Thread: Help me to configure night unlimited

what is ur default gateway in tcp/ip settings???

I have a wa3002g1 modem... In my router settings... I go to Lan page under Interface... there I put my desired I.P address in place of 192.168.1.1
u search for that... and change it... but the values should not exceed 255...

save and restart the modem for the settings to take place...

right now i have marked obtain automatically !

should i specify any range here tell me

i thought u said u couldnt enter 192.168.1.1
thats the default ip for ur modem, isnt it????
then, how did u enter modem settings page.

@ kailash

Most of ur questions are answered in Broadband How To section... Take a look on the threads there...

For TCP/IP settings look at http://www.indiabroadband.net/broadb...-settings.html (How to set TCP/IP settings)...

okay guys i can handel this my self

Thanks for all ur help

Originally Posted by kailash

okay guys i can handel this my self

Thanks for all ur help

Yeah... Try it out urself... any probs.. plz shout... somebody will help ya out...

Originally Posted by itsmemad

Yeah... Try it out urself... any probs.. plz shout... somebody will help ya out...

sure :lol:

Originally Posted by inba

hi

i tried everything but this is the only method which is working.

change ur modem to bridge mode from pppoe by doing this steps

1. Goto 192.168.1.1
2. Enter U/N & Pwd which is Admin in both cases.
3. go to interface setup change the pppoe to bridge
4. go to maintenance and restart ur modem

5.
Change your IP properties
network connections-->right click on LAN --->Internet protocol (TCP/IP)properties--->General --->select Use the following IP address

Fill the following :

IP address :192.168.1.1 or 192.168.1.2 or 192.168.1.3 or 192.168.1.4 ....
Subnet mask :255.255.255.0
Default gateway:192.168.1.5

Use the following DNS server addresses

Prefered DNS server :218.248.255.145
Alternate DNS server :61.1.96.69









(in which you dial the connection from windows using your bsnl username/password)then see here---

for connect/disconnect use batch files.
paste these lines in notepad & save files as connect.bat & disconnect.bat

for disconnect.bat---
rasdial "bsnl" /disconnect
for connect
rasdial "bsnl" ******_***@bsnl.in password
where bsnl is the name of my connection(it depends on what name you give to your connection)
******_***@bsnl.in is my username
password is my password

use windows task scheduler to schedule these .bat files to run at 1:55AM(disconnect) & 2:05AM(connect) then again run disconnect.bat at 7:55AM.
remember to save files as .bat as notepad saves files as .txt by default.when saving files select the file type as all files & then save the file as .bat.bat files are like .exe files & when you double click on them they execute like exe files.you can check your files by double clicking on connect.bat & disconnect.bat to see if they are working.

Suppose the line disconnects in the middle of night, then what is the back up plan ?

Originally Posted by puchu

Suppose the line disconnects in the middle of night, then what is the back up plan ?

Dial-up (Bridge Mode) connection has the option to redial if line is dropped. Or there is an option in Windows Task Scheduler to repeat the task after a preset intervel.

I think this will help.

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Imrans can also redial if line drops.

Originally Posted by Archer

Dial-up (Bridge Mode) connection has the option to redial if line is dropped. Or there is an option in Windows Task Scheduler to repeat the task after a preset intervel.

@puchu

i'm not going to differ from Archer 's point.

by default it will automatically redail in 45 secs if the line dropped . u can even configure that time sec. if you have frequent disconnection u can schedule that connection.bat(dailing batch file) accordingly.