Imran's broadband utility works only on PPPoE mode that is always on.
Universal Script for for Imran's broadband helper utility.
23 represents port. Please leave a space after one. Few modem/routers will require calling reboot command 4 times (Eg. ITI model) else 2 times is enough.Code:192.168.1.1 23 WAIT "*" SEND "admin\m" {user name} WAIT "*" SEND "admin\m" {your password} WAIT "" SEND "help\m" WAIT "\m> help\m" SEND "reboot\m" WAIT "reboot\m" SEND "reboot\m" WAIT "reboot\m" SEND "exit\m" WAIT "*" SEND ""
Last edited by meetdilip; 06-19-09 at 12:25 AM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
Hi freinds... !!!
I am trying these tricks and have scheduled my connection (I am on bridge mode) to disconnect automatically. But one think that I have noticed that the dynamic IP address provided by the server doesn't changes when I again connect. So does that mean that only interconnection is lost but my modem is still connected to the server.
Or in other words is the connection between my pc and modem is lost and the connection between modem and server is still active???
One more thing that I want o know is that on bridge mode, when I disconnect the connection(without rebooting) what really happens???? My modem is disconnected from the server or My PC is disconnected from the modem while Modem is still connected to server....???
I am asking this because I have noticed this that dynamic IP Doesn't changes when I disconnect and connect again...
Please help...
Use a disconnect batch file.
Procedure :
Open notepad type the following
rasdial [connection name] /disconnect
for example
rasdial broadband /disconnect
save the above file as disconnect.bat
If you are in Bridge mode and run batch file successfully, it will renew your IP. Or you can simply reboot the PC. By doing this, the connection will be automatically disconnected and your IP will change.
So does that mean that the above mentioned procedure "eruptionjoojo" through Task scheduler will not work or is it I am doing things in wrong way???
No idea. Never tried that method.
Tried batch file method. Use to work for me. It is just 2 minute business. Give it a try. Simply use a notepad, save it as batch file. Simply double click. Your connection will disconnect. You can go here and check your IP address before and after disconnection
What Is My IP Address? Lookup IP, Hide IP, Change IP, Trace IP and more...
Ok now I did as u said. I renamed my dial up as broadband and when tried to execute the batch file it says "you are not connected to broadband"
command completed successfully.
But I still cant see my connection getting disconnected.
One more thing. Forget Bat file and task scheduler. I am giving the exact situation.
When I disconnect my connection using the dialer and again connect through it, even in that case also IP doesn't changes. Can you please explain this please.
Are you able to browse after executing disconnection batch file ?
Did you wrote down the IP before disconnection ? If yes, connect again and check if your IP is changed.
Is still facing problem, delete the dialer and create a new. No check running the batch file and check.
Are you able to browse after manual disconnection ?
Last edited by meetdilip; 05-15-11 at 09:19 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
Well well well...now its happening. Now the IP changes....It seems at times it does its own thing....
This is the first time I am seeing IP changing. Earlier when I used to do IP used to remain same until I reboot modem...
Ok Ok Ok..wait now...
I tried it several times and on some occasions IP don't changed and on other it changes.
On running the script mentioned by "eruptionjoojo" also dialer gets disconnected and on again connecting sometimes IP changes and sometimes it doesn't...
Fine I gues its not fool proof.
One last thing...just tell me if I shut down my PC(and not the modem) in that case will the modem release the IP and disconnection will take place....???
Last edited by coolguy_jmi; 05-15-11 at 09:31 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
1. Mention modem - model and make.
2. Confirm, deleted dialer and made a new one.
3. Any particular reason for being in bridge mode ? There are schedulers which can reboot modem in PPPoE mode too.
This may help
http://www.indiabroadband.net/bsnl-b...chedulers.html (BSNL NU Schedulers)
Yes, if you are in Bridge mode and PC is restarted, your connection will be interrupted and will give a new IP after reconnection.
Last edited by meetdilip; 05-15-11 at 09:36 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
The modem is COMPEX MRL21E.
Well I created this Dialer using a pppoe software from BSNL calcutta site.
No reason as such for being in bridge m ode. I went through the link u gave and I even tried to get hold of a software u call as imran's utility...but the link to is dead.
Fine then if everything fails I will schedule my PC to shut down at around 7:50AM as a backup. I have already scheduled the disconnection at 7:40.
Last edited by coolguy_jmi; 05-15-11 at 09:43 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
Does it mean that you are still using the old dialer ?
Mention your OS. You can simply create a new broadband connection (dialer) from " Network connections " in control panel.
For scheduler, try this link
Auto-connect Download scheduler PC-Gyaan
Ok. But I think creating a new dialer will solve your problem.
Last edited by meetdilip; 05-15-11 at 09:46 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
Check up your usage portal.
Whether data for day usage and night usage are listed separately.i
Do not use any scheduler say between say 0700AM and 0900AM. Do normal surfing.
check next day.
No friend I have created a new dial up. But just as a back up measure i am going to schedule my PC to shutdown. BTW i am using XP sp3.
Ok essbebe I will do as suggested by you and report ASAP.
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