Catch no ball what you talking, bro.
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WiFi router to be used with SIMBA for home WiFi
- Thread starter LexLuthor
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Why not build your own router and be in full control of your security and privacy ?
he registered interest a while back. His wifi is activated already, happily surfing porn everyday.
ONT (optical network terminal) is a modem for fibre which is supplied by the service provider. Receive and transmit signal. You can plug an RJ45 cable to it's limited ports (one or two ports I believe) to run your computer or other nodes. This is called a wired connection which is impractical for most home or office setup.
In order to have wifi (wireless), you will need to plug a router into the ONT, via an RJ45 cable. Then setup the router with your SSID (wireless network name) and your network key (wifi password). Router can be any brand.
Catch no ball what you talking, bro.
Simba broadband will make customers use their provided router mah..........i saw a photo of it and it was miserable like hell and they charge you 80 bucks
This is the luckiest boy in Japan. He is well-rewarded by many stepmoms for his uni graduation. Man I wished I had studied hard during my younger days....
yes, use the one supplied by simba
now he has unlimited surfing mah. Happy like bird.
Setting up of router
Older router models will need you to plug an RJ45 cable from your PC to the router. Open your browser and type in (for D-link) 192.168.0.1, or http://dlinkrouter.local. Asus router and TP-link, type in http://192.168.1.1
For newer routers, I believe can setup via phone app.
Older router models will need you to plug an RJ45 cable from your PC to the router. Open your browser and type in (for D-link) 192.168.0.1, or http://dlinkrouter.local. Asus router and TP-link, type in http://192.168.1.1
For newer routers, I believe can setup via phone app.
the single fiber optical cable carry all the various ISP internet info and the specific provider's ONT is used to decode only their internet info to your home which you are subscribed to
so when you switch to another ISP, first thing, your ONT will be changed by the technician to their ONT but your existing router can still be used but the speed will be limited to the spec of the old router unless it is > 2.5G to match the Simba offer
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must use the one supplied by them ah ?
their ONT very jialat leh...........only 1 LAN output..........i need 2 (1 for PC + 1 for wireless router)..............also i need homeline some more (the Simba ONT no have leh)
for me is fibre optic to ONT............then LAN cable to pc.............also LAN cable to wireless router........
roger..................roger...............
I subscribe to both starhub and M1, and use the ONT provided by them. Didn't know the simba ONT is so fucked up. Usually will have two Tel ports, and four lan ports. I may be wrong but I think the ONT is specific to each service provider. Your PC needs to be wireless since your only port is used to connect to router.
usually the WIFI router comes with 1 WAN port and 4 or 5 LAN ports, connect the PC to 1 of these LAN ports and 1 WAN port which connect your ONT only port(for your case)
yeah..........the Simba ONT was horrible..............looks super cheap and China brand..............still need to pay $80 for it.............only 1 LAN output.............no jacks for home phone also............
wah.............like that i must have BOTH the ONT and router powered on (electricity now very expensive leh)..................and the LAN cable will be much longer...........
but still no jack for home phone leh............
You need to feedback to them. Tell them how fucked up their ONT is, in comparison to the other telcos.yeah..........the Simba ONT was horrible..............looks super cheap and China brand..............still need to pay $80 for it.............only 1 LAN output.............no jacks for home phone also............
wah.............like that i must have BOTH the ONT and router powered on (electricity now very expensive leh)..................and the LAN cable will be much longer...........
but still no jack for home phone leh............
i not with Simba yet as they only offer in certain areas in the East.............feedback also no use lah, they brought in so many units - must clear 1st mah.............
anyway, since no free homeline then no point for me lah.............
Let them do their trial first, can consider them in due time.
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