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kinind · 01-13-09, 11:56 AM

Thanks for the gyan. I tried to reboot the router again using system restart command, but nothing happened. The IP no remained the same, and could browse all sites as usual. I gave the command again, but the response was 'CLI is locked, try after some time'. There was no rebooting of the router, which I checked on the BSNL self care portal.
I have also enclosed the modem page of Imrans BB helper, and also the log. There also the program was able to log in to the router, but the response was invalid. What might be the problem?

just4kix · 01-13-09, 09:49 PM

Try this method:

1) Configure your modem in PPPoE mode, i.e., autodial mode
2) download TST10 (google it) and save it in C:\Windows\System32 folder
3) create two text files

enable.txt

Code:

192.168.1.1 
WAIT "Login: "
SEND "admin\m"
WAIT "Password: "
SEND "admin\m"
WAIT "--> "
SEND "pppoe set transport 1 autoconnect enabled\m"

disable.txt

Code:

192.168.1.1
WAIT "Login: "
SEND "admin\m"
WAIT "Password: "
SEND "admin\m"
WAIT "--> "
SEND "pppoe set transport 1 disabled\m"

4) create two .bat files (open notepad and save as "routerON.bat" and "routerOFF.bat")
with the following contents

routerON.bat

Code:

chdir C:\RouterSwitch
c:
TST10 /r:enable.txt /o:last_log.txt

routerOFF.bat

Code:

chdir C:\RouterSwitch
c:
TST10 /r:disable.txt /o:last_log.txt

5) Create an empty file called last_log.txt to diagnose output of the last run script. Save all the files enable.txt, disable.txt, routerON.bat, routerOFF.bat
in C:\RouterSwitch

6) schedule the routerOFF.bat to run 1:50 am and 7:55 am

7) schedule the routerON.bat to run 2:05am and once again at 8:05 am.

DM111PUSP · 01-13-09, 10:05 PM

Nice

Idea...:4:

Is the scripts enable.txt & disable.txt applicable for any router or for Huawei only.

just4kix · 01-13-09, 10:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DM111PUSP

Nice

Idea...:4:

Is the scripts enable.txt & disable.txt applicable for any router or for Huawei only.

The above script will work for MT882 only.

kinind · 01-14-09, 11:23 AM

I did all that you have mentioned. My modem is already configured in pppoe mode. I created the .txt and .bat files as you mentioned, and scheduled them at the specified times. No reboot of the router occurred, and the last_log.txt folder is empty.
What may be the problem ?

just4kix · 01-14-09, 11:38 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kinind

I did all that you have mentioned. My modem is already configured in pppoe mode. I created the .txt and .bat files as you mentioned, and scheduled them at the specified times. No reboot of the router occurred, and the last_log.txt folder is empty.
What may be the problem ?

Since I do not have your modem, I am not able to help further. I wish, I could.

What I posted was from a google search. You need to find the exact (telnet) command that will reboot the router.

Try this as a script:

Code:

192.168.1.1 23
WAIT "Login: "
SEND "admin\m"
WAIT "Password: "
SEND "admin\m"
WAIT "--> "
SEND "set reboot\m"
SEND "\035"

Or you can switch to bridge mode.

1. Configure in bridge mode
2. Create a dialer and call it "BSNL"
3. Create a batch file with the command:

connect.bat
rasdial BSNL admin <admin_password>

disconnect.bat
rasdial BSNL /disconnect

Schedule connect.bat at 2:05 AM and disconnect.bat at 7:55 am.

Also talk to superprash2003 and visit his blogsite. He is an expert.

DM111PUSP · 01-14-09, 02:08 PM

Your problem is really interesting..
As nethack said:
"After issuing the command "system restart" if u r not able to issue any further commands (telnet disconnected).. this means ur OS inside ur router is restarted"
to confirm this issue can you please upload the screenshot of the usage page of BSNL for the last 3-4 days.

As just4kix said:
pppoe set transport 1 autoconnect enabled
pppoe set transport 1 disabled
can you try above commands manually (using windows telnet).

Other than theese two things if you could post the screenshot of the outputs of
1) ?/help command just after login to router from windows telnet.
2) pppoe ? command just after login to router from windows telnet.

It would be helpful to others..

kinind · 01-14-09, 10:02 PM

Thanx just4kix, Nethack and DM111PUSP for your inputs. Will definitely post the screen shots, and also mail to superprash. Thanx once again.

I have found that I can disconnect the router thru telnet with the command 'pppoe set transport 1 disabled', and reconnect the router thru the command ' pppoe set transport 1 autoconnect enabled'. Maybe if the code of the enable.txt and disable.txt mentioned in the post by Just4kix can be changed, then I may be able to connect. Please opine.

DM111PUSP · 01-14-09, 10:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kinind

I have found that I can disconnect the router thru telnet with the command 'pppoe set transport 1 disabled', and reconnect the router thru the command ' pppoe set transport 1 autoconnect enabled'. Maybe if the code of the enable.txt and disable.txt mentioned in the post by Just4kix can be changed, then I may be able to connect. Please opine.

I dont know too much about about TST10 but i have good experiance with "Imran's Broadband helper utility"

So you can use this approach with "Imran's BB helper utility":-

1) Within the application folder of s/w create two sub folders named Connect & Disconnect.

2) Copy BroadBand.exe to Connect folder as Connect.exe, Disconnect.exe in Disconnect folder.

3) Copy Reboot.txt to both folders

4) Change the contents of Reboot.txt under Connect folder to

Code:

192.168.1.1 
WAIT "*"
SEND "admin\m"
WAIT "*"
SEND "admin\m"
WAIT "*"
SEND "pppoe set transport 1 autoconnect enabled\m"

4) Change the contents of Reboot.txt under Disconnect folder to

Code:

192.168.1.1 
WAIT "*"
SEND "admin\m"
WAIT "*"
SEND "admin\m"
WAIT "*"
SEND "pppoe set transport 1 disabled\m"

5) Start Connect.exe and Disconnect.exe.

6) Schedule times for connection and disconnection in both instances.

Hope it will work.
(Note : if you use these scripts you will NOT get "Invalid Responce" message in the Log file as you are using wildcard * in WAIT statements.)

just4kix · 01-15-09, 12:08 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kinind

Thanx just4kix, Nethack and DM111PUSP for your inputs. Will definitely post the screen shots, and also mail to superprash. Thanx once again.

I have found that I can disconnect the router thru telnet with the command 'pppoe set transport 1 disabled', and reconnect the router thru the command ' pppoe set transport 1 autoconnect enabled'. Maybe if the code of the enable.txt and disable.txt mentioned in the post by Just4kix can be changed, then I may be able to connect. Please opine.

In the scripts, please note the lines such as:

1. WAIT "Login: "
2. WAIT "Password: "
3. WAIT "--> "

The above commands mean:

1. A "Login: " prompt is displayed on screen and is waiting for user input
2. A "Password: " prompt is displayed on screen and is waiting for user input
3. A "--> " prompt is displayed on screen and is waiting for user input

The last WAIT command could wrong. Some router display a "$" sign as a prompt, others may display ">", etc. Then the command needs to be changed to:

WAIT "<exact prompt including spaces if any>"

01-13-09, 09:49 PM	#12
just4kix Guardian Angel Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Pune Posts: 10,170 Blog Entries: 6 Rep Power: 23	Try this method: 1) Configure your modem in PPPoE mode, i.e., autodial mode 2) download TST10 (google it) and save it in C:\Windows\System32 folder 3) create two text files enable.txt Code: 192.168.1.1 WAIT "Login: " SEND "admin\m" WAIT "Password: " SEND "admin\m" WAIT "--> " SEND "pppoe set transport 1 autoconnect enabled\m" disable.txt Code: 192.168.1.1 WAIT "Login: " SEND "admin\m" WAIT "Password: " SEND "admin\m" WAIT "--> " SEND "pppoe set transport 1 disabled\m" 4) create two .bat files (open notepad and save as "routerON.bat" and "routerOFF.bat") with the following contents routerON.bat Code: chdir C:\RouterSwitch c: TST10 /r:enable.txt /o:last_log.txt routerOFF.bat Code: chdir C:\RouterSwitch c: TST10 /r:disable.txt /o:last_log.txt 5) Create an empty file called last_log.txt to diagnose output of the last run script. Save all the files enable.txt, disable.txt, routerON.bat, routerOFF.bat in C:\RouterSwitch 6) schedule the routerOFF.bat to run 1:50 am and 7:55 am 7) schedule the routerON.bat to run 2:05am and once again at 8:05 am. __________________ * Never argue with an idiot. * All my useful articles and Guides \| My Movie Collection \| My Blogs -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

01-14-09, 10:02 PM	#18
kinind Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Bangalore Age: 44 Posts: 24 Rep Power: 2	Thanx just4kix, Nethack and DM111PUSP for your inputs. Will definitely post the screen shots, and also mail to superprash. Thanx once again. I have found that I can disconnect the router thru telnet with the command 'pppoe set transport 1 disabled', and reconnect the router thru the command ' pppoe set transport 1 autoconnect enabled'. Maybe if the code of the enable.txt and disable.txt mentioned in the post by Just4kix can be changed, then I may be able to connect. Please opine. Last edited by kinind; 01-14-09 at 10:02 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost

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DM111PUSP Bronze Member Join Date: Dec 2008 Posts: 108 Rep Power: 2	Nice Idea...:4: Is the scripts enable.txt & disable.txt applicable for any router or for Huawei only.

01-14-09, 02:08 PM	#17
DM111PUSP Bronze Member Join Date: Dec 2008 Posts: 108 Rep Power: 2	Your problem is really interesting.. As nethack said: "After issuing the command "system restart" if u r not able to issue any further commands (telnet disconnected).. this means ur OS inside ur router is restarted" to confirm this issue can you please upload the screenshot of the usage page of BSNL for the last 3-4 days. As just4kix said: pppoe set transport 1 autoconnect enabled pppoe set transport 1 disabled can you try above commands manually (using windows telnet). Other than theese two things if you could post the screenshot of the outputs of 1) ?/help command just after login to router from windows telnet. 2) pppoe ? command just after login to router from windows telnet. It would be helpful to others..