For transfer of ownership, how soon it can take effect?

if i still have about 8 months of contract for my unifi, and my cousin one is also under contract (not sure how many months left), is it still possible for me to transfer my unifi account to her?

can meh? i address can have 3 accounts? sure bo.. u mean on the same BTU can have multiple unifi accounts at the same time? i heard about 1 BTU can have unifi or maxis (or celcom/digi etc) at the same time. but never heard about the former.


i still have another 7 months of contract to go... but new place has no unifi coverage.
so i have no choice but to switch to time broadband.

then now left with this prob of how to deal with the remaining unifi broadband connection.
the last visit to tm they said i can suspend the line up to 3 months due to no coverage. (it is a temperaily solution i can go with first before i have a solution to it.

my parent's house has existing unifi connection already. rm89 (30Mbps now upgraded to 100Mbps). it is possible that i transfer them my SWU 2.0 (300Mbps now 500Mbps) plan becos they have no more contract, but i do not wish to do so. becos their usage is low. i am paying rm129 now. if i transfer to them, additional rm40 per month for nothing...
they are better off to stay on rm89 for 100Mbps instead. besides, if i transfer my 7 months contract line to someone else, do they just need to serve the 7 months contract or it will be a reset to 24 months?

if TM does allow multiple unifi line on the same premise, i can still relocate the line to my parent's house and they just use my 500Mbps line for 7 months (at least it will not go into waste).

is it tri-band? if not, dual-band is trash seriously.

if tri-band can easily get above 500Mbps...

other than speed, actually latency is also a big difference. if u do a speed test using fast.com, u can tell.

This post has been edited by westlife: Jan 19 2024, 05:47 AM

for me i am more concerned about these figure as it will impact my mobile gaming. sometime speed fast but latency not good also no use.



so updated to the newer firmware is a self-pwned?


This post has been edited by westlife: Jan 19 2024, 12:00 PM

then tri-band save the troubles to identify the right model of dual-band mesh to buy to get the max speed.

ic. but price wise AX6000 will be much much more ex rite? if the max speed is about the same that can be achieve by both, of course one can consider go for the lower capacity tri-band mesh as well.

what about interferrence? since there are two 5GHz radio way on tri-band for signals to pass to and fro.

This post has been edited by westlife: Jan 20 2024, 09:18 PM

likely it is the $ collected by the contractor themselves as they know that the owner is not aware of this.

if there is no receipt given, very hard to raise dipute on this.

this is the same for those contractors who collected $ for new unifi installation even their houses are within the installation limit (in terms of the free wiring lengths provided by the standard free installation).

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This post has been edited by westlife: Feb 4 2024, 03:26 PM

no home internet plan can beat fibre.

mobile broadband even 5G is not possible to replace fibre in terms of latency...
and 5G depends on too many factors, including the no of users around ur area which can cause congestion.

anyone of u still has the copper fixed line active now?



what is ur package for SWU 4.0?

This post has been edited by westlife: Feb 6 2024, 09:03 PM

For unifi termination, if I cannot see the account in the unifi website and app it means it had been terminated rite?

Will I receive the final bill?

And do I need to return this BTU? (Used since Oct 2014). So big the BTU comparing to nowadays one.

If needs to return, can return without the power adapter?



This post has been edited by westlife: Feb 6 2024, 10:40 PM

even termination of line also no need to return? Becos faq said rm500 will be imposed if no return.

Ic. Then maybe no need to return anymore. Good then.

Becos I was at tm point last week, the staff also never mention about the return of device.

if it is from the terminal point inside ur house to modem one, then u just buy one to replace urself will do.

Tri-band wireless backhaul mesh is still not bad…

worse promotion than SWU 3.0?

1Gbps plan but upload speed is still at 500Mbps only?

This post has been edited by westlife: Feb 18 2024, 02:29 AM

That’s the prob for APs which the roaming across nodes is not so smooth.

If use mesh and connect via wired confirmed will outperformance this solution.

Powerline is used to be popular for a while before mesh solution is out. Becos many ppl who do not want to hack their walls to build new wired network points at their house can use it as a solution. But over time people realise the limitations of it. Not only that it cannot work on power extension cord and it needs a dedicated power point. Even one use the pass thru version of the powerline but it is more ex and again data connection via electrical wire is not stable and the speed was cut by quite a lot, the speed one can get it way lower than the theoretical speed.

This is the reason why powerline is almost totally out of market now.

Mesh (via wired or wireless - for tri-band only) is the best solution.

This post has been edited by westlife: Feb 18 2024, 01:16 PM

yes, wireless backhaul is likely will suit most ppl unless one really build all the wired network ports in the different locations that can be used with wired backhaul for their wifi mesh (e.g. new house renovation).

but make sure it is tri-band, dun waste time with dual-band.

Fibre-To-The-Room (FTTR) is the perfect solution, becos one can get super super low latency as their main node everyhere in house as they wish, but seriously the solution maybe too ex for most ppl. but it is worthwhile to invest on it actually.

for rm1800 or rm2160 it is good enough to cover a 2 bedroom or 3 bedroom apartments units to ensure one has low latency internet anywhere in the house.

to be fair, a super good wifi 6 or 6E mesh system now is also not cheap to be frank.



but for those who do not want to invest this like me (becos i am renting an apartment), i can only use wireless backhaul mesh. but not too bad, i can get very good connection for unit now with 3 x linksys MR8300 mesh nodes. 1 parent node placed at living and 2 x child nodes (one at study room and one at yard) which gives me decent latency that allows me to play my mobile game anywhere in the house and has the maximum download speed of at least 300Mbps and above for my 500Mbps plan.

hacking walls are tough if one is already staying in the unit, hacking walls will cause tremendous amount of dusts which is crazy.. . but agreed that the cost of it is lower than FTTR for sure.



This post has been edited by westlife: Feb 18 2024, 06:01 PM

I know that FTTR no need to hack wall. That’s why it is quite a worthy solution.

Hacking wall and build network ports but network ports using UTP cables should still be more be inferior to fibre cable after all.