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BSNL_Dumbest · 06-23-09, 09:07 PM

i have the stock bsnl dna a211-l modem is there any setting so that my other friend connected will get equal share of bandwidth ?i have UL750+ plan and i need both of us to get 30 - 30 kbps each download limits

the connection is quite messy

mu comp connected to >>>stock modem bsnl in ma home.
my friend connected to >>>LINKSYS router

now linksys router and my modemcum router are linked

i hope i give a clear picture of my connections in my attachment U guys MUST TAKE A LOOK TO UNDERSTAND PROPERLY why we are not equally sharing bandwidth

IF any problems in understanding please quote i will respond immediately

Please help solve our problem we get just 30 kbps from UL750 and tht to now its 30/2= 15 kbps WTF !!!

this is a router to router connection so do i need to bridge ? or use pppoe
OUR LAN SETUP.bmp

06-23-09, 09:22 PM

Mate do what ever you want you will get 30/2 only you will never get 60 kBps. What ever you do, you will not get speed beyond your plan bandwidth

deepmohan · 06-23-09, 09:23 PM

yar how many times you will open a thread having same contents...? at least you could have continued with the earlier thread you only opened....

http://www.indiabroadband.net/bsnl-b...-2-modems.html (how to share internet over the LAN of type 2 modems ?)

06-23-09, 09:24 PM

mohan his question is also which is not possible, will be locked soon

deepmohan · 06-23-09, 09:26 PM

^^^^

BSNL_Dumbest · 06-23-09, 09:40 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by deepmohan

yar how many times you will open a thread having same contents...? at least you could have continued with the earlier thread you only opened....

http://www.indiabroadband.net/bsnl-b...-2-modems.html (how to share internet over the LAN of type 2 modems ?)

iwent through what u told no positive results mate see the picture i have attched to gett a clear idea

deepmohan · 06-23-09, 09:42 PM

my post didnt yield any results thats all right but you could have posted your picture attachment and the new query in your old post it self right.

BSNL_Dumbest · 06-23-09, 10:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by deepmohan

my post didnt yield any results thats all right but you could have posted your picture attachment and the new query in your old post it self right.

i thought users may not see the thread anyway now i get it it will update automatically also there is no problem in creating a new thread i suppose

swicth to main topic please lets stop talking about posting multi thread buisness and continue in solving our problems and also i am an amateur to forums this is the first forum where i have posted threads so please help me by posting comments solving my problem only rest is not required UNNECESSARY AMD DISCOURAGED BY ME

thanks for the useful comments deepmohan

just4kix · 06-23-09, 11:33 PM

First of all, what you are doing is very illegal. But that is your business.

Now coming back to your problem. Consider this.

- Imagine that you have a water pipeline coming to your house
- assume that you have two splits in this main pipe, one going to each of the bathrooms
- assume that both taps can disburse the water at the same velocity/volume as that of the incoming pipeline

Now if you open one tap, you will get water with the full speed. If you open the second tap at the same time, you will get water at half speed. Why? Because output cannot exceed input.

In the same way, your ISP is providing you a speed of 32 KBps. You cannot exceed that. One connection means 32 KBps, two simultaneous means 16 KBps, three simultaneous means 11 KBps, and so on.

HTH.

06-23-09, 11:37 PM

wow very nice and cool reply by J4K

mickey · 06-23-09, 11:41 PM

i have another funda for this..

suppose you burn a flame, than another and you mix both, its not certain that the flame will increase in height..

deepmohan · 06-23-09, 11:44 PM

nice reply by j4k

but what has be convoyed over here by j4k has been conveyed by me and kiran. In his earlier thread the same thing was conveyed which didn't yield anything to BSNL_Dumbest. hope the reply from j4k might have yielded.

Quote:

Originally Posted by BSNL_Dumbest

thanks for the useful comments deepmohan

you are welcomed

BSNL_Dumbest · 06-24-09, 02:28 AM

Thanx for the comments replies i liked it , mohan in earlier thread u said that it can be equally shared ?

j4k explained kirchoff's current law in a nice manner lol

deepmohan · 06-24-09, 08:38 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BSNL_Dumbest

Thanx for the comments replies i liked it , mohan in earlier thread u said that it can be equally shared ?

Quote:

Originally Posted by deepmohan
ya the bandwidth will be shared between you and your friend equally.

Meaning of Share as per Oxford Dictionary:
share —n. 1 portion of a whole allotted to or taken from a person. 2 each of the equal parts into which a company's capital is divided, entitling its owner to a proportion of the profits. —v. (-ring) 1 (also absol.) have or use with another or others; get, have, or give a share of (we shared a room; refused to share; shared his food).

Hope now u get 30KBps will be shared equally into 15KBps.

06-24-09, 09:37 AM

Come on yar just leave all this matter,

You cannot get 30 kBps in each system with your line bandwidth of 30kBps thats all.

06-23-09, 09:07 PM	#1
BSNL_Dumbest Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Posts: 25 Rep Power: 1	Internet not sharing equally over my new modem(DNAa211-l) i have the stock bsnl dna a211-l modem is there any setting so that my other friend connected will get equal share of bandwidth ?i have UL750+ plan and i need both of us to get 30 - 30 kbps each download limits the connection is quite messy mu comp connected to >>>stock modem bsnl in ma home. my friend connected to >>>LINKSYS router now linksys router and my modemcum router are linked i hope i give a clear picture of my connections in my attachment U guys MUST TAKE A LOOK TO UNDERSTAND PROPERLY why we are not equally sharing bandwidth IF any problems in understanding please quote i will respond immediately Please help solve our problem we get just 30 kbps from UL750 and tht to now its 30/2= 15 kbps WTF !!! this is a router to router connection so do i need to bridge ? or use pppoe OUR LAN SETUP.bmp Last edited by just4kix; 06-23-09 at 11:24 PM.

06-23-09, 11:33 PM	#9
just4kix Platinum Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Pune Posts: 8,899 Blog Entries: 6 Rep Power: 19	First of all, what you are doing is very illegal. But that is your business. Now coming back to your problem. Consider this. - Imagine that you have a water pipeline coming to your house - assume that you have two splits in this main pipe, one going to each of the bathrooms - assume that both taps can disburse the water at the same velocity/volume as that of the incoming pipeline Now if you open one tap, you will get water with the full speed. If you open the second tap at the same time, you will get water at half speed. Why? Because output cannot exceed input. In the same way, your ISP is providing you a speed of 32 KBps. You cannot exceed that. One connection means 32 KBps, two simultaneous means 16 KBps, three simultaneous means 11 KBps, and so on. HTH. __________________ * Never argue with an idiot * To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 10 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. \| To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 10 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. \| To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 10 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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06-23-09, 09:22 PM	#2
kirankumargb Guest Posts: n/a	Mate do what ever you want you will get 30/2 only you will never get 60 kBps. What ever you do, you will not get speed beyond your plan bandwidth

06-23-09, 09:23 PM	#3
deepmohan Platinum Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Chennai Posts: 806 Rep Power: 3	yar how many times you will open a thread having same contents...? at least you could have continued with the earlier thread you only opened.... http://www.indiabroadband.net/bsnl-b...-2-modems.html (how to share internet over the LAN of type 2 modems ?)

06-23-09, 09:24 PM	#4
kirankumargb Guest Posts: n/a	mohan his question is also which is not possible, will be locked soon

06-23-09, 09:26 PM	#5
deepmohan Platinum Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Chennai Posts: 806 Rep Power: 3	^^^^

06-23-09, 09:42 PM	#7
deepmohan Platinum Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Chennai Posts: 806 Rep Power: 3	my post didnt yield any results thats all right but you could have posted your picture attachment and the new query in your old post it self right.

06-23-09, 11:37 PM	#10
kirankumargb Guest Posts: n/a	wow very nice and cool reply by J4K

06-23-09, 11:41 PM	#11
mickey Senior Member & Mod Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Delhi Posts: 3,303 Blog Entries: 3 Rep Power: 8	i have another funda for this.. suppose you burn a flame, than another and you mix both, its not certain that the flame will increase in height..

06-24-09, 02:28 AM	#13
BSNL_Dumbest Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Posts: 25 Rep Power: 1	Thanx for the comments replies i liked it , mohan in earlier thread u said that it can be equally shared ? j4k explained kirchoff's current law in a nice manner lol

06-24-09, 09:37 AM	#15
kirankumargb Guest Posts: n/a	Come on yar just leave all this matter, You cannot get 30 kBps in each system with your line bandwidth of 30kBps thats all.

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