QUOTE(zhehong79 @ Jun 4 2024, 09:29 AM)
Hello Sifus, I have just subscribed to TIME Fibre Home 600mps package for my home and was issued with 2 units of Huawei Optixstar HG8145x6 routers. One of the unit functions as the GPON connection unit with Wifi and the other was labled as a MESH unit to placed at 1st floor of my house to provide better coverage.
I have a plan to upgrade the hardwares to the following:
2 units of Flex Mini (USW-Flex-Mini)
2 units of U6+ (U6-PLUS)
2 units of PPOE Injector
The plan is to have 1 unit of switch paired to 1 AP for the ground floor and another switch paired to another AP at 1st floor. PPOE injector will provide power to the AP.
I am keen to get an Ubiquiti UFiber 4 Port Wifi6 GPON CPE (UF-Wifi6) to bypass the Huawei router all together. In my opinion this better than running a connection from the Huawei router to the swithces via LAN.


My calls to TIME technical support are not very helpful, mostly commenting that they cannot guarantee it will work.
Anyone here have tried using any hardware other than TIME's that is working? Or have used Ubiquiti hardware as such?
Thank you and Apprecaite your comments and advice.
If you’re going Ubiquiti, get a Lite 8 PoE (RM550~), U6 Plus and you’re done, run the Unifi software on your PC periodically to update and configure.
For UFiber it’s self explanatory, no. If you have to go for an AIO, you will still need a router with the GPON SFP ONU. APs are not routers. Just keep the Huawei and run the APs separately, as changing that out would require a converter if your router doesn’t have SFP+ ports
But Unifi is pricey and is somewhat like a drug so proceed with caution, if you are interested, go for Omada since you only need APs and those have their own robust web UI to configure, downside is no mesh and fast roaming
This post has been edited by yenchenje: Jun 4 2024, 01:24 PM