Removing @unifi ssid in any unifi router

Telekom Malaysia Unifi has been forcing all firmware that came in with their original wireless router to have @unifi suffix in the SSID. This is a workaround that I found to remove the @unifi SSID using ssh to your router. This is tested on DS244WSGV TM Unifi Router.

In summary:

1.  Login router config page using IP, eg 192.168.1.1. Use tmadmin account not tmuser account.
1. Username: tmadmin, password: Adm@xxxx , xxxx is last four digit of MAC address
2. Example mac address 00:0a:95:9d:68:18 so password will be Adm@6818. Look at the router sticker for this or using tools such as Fing
2. Enable ssh under Advanced > Remote Access > IPv4 Secure Shell (SSH)
3. Login into router SSH, using router IP. Use any SSH client Android user can use terminus.
1. SSH IP same like web interface IP eg: 192.168.1.1
2. SSH username: tmadmin
3. SSH Password Adm@xxxx - same like web interface tmadmin password, last 4 digit of mac address
4. Enter the terminal and key in
1. "help". Remove the quote, just put help, want to see if we can SSH properly to the router, you will get response from the router with commands available
2. "config wlan interface ssid wlan0 <YOUR_SSID>" for 2.4 GHz SSID
3. "config wlan interface ssid wlan1 <YOUR_SSID>" for 5Ghz SSID
4. Change <YOUR_SSID> to your SSID not such as MY_WIFI no bracket. 
5. Take note all security settings are remain the same from the settings you set in the web page.

Good luck, and try at your own risk. At best if you just don't remove the @unifi SSID, but then for me some old devices have limitations I'm force to do this to enable it working.