Thread: Internet disconnecting after 1min continously!

Hello,
I have BSNL 500c+ plan and i'm using UT300R2U (type 1) in bridge mode and Linksys WRT54G2 router in PPPoE mode with DHCP enabled in the router.The problem after i installed the router is that the conection goes off every minute and then reconnects.This is happening on my desktop RJ45 connected PC.If i'm using utorrent,the connection works for a minute and then goes off for 20-30 seconds and comes on. This problem keeps happening and when i removed the linksys router and used UT300R2U it works correctly! Is there any solution to this?
Thank you.Any help will be deeply appreciated.

Originally Posted by ugottabekiddin

Hello,
I have BSNL 500c+ plan and i'm using UT300R2U (type 1) in bridge mode and Linksys WRT54G2 router in PPPoE mode with DHCP enabled in the router.The problem after i installed the router is that the conection goes off every minute and then reconnects.This is happening on my desktop RJ45 connected PC.If i'm using utorrent,the connection works for a minute and then goes off for 20-30 seconds and comes on. This problem keeps happening and when i removed the linksys router and used UT300R2U it works correctly! Is there any solution to this?
Thank you.Any help will be deeply appreciated.

Make sure there are no phones connected before the splitter and its good if your phone wire is taken separately rather than keeping it with the electrical wires.the other reason may be of bsnl's server it always has some or the other problem.
check your SNR(sound over noise ratio) margin and line attenuation values by logging in your modem configuration page.(type your ip address in your ie or firefox address bar ).then check the status of your broadband line.please put a screenshot of your Snr and line attenuation values here.so that i could tell you the reason.
Ask the line man to rectify the errors that cause this problem.it also helps to an extend.

is the modem in bridge mode? i.e. your linksys router dials the connection then check the rj-45 cable that connects your router and modem