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As right now my dsl modem is connected to pc with usb cable and not ethernet cable,will it make any difference to the procedure? BTW,OS in laptop is window vista HP.  And do i need to consult bsnl guys also about net settings? Last edited by rsjaurr : 30th July 2007 at 15:22. | |
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30th July 2007, 15:24
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30th July 2007, 16:18
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30th July 2007, 16:21
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8th August 2007, 14:22
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| Tanvir,i am not able to install this router. In the last few days i have tried many times,both manual and automatic settings. I followed all the commands given in the manual cd and i do get final page showing "safe browsing" but when i try to open any website,it doesn't open. Also laptop works with previous dsl modem provided by bsnl both with wire and wireless(It has a pcmia slot and i put a pcmia wireless card in it given by a bsnl guy who also could not do it). Am I may be missing something here.Plz do explain in detail...  If it doesn't get installed in 2-3days i will have to sell it on ebay.in and buy that pcmia card from bsnl guy for abt 500rs  Last edited by Zappo : 8th August 2007 at 14:36. Reason: I know you are frustrated but still, not more than 2 smilies please. Just as Fate is 2 faced so are the smiley faces ;) |
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8th August 2007, 14:39
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8th August 2007, 16:24
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8th August 2007, 17:11
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| Hey cheap_deal, I have myself also setup this router with Airtel and BSNL connections. Even with Sify it works after a dhakka start. The problem is that Sify has a dedicated dialer/log-in app. This app takes your userid and password and then logs you in. In doing that it does N nos of tikdambaajis. It checks your system, IE installation and don't know what else. Thereafter it uses a custom encryption (most probably an implementation of RSA) and communicates with the server and gets back a response XML. It then sets up some environment at your local machines and affirms back to the server. This is when your status is logged in. Problem is that the poor WGR614 router can not do all these for you. And hence it can never log you in.  I use a backdoor way to log in. I connect the cable jack directly to my laptop and log in. Thereafter I take out the wire and put it back into the router. And everyone can then surf the net. Obviously this is a major irritant, not to say is also a stupid way to use a router.Hence I wanted to know if someone has found a way around this problem. |
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8th August 2007, 23:13
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For now answer these questions(some may be stupid... but then this is the best way) 1. Do you have an ethernet cable? If not get one 2. When you switch on the modem, does it connect to the internet, or do you have to "dial in" from your computer. If its a dial in, I suggest you tell BSNL guy to make it always on. i.e. modem on means connection to internet, no need of dial in. 3. What is the ip address of your modem most probably it will be 192.168.1.1 Lets go by the step by step process now 1. In your modem settings turn on DHCP. This way when your wireless router is connected to modem it will automatically get IP address 2. In your router there will be a setting "Do you need to dial in", change that, i.e. no dial in 3. In your computer for your wireless connection put turn on DHCP, turn on DHCP in your wireless router also, that way your Laptop will get IP address automatically. Now you may be getting confused here I know, so If you are confused about what to fill in where, take screenshots of your modem config windows in the browser along with screenshots of Router config windows, and post them on imageshack or something, I will tell you what to fill in where. One last thing, I presume you are able to connect to the wireless via your laptop but cannot browse the internet. Can you try opening these sites and see if it works http://66.94.234.13/ http://66.39.140.204/ http://72.14.253.103/ Last edited by tsk1979 : 8th August 2007 at 23:17. | |
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9th August 2007, 09:07
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| I've a PC connected to BSNL broadband using wireless router. PC to router connection is through LAN cable. Now I've a wi-Fi enabled phone. Now my question is how can i share broadband connection with my phone? I'm using PPPoE for dialing in to the broadband connection. My phone can see the wireless network and gets connected to the network but i can't access net. Please help _______ Arup |
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9th August 2007, 22:18
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10th August 2007, 04:50
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11th August 2007, 14:56
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| I think router's adapter is dead(hope it not router!!). Galti se mistake ho gaya,I forgot to add a 240/220-120v converter to router's adapter as there were 4-5 adapetrs lying around.  So now can i just i buy a 220/240v adapter or i have to buy 120v adapter and use converter? |
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11th August 2007, 20:35
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