Thread: Using multicomputers with Terracom Non WiFi Modem

I am using BSNL broadband Terracom non WiFi modem, with 4 Ethernet ports. Please suggest how to access the internet from 2 computers.As suugested by others, I am not getting the option to configure the PPOe settings.The details are as below,using the IP 192.168.1.1/admin/admin:

Internet connection config
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VPI/VCI : 0/35
Category : UBR
Protocol : RFC2684-Bridged, LlcBridged
NAT : Off
WAN IP Add: -------

When connected using user ID and password
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Model : T1-B-DSL699E9.4U6-5
DSL Status: Connected
Standard: G.Dmt

Protocol : RFC2684-Bridged, LlcBridged

error: change to PPP over ethernet (PPPoE)

Yes, I had tried the PPP over Ethernet (PPPoE) option,next page they are asking additional data as provided by service provider?? no data provided by BSNL.
I am using windows7 and also XP in other drive.
On the BSNL site they have explained,how to connect multi computers,but for that I need another switch between the modem and the other PCs.Please advise.

https://docs.google.com/present/view...njx_14fhxf7xcf

see page 5.

Dear essbebe, my Terracom modem is non wireless, T1.The above site shows wireless connection.

Model : T1-B-DSL699E9.4U6-5

Step by step
http://www.calcutta.bsnl.co.in/dataoneinstall/mu11.html
Instruction No 12 needs a switch.

SCREEN SHOTS
https://docs.google.com/present/view...njx_14fhxf7xcf
Ignore the wifi pages > confirm other menu pages are same.

Para two:
Now are you gettting connected automatically to one computer?
Lan1 to computer 1: OK?
Lan2 to computer 2 : Not working ?

TESTING :
Both computers: START\
Network LAN properties
network settings page.
High light tcp/ip box
properties
Select Obtain Ip adddress automatically.
select DNS existing or as above.
Apply Save:
result
Computer 1 ____________

Computer 2_________________

HINT
select DHCP server in menu page and give a range say 192.168.1.3 to 192.168.1.10 and try.

Yes I connect everytime using my user ID and password, not automatically ON.My non wifi Modem has 4 Ethernet ports(RJ45).If I select a new Internet configuration,with the above values and select PPPoE.I do not know the vales for the various fields.will try the DHCP server advice and see.

@shantanu

Yes I connect everytime using my user ID and password, not automatically ON

so what you want to do ?

Dear essbebe, my Terracom modem is non wireless, T1.The above site shows wireless connection.

My non wifi Modem has 4 Ethernet ports(RJ45)

You are only emphasising this !

.If I select a new Internet configuration,with the above values and select PPPoE
I do not know the values for the various fields.

Did you really see the screen shots in the link given ? ?
or the Calcutta link ( sorry Kolkata now . web site address remains Calcutta)

will try the DHCP server advice and see.

OK.

I was all along trying to edit the data on the Modems internet configuration page to PPPoE, but was unable.I was working in Windows7,then I logged in Windows XP in my other drive and finally the correct page came up.I have now changed the setting to PPPoE Bridged and am able to connect 2 computers simutaneously.Thanks for all the trouble.Luckily I had XP also.

Congrats. rep+24 points pending.
We like users who solve the problem raised,themselves
and more so when the solution is most bizaare!
Win7 is faulty but XP is Ok !

I have now changed the setting to PPPoE Bridged and am able to connect 2 computers simutaneously

can you post the screenshot of the modem page with above settting ?
or the box selected in screen shot shown in Post No 2?

I am attaching the screen shot JPEG file. could not post a screen shot directly on the reply page.

confirmed the box you have selected is PPPoE 3rd from top
and not the others.. ( screenshot Post No 2)
Confirmed: you had entered your userID/PW in the modem settings page. ( computer 1 connects automatically to Internet)
Confirmed: you had enabled DHCP.

Para two:
Windows 7.
Disable or delete WAnminiport connection and try again.

to insert picture
http://www.indiabroadband.net/comput...tml#post315289 (Monitor Screen Shot)