Thread: Internet LED goes OFF on my new Digisol(Dlink) Router

i got a new broadband connection and new DIGISOL WIFI Router from D-link.. i got a strange problem with my Router.. when i put my Router ON.. the Internet LED on the Router Turns On n i can browse normally on my Laptop.. but da problem is dat after couple of minutes it goes OFF.. n i get disconnected.. but it comes ON when i continuously press my Phone Button(Button Beneath Receiver). and goes OFF again, i tried doing the following:-
1). Resetting my Router.
2). Checked the Phone.
3). Checked the Line.

Please somebody help me with da issue..

whats your ADSL status?

how do i check it.. im new in this..

access your modem to do this .. type 192.168.1.1 in your browser and put username and password of your modem, you will see different status .. just make a screnshot and show it

Make sure all connections come after splitter. Follow this diagram




Bypass the splitter, connect the line directly to the modem and check.

DIGISOL WIFI Router from D-link..
seems this wifi router is not manufactured by D'link.
( An Indian company from Pune ??)

Any Installation cd supplied ?
Mention the model/make/number of the unit.
DIGISOL wireless broadband router DG-BR4000N????

check the model here.
http://www.findprice.co.in/buy-onlin...oadband-Router
2.
Also whether you are using any adsl modem supplied by BSNL or your own ? Give details as above.
3.
Follow diagram given by @meetdilip
or check this picture.

http://www.calcutta.bsnl.co.in/datao...all/drg04.html

4. Confirm internet connection is normal without adding the WIFI router.

Feedback

first of all Thanks a lot ANUPAM for the valuable information.. I checked The ADSL Status its working fine.. I tried changing ATM PVC Configuration from UBR with PCR to UBR without PCR and selecting (Keep alive) in PPP Username and Password ill load the snapshot shortly BUT STILL SAME PROBLEM, secondly My Connections is after Splitter as shown by u dilip.. and i purchased DIGISOL router separately coz BSNL Modems are out of stock..

frendz are there any setting to keep my Internet Connection alive.. please help me im fed up.

use the modem in Bridge mode and authenticate using windows network tool and check now

@ppnaik45

[quote ]frendz are there any setting to keep my Internet Connection alive.. please help me im fed up.[/quote ]
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frendz are there any setting to keep my Internet Connection alive.. please help me im fed up

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Answer my queries. one by one. or item wise.
Example ;

Also whether you are using any adsl modem supplied by BSNL or your own ? Give details as above.

Your reply should be
My Bsnl supplied adsl modem is ______________
and /checked /not listed in your signature links given in your post

you can use the modem in bridge mode instead of PppE mode,

it may rectify your problem

i am using Dlink Modem

guys im using DIGISOL DG-BG4011N Router

mode of connection?

is it PPPoE

or Bridge?

confirm you have a BSNL ADSL modem to use with Digisol wifi router.
Absolutely No information in the web about this model.
listed for sale in Male !

guys im using DIGISOL DG-BG4011N Router

[ATTACH]ADSL STATUS 2.JPG[/ATTACH]

as requested i have uploaded the ADSL Status.. is ne thing wrong with it guys????

your downstream line rate is VERY SLOW, can u show statistics and the SNR margin with line attenuation ?

Statistics 1.JPG

Statistics 2.JPG

here's da statistic ANUPAM

your attenuation in the downstream is the culprit of frequent DC, about 50 decibel of signals are attenuated , so the Signal to noise ration is very low, it must be above 15 to get steady ADSL line

hang up your telephone set and check whether the dial tone is with noise or its clear,

ask line man to clear the noise and make a complaint with a note " Noisy line"

Genius ANUPAM u r right... i can hear disturbance from my phone.. so after sorting wat u said... will it be done? or i have to change the modem..?

50 decibel of signals are attenuated , so the Signal to noise ration is very low Can u please elaborate.. this

there is no problem in the modem, fault is in the phone line , u dnt need to do anything in the modem

actually the packets are sent over some tones through the line and this is called signal , when there is noise in the line the signals doenst receive in the target point which is the telephone exchange , this phenomenon of reducing signal while propagating through a wire is called attenuation , its like resistance ,

SNR ( signal to noise ratio) is a factor of signal divided by noise , so if its high means there is good signal strenght ...

whats the approx. downstream of SNR margin and attenuation be? so that i can check it when i get the line checked.. and thanks 1's again Anupam for such valuable information..

from my various experiment and experiences i can say that minimun 12 of SNR is required for steady DSL ,

higher values will give good attainable rate and line rate , even a fraction of SNR rise makes the line steady , so try , good luck ...

Try GDMT
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