X3060Z uses the same WiFi combo with actually okayish performance.

Somehow WiFi on this latest model is worst. Feel free to speculate why.

Tips: MT7916AN is a 2T3R design.
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Yeah i didn't even bother to check when i saw the 7976 ๐Ÿ˜‚

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post May 20 2024, 11:07 AM

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QUOTE(Jjuggler @ May 20 2024, 10:54 AM)
Never preferred to use ISP supplied router. Never will.
Since when the ISPs supply good CPE / router for their customers? TM is the worst (D-Link, TP-Link is okayish, Fiberhome, Zyxel: WTF man). Maxis sticks with TP-Link, Kaon, and Huawei; TIME afaik TP-Link and Huawei, Celcomdigi is skyworth after Archer Ax10, and Huawei for FTTR, Umobile Fibre not sure.

ISPs by default getting paid by their subscribers on monthly basis and at least they should have the courtesy to provide after sales support as in fw and hardware replacement for the equipment's they supply for their customers after 2 years. Remember the legendary DIR-850L issue?

They should have a dedicated page or support page that publishes firmware updates on monthly basis for the models they supply to their customer. For general user with TR-069 enabled, TM can do over remotely. Not sure what the COO or CTO of TM doing. Simple thing like this kennod do. lol.
I prefer D-Link ONR BL over this anyways. But yeah man, must sub > 1G package.
You got that right mate.
~gg. That AC68U is good man. If paired with Asus-Merlin fw, can lasts for about 5 years more. One of the oldest ASUS model getting firmware support.
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I don't expect them to supply top tier equipment but at least decent and stable ones. Not like this, from bad to worse models. It's a paid service not free.

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post May 20 2024, 11:29 AM

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QUOTE(Jjuggler @ May 20 2024, 11:22 AM)
Whether its top tier or mid tier, we are subscribers. We are paying on monthly basis for the service. They have to provide fw support and change the hw for free every 2 or 3 years without contract.  nod.gif
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Agree.
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post May 20 2024, 12:43 PM

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QUOTE(RViN @ May 20 2024, 12:16 PM)
Sorry took so long to update, the issue dragged on for so many days.  bangwall.gif

Can confirm the ONU was bound to my account, that's why I couldn't setup the black DLINK ONR myself - it would refuse to connect. No misconfigurtion on my side.

Technician came over and he couldn't connect also. Problem was to call the NOC he had to create a ticket, and once ticket created its auto assigned he couldn't pick it up. Twice some other team picked it up and auto-closed it without even calling me or coming over (despite the status saying they came over and checked and resolved the issue, funny thing is the updates happen over hours like they're faking a realistic timeline).

Anyway on the third time he managed to find out which team was assigned the ticket and insisted they come over to the house with him, and then he got them to see that the ONR wouldn't connect but the ONU would and got the NOC to bind it to the black ONR. The backend team wouldn't allow to just unbind  dry.gif

Anyway long story short, now I can get actual 1Gbps speeds through the 2.5Gbe port to my router. Before this speedtests were caped to 930Mbps, now they pass 1020Mbps.

ONR is set to bridge mode (through the wizard) and router is dialling PPOE.

BUT I've noticed that after about a day or so, when I try to do a speedtest the speed drops down to 300Mbps. Redialing/rebooting the router makes no difference. I have to reboot the ONR and then the speeds go back to 1Gbps. Anyone else having similar issues with the black Dlink ONR FX3060v? Firmware version is 2.0.2 This has happened twice now, got the ONR set up on Friday and on Saturday and Sunday evening noticed the same behaviour. Fully expecting the same to happen this evening or tomorrow morning, since I only just rebooted the ONR today and couldn't be bothered to last night.
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Glad to hear you finally got it to work bro! So now we know the black ONR can be bridged but why the speed drop after sometime though? Maybe QoS? Maybe smol processor? RAM buildup?

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QUOTE(Anime4000 @ May 20 2024, 03:51 PM)
That's normal issue for 2.5GbE at GPON, we actively trying to solve speed drop when using 2.5G ONU.
This happen because GPON not meant for 2.5G, when packet collision (drop) happen because Ethernet (Symmetrical) to GPON (Asymmetrical):
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By default, D-Link kind of wrong use Flow Control, when packet wait filled the RAM and speed dropped,
computer also doesn't know the gateway only 1Gbps Upload,

Who under Nokia OLT with correct OMCI (can bridge) and DSCP (proper QoS), no issue.
but, not all under Nokia OLT, mostly Fiberhome and some cheap brand OLT that not meant for 2Gbps plan.

TM should use XGSPON for 2Gbps laugh.gif

Also I notice D-Link DPN-FX3060V A1 and B1 has three PON Mode:
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0 = GPON (2488M/1244M)
1 = XGPON (10G/2.5G)
2 = XGSPON (10G/10G)

Could be TM future is 10Gbps due to TM no longer allow to expand, the fiber budget has given to Allo/Maxis

Another theory why B1 hardware cannot bridge because of 2.5G Switch Chip connected to SoC are not MePoint 0x101 (ME 171)
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The MePoint might wrong and Firmware set to wrong exit:
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There are two possible fix:
1. D-Link need a patch or hack ME 171
2. OLT need properly set correct ME 171 (because different place has different ME 171 even same subscriber)

my 2Gbps account was activated using PON Stick, and I ask to reactivate again using latest my modded PON Firmware and I can set D-Link ONR B1 to bridge mode, but WebGUI is killed by Nokia OLT (ME 171 tell to disable):
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That's it hold my beer im calling tm to hire you.
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post May 20 2024, 05:50 PM

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QUOTE(RViN @ May 20 2024, 04:39 PM)
Nope, old device same issue. Link is there but can't dial. For the old Alcatel ONU the behaviour is the link light stable, but auth light will just slow blink forever.
I did go into the GUI before I restarted this morning to see if there was some issue with any resource utilisation or something but RAM was just 39% used, wasn't sure what else to see.
I have mine set up exactly like what jiaen0509 set below
Yup exactly this.
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Its binded since you cant use your alcatel and fiberhome back. Did the ploam pass the same like before or did they generate a new one from the black onr serial for you? On the speed drop after sometime thing maybe its because of the additional 2.5gbe controller chip introduced with that black onr like Anime said since your ram utilization barely even hit 50% so thats likely not the issue. Never see ppl complain about the white one. Firmware update really needed to fix the 2.5gbe port stability if tm were to move forward with this model which i think they pretty much are by now.

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post May 21 2024, 09:18 PM

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QUOTE(RViN @ May 21 2024, 07:27 PM)
This is the behaviour I'm seeing with the black ONR. I left it for longer today and the speed dropped further, not only was it below 300mbps it was now below 100mbps. After restarting the modem back to gigabit.

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I wasn't diligent about running the speed tests immediately before and after most of the time that's why you see the timing is not consistent. But its basically consistent.

I've setup a timer on the power socket powering the modem to turn it on and off every 4am, then I'll monitor and see if this still happens biggrin.gif

Not sure if I should complain/feedback to TM about this, might end up in a worse position lol
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Since you're using Asus router, check the port status and link nego when the speed drop happen. Network map > system status > click the status tab. At first i thought mem leak, but your ram is fine at 39% so it has to be other issue. If cable, you did get 1g before it drop. Maybe fiber reading like blacktubi suggest. But damn you break the 1g barrier so to me fiber reading also cannot be it. I feel like theres some qos or traffic shaping going on.
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post May 23 2024, 01:03 PM

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My installer took the long and hard way today he came with the white Skyworth AX3000 I told him that's for 100-800mbps, he told me it's a new model they just got it this week I told him I know but I want the black D-Link not this. So he called his boss and they confirm Ultra plan D-Link, Pro plan Skyworth. He said sorry and went back to office to get the stock and he's on the way again. Very nice fella ๐Ÿ˜‚ Let's hope I can bridge that little brat to my Asus.

Edit: I can bridge to my Asus no problem at all and I can use my previous Huawei EG8240H5 also, both authenticate normally so no binding. They gave me the PLOAM pass too just in case for safe keeping. Kudos to the installer I gave them 10/10 feedback when they send me the sms link. Going back and forth to get the D-Link and very fast too ๐Ÿ˜‚

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post May 23 2024, 03:29 PM

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QUOTE(NagaK @ May 23 2024, 03:12 PM)
What is PLOAM pass? I didn't get it. Did you bridge your router just your own or installer did it?
I will try to install D Link ONR to just how stable fiber connection was
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I bridged the D-Link myself but I told the installer beforehand and he said no problem he even show me how to do the bridge mode setup. It's exactly how other fellow members here taught us.

The PLOAM pass is the pass the ONR/ONU use to authenticate itself to the OLT before we can dial to the service. Usually the pass are generated with the serial num of the device. If the pass and serial doesnt match the profile on the OLT, the ONR/ONU cannot be used to dial PPPoE or even access the line. If they bind a particular ONU/ONR to the OLT you can only use that device to connect. If no bind, can use any ONR/ONU provided each device has its own PLOAM pass generated to match it's serial in the settings. Some called this ONU pass, even my installer refer to it as ONU pass. So if you hard reset your D-Link you need to enter PLOAM pass again in settings just like your PPPoE pass.

Example from Anime post โฌ‡๏ธ

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QUOTE(jiaen0509 @ May 23 2024, 03:17 PM)
๐Ÿ™Œ๐ŸปGreat! Letโ€™s monitor the speed issue raised by RViN before where the speed will drop to ~300mbps after certain periods of times (within 24 hours) on Black D-Link ONR and bridge mode. Looking forward to your feedback.
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I'll monitor and will update in due time.

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