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harihsen · 08-11-09, 01:03 AM

hi everyone

iam using a bsnl 249 homeplan. currentely iam using bridge mode to get connected to bb. my friend told its a dial up connection not a bb and he told i will get charged extra for telephone bill exclusion of bb charges... is it true...he told need to use ppoe conn and need to configure router so it can directely conn to bb and i can avoid extra telephone charges.. is it true.. pls clarify..

deepmohan · 08-11-09, 01:11 AM

Your friend is wrong its not a dial-up connection.

In Bridge mode you are giving the username and password in your WAN MINIPORT(PPPoE) Dialer which connects to your modem/router and establish the connection, there is no extra charges for that.

Same way in PPPoE Mode that is always on in this we configure the modem/router to store your username and password in the modem itself and when we switch on it gets connected.

Hope it is clear.

In Dial-Up connection we need to provide a number to dial, right here there is no number so you are not making any calls so no charges.

essbebe · 08-11-09, 01:11 AM

FALSE information.
Whichever way you connect "Bridged" Dialer mode
or
Always On ' ppp/PPPoE mode , No telephone charges.
for Broadband usage.
Also in BB dialer there is no
Phone Box to enter telephone number !-

Luke Skywalker · 08-11-09, 01:13 AM

Of course no phone charges. In PPPoE you have to enter your username & password. You are ready to go.

08-11-09, 01:03 AM	#1
harihsen Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Posts: 1 Rep Power: 0	regarding bridge connection hi everyone iam using a bsnl 249 homeplan. currentely iam using bridge mode to get connected to bb. my friend told its a dial up connection not a bb and he told i will get charged extra for telephone bill exclusion of bb charges... is it true...he told need to use ppoe conn and need to configure router so it can directely conn to bb and i can avoid extra telephone charges.. is it true.. pls clarify..

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08-11-09, 01:11 AM	#2
deepmohan Platinum Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Chennai Posts: 809 Rep Power: 3	Your friend is wrong its not a dial-up connection. In Bridge mode you are giving the username and password in your WAN MINIPORT(PPPoE) Dialer which connects to your modem/router and establish the connection, there is no extra charges for that. Same way in PPPoE Mode that is always on in this we configure the modem/router to store your username and password in the modem itself and when we switch on it gets connected. Hope it is clear. In Dial-Up connection we need to provide a number to dial, right here there is no number so you are not making any calls so no charges.

08-11-09, 01:11 AM	#3
essbebe Platinum Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Chennai Posts: 4,246 Rep Power: 12	FALSE information. Whichever way you connect "Bridged" Dialer mode or Always On ' ppp/PPPoE mode , No telephone charges. for Broadband usage. Also in BB dialer there is no Phone Box to enter telephone number !-

08-11-09, 01:13 AM	#4
Luke Skywalker Jedi knight Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: IBF Age: 21 Posts: 1,816 Rep Power: 5	Of course no phone charges. In PPPoE you have to enter your username & password. You are ready to go.

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