Thread: how to restart modem at 2 to 8

Originally Posted by deepmohan

If you have successfully configured you modem in PPPoE mode then all the lights in modem will glow, now no need of dialer just open browser and do what you like. or keep testing.



In PPPoE mode if you switch on your modem you will be on internet.

thanx, yes i understand and its working in ppoe mode.
in ppoe mode the net is always on whenever the modem is switch on.
in bridge mode we have to dial a connection , i think this is the major differnce.

1)what is restart or reboot modem?

bcz i thinking tat restart is modem will be restarted ie all lights blinking off and again its stable. is it correct or dial and undial a connection which is correct?

2)i wiil shutdown my system and i go to sleep, before i fix the time to autopoower on and downloading schedule in idm. system will be shutdown , the modem only one is power on. is it correct one

help me yar pls rep ly me

Originally Posted by funnyguys

1)what is restart or reboot modem?

bcz i thinking tat restart is modem will be restarted ie all lights blinking off and again its stable. is it correct or dial and undial a connection which is correct?

Thats great you understood

Since modem is connected to internet in PPPoE mode we restart or reboot modem at 2.00 am so that a new internet connection session is started, in this process as you said all lights will go off except power and of course internet gets disconnected. when all lights become stable it reconnects to internet.

We are rebooting the modem just to disconnect and reconnect to internet at desired time.

So if your modem is configured in bridge mode you dont have to reboot modem sine you can connect and disconnect to internet through a dialer.

Originally Posted by funnyguys

2)i wiil shutdown my system and i go to sleep, before i fix the time to autopoower on and downloading schedule in idm. system will be shutdown , the modem only one is power on. is it correct one

Now the modem is in PPPoE mode or Bridge mode...

If in PPPoE mode then you will have to reboot your modem at 2.05am

Originally Posted by deepmohan

Thats great you understood

Since modem is connected to internet in PPPoE mode we restart or reboot modem at 2.00 am so that a new internet connection session is started, in this process as you said all lights will go off except power and of course internet gets disconnected. when all lights become stable it reconnects to internet.

We are rebooting the modem just to disconnect and reconnect to internet at desired time.

So if your modem is configured in bridge mode you dont have to reboot modem sine you can connect and disconnect to internet through a dialer.



Now the modem is in PPPoE mode or Bridge mode...

If in PPPoE mode then you will have to reboot your modem at 2.05am

thanx, iam in bridge mode.
another doubt is dilip says

Originally Posted by meetdilip

Forget everthing. Use your IDM to dial at 2.05 am and disconnect at 7.55 am. Again connect at 7.57 am.

1)y we should disconnect at 7:55 and y again connect at 7:57
2)whenever browsing or downloading sometimes the dsl link ie yellow light in modem will be restarting regularly whats the problem ?

Forget about reconnecting at 7.57 am. Need to do only if you want to continue browsing.

whenever browsing or downloading sometimes the dsl link ie yellow light in modem will be restarting regularly whats the problem ?

Originally Posted by funnyguys

whenever browsing or downloading sometimes the dsl link ie yellow light in modem will be restarting regularly whats the problem ?

Seems you are getting disconnection problem. post you SNR Margin (dB)
Attenuation (dB). values from you modem.

How to Find the same?

Go to 192.168.1.1

Select Device Info >> Statistics >> Statistics -- ADSL

SNR Margin (dB): 31.1 27.6
Attenuation (dB): 34.5 17.6

whats the problem its restarting yellow light

SNR Margin (dB): 31.1 27.6
Attenuation (dB): 34.5 17.6

whats the problem its restarting yellow light

Originally Posted by deepmohan

Seems you are getting disconnection problem. post you SNR Margin (dB)
Attenuation (dB). values from you modem.

How to Find the same?

Go to 192.168.1.1

Select Device Info >> Statistics >> Statistics -- ADSL

help me its always restarting yellow light ie dsl link

Originally Posted by deepmohan

Seems you are getting disconnection problem. post you SNR Margin (dB)
Attenuation (dB). values from you modem.

How to Find the same?

Go to 192.168.1.1

Select Device Info >> Statistics >> Statistics -- ADSL

help me its always restarting yellow light ie dsl link

SNR Margin (dB): 31.1 27.6
Attenuation (dB): 34.5 17.6

SNR is excellent but Attenuation is bit high might be a concern.

refer this for more info:

k then what should i do , the modem frequently restarting.its frustrating me pls help me

see this and confirm.
http://www.indiabroadband.net/bsnl-b...-software.html (did bsnl upgrade there software !)

Originally Posted by essbebe

see this and confirm.
http://www.indiabroadband.net/bsnl-b...-software.html (did bsnl upgrade there software !)

sorry not understanding, iam telling my dsl link regularly swithching of and switching on it causes disconnection, it is frustrating me.

sorry. read the thread title.
Assumed disconnections were between 2AM and 8 AM.
PARA TWO:
PROBLEM

iam telling my dsl link regularly swithching of and switching on

Change mod mode to GDMT.
uncheck adsl2+ if selected.

Originally Posted by deepmohan

SNR is excellent but Attenuation is bit high might be a concern.

refer this for more info:

what should i do, how to make modem perfect. it restarting frequently pls help me

Originally Posted by essbebe

sorry. read the thread title.
Assumed disconnections were between 2AM and 8 AM.
PARA TWO:
PROBLEM


Change mod mode to GDMT.
uncheck adsl2+ if selected.

can u make me clear, how to change this, iam tellign generally when browsing or downloading the dsl links always restarting and interupting the connection , can u tell how to make perfect

Go to modem page.

Select Advanced Setup >> DSL >> DSL Settings

You will find following Options:

Select the modulation below.
G.Dmt Enabled
G.lite Enabled
T1.413 Enabled
ADSL2 Enabled
AnnexL Enabled
ADSL2+ Enabled
AnnexM Enabled

Select the modulations in bold and unselect the one in normal text.

Originally Posted by deepmohan

Go to modem page.

Select Advanced Setup >> DSL >> DSL Settings

You will find following Options:

Select the modulation below.
G.Dmt Enabled
G.lite Enabled
T1.413 Enabled
ADSL2 Enabled
AnnexL Enabled
ADSL2+ Enabled
AnnexM Enabled

Select the modulations in bold and unselect the one in normal text.

i unticked the adsl2+enabled and annexm enable. what will do . whats the prob , y its restarting regularly

how to decrease line attenuation range

help me yaar how to decrease that attenuation range

When did thsi disconnection problem started, did it start after you did some testing configuration with modem ??

what testing configuration? how to decrease attenuation range

Originally Posted by funnyguys

what testing configuration? how to decrease attenuation range

Originally Posted by funnyguys

iam not understanding diff b/n bridgemode and pppoe mode, now iam in bridge mode, but i want to change to ppoe mode tell how to change it, bcz testing purpose.

I refereed to this post by you. testing ....???

Now how long are you facing this disconnection problem

long time same prob, not now. how to decrease attenuation range, is it possibel

Check the Wires

The leading-in cable (drop wire) from the junction box (DP box) to your house
should be as straight as possible, should be of a single length without any joints.
The wires should not be coiled anywhere and should be away from electrical lines. With these types of irregularities, i.e with joints or coiled or near power
cables, your phone might work fine but the DSL link may not hold and work
satisfactorily.

The SNR should be higher than 20 though anything above 10 is just enough. The Attenuation should be as low as possible. But if the attenuation starts going higher than 40 and SNR going down below 10, it is time to complain about the line condition to Helpline.