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rahul19ie

Hi to all

i have BSNL 750 UL home plan
which is in my new home where i recently shifted

and.....in my earlier home i have home plan 250 still activated


i really need access to my BSNL 750 plan from this earlier home too


please please help

meetdilip

It is not possible. The line may be port binded. You can try accessing your id and password from the Home 250 connection. If it is not port binded, you can access it.

rahul19ie

Hi dilip

many many thanks for so... valuable reply

do the changing in password inside modem/router help?

meetdilip

You can connect in Bridge mode so that you can change the password with ease. Even if you change the password inside router, you wont be able to access the other connection if there is port binding in place.

rahul19ie

Thank u so much dilip

i'll give it a try :finger crossed:

hey....by the way.....i have a nice fun Game for u

posted just now Here in This Game Thread (I am playing...)

many many THANKS for the reply

meetdilip

Always Welcome

Thanks for the game.

rahul19ie

Thanks and please mention ur rating to this game
THANKS

meetdilip

Ok ......................

rahul19ie

yaaaa.....it's just a Fun Game as i mentioned




so then....... i'll try the Bridge mode hopefully

then will be back tomorrow

and of course......so many thanks for the replies

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Hi agian

i searched the "Broadband How To" section
but just....coudn't able to find "how to bridge"
please please help

meetdilip

In the WAN setting of your modem, there will be an option to choose from Bridge or PPPoE mode. In that simply select bridge mode. You can save the trouble by directly changing the password in the router itself.

rahul19ie

many many thanks for reply dilip

this is so....important to me.....

here in my ealier home, i'm always getting
well over 80 kbps downloading file speed.....very happily
and many times it is incredibly high like 160 kbps
and that's for 250 home plan


amazingly on the contrary side ,
in my new home with 750 UL plan ,
getting average speed 15 kpbs
& i read in this forum ...that it'll not be exceed more than 32 kbps for 750 UL plan


as i really need this super high speed connection with 250 plan



1. Will this "bridge mode" give enough speed like 50 kbbps

and

2. is it like dial-up where telephone line engaged & thereby calls charged


please..... Help

meetdilip

Bridge mode is similar to PPPoE mode. You cannot get anything more than you get in PPPoE mode (32 KBps). But in Bridge mode we input ID and password. Only benefit is that we can change the password without accessing the modem.

Please consider a plan change to Home 500, 500C or 500 C+. They give good speed and have night unlimited.

rahul19ie

very nice of you .....Thanks for reply dilip


then i'll try this.....

here having an older modem Huawei WA 1003A

& after going to 192.168.1. 1

i'm getting something very different.....& just don't know how to proceed

here is the images

Home page:



then after clicking on setup :




then under WAN Setup , by clicking on "New connection"
got this:




then clicking back to "WAN setup" page
& then going to "Modem Setup" under "WAN setup"
got this :


now where to go yaar

meetdilip

In the 3rd screen shot, under type, select Bridged instead of PPPoE from the drop down menu.

rahul19ie

yaaa......i will.....

and what about the Box there for "username & password"

meetdilip

Once you select Bridged, those box will fade. If not, enter your username and password.

Your use is like user name in username@bsnl.in. Password in normally password. Instead of creating a new connection try to modify the existing connection as Bridged.

rahul19ie

yaaa....i'm going for this then....thanks

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in WAN setup,after clicking New connection
and then by selecting Bridge Type

got this :





so...then....

do i put here "username of 750 UL plan" in the "Name Box"
and then what about other values....
bit confusing yaar

please help....

just4kix

Search for any modem guide (refer the sticky post in the "BB How to" section). This should tell you how to setup the modem in bridge mode.

On the main topic:

a) I think that all exchanges in Pune have implemented port binding
b) Port binding in simple terms means that the BB./internet connection is tied to your landline number
c) Since you have two homes, you cannot alternate between the two BB connections.

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rahul19ie

so many thanks for reply mate




so......do this bridging help to connect through my 750 plan
can i have a try please

just4kix

I am pretty confident that you will not be able to access the one BB connection from other place and vice versa.

Bridge or PPPoE is just a method of connection. Read this:

Basic Broadband Guide