Thread: Increase Speed of BSNL Broadband connection

So finally is it possible or not to increasse the speeed?? In vista

Originally Posted by Mr.Tooth Fairy

So finally is it possible or not to increasse the speeed?? In vista

The speed of the connection is set on the exchange. And it is independent of the OS being used. U might experience surges in speed when they are tinkering with the machinery

i have bsnl broad band 750ul and i have problem of downloading i just get speed of 29.kbps now wat want to say that give me ip adress subnet mask defualt gate way and dns adress .and give me more tricks to speed up .thanks 4 ur nice service

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Originally Posted by sharukh_lovesu

i have bsnl broad band 750ul and i have problem of downloading i just get speed of 29.kbps now wat want to say that give me ip adress subnet mask defualt gate way and dns adress .and give me more tricks to speed up .thanks 4 ur nice service

Dude...the speed of 25~30 KB/s on HomeUL 750 is very reasonable. I am getting the same speeds since a year.

Home 250 and 500 plans have better speeds.

Their Advertised Speed is 256 Kbps, Divide it by 8 (1 Byte = 8 Bits)...So 32KB/s is maximum download speeds you can get. yours 29KB/s is fair then...


Sadly thats the reality in india.:thumbdown:

My sis gets 29 MB/s speeds in new york

This tips is really workingggggggggggggggg.



again Thanks brother

am using Cfos-speed to increase my speed..
lets see.. i think its working pretty good..
i make the calculations and post here..
anybody uses Cfos??

I am getting 17-18 kbps download speed with BSNL unlimited 750 plus plan. My operating system is Windows Vista Home Basic.

I read settings you provided but please help me with step by step instruction, if you can. My e-mail is shashisharma33@yahoo.com.

Do I need to change settings you provided of my network adapter (mine is Realtek RTK8139/810x family fast ethernet NIC), or of my Broadband connection.

Please help me step by step.

Thanks in advance.

Shashi Sharma

Kindly edit/remove your email address from ur post... Else u'll get loads of spam mails... People can PM you on this forum if they want or will reply here...

changing the DNS servers will not increase speed of the internet. It will only decrease the time it takes to resolve the name of the website you have entered in the address bar. the page starts downloading after that. so the speed remains the same. only u have to wait a little less for the page to start loading.

please guys...don't spread wrong information. technically speaking, the speed is not increased. if ur previous speed was 30kBps then now also it will remain the same.

But yes...you will definitely have to wait a little less for the overall time it takes to load the page due to faster name resolving.

yeah it does work. i can feel it while using my broadband.

kindly suggest me a software which gives reliable & decent speed test

29 Mbps... :O :whistling::sailor::45:
Not even in my dreams, or BSNL guys dreams or any other ISP's dreams its gonno be possible for HOME users like me for the next 5 years..
I don't even wanna pray...

Originally Posted by bhvm

Dude...the speed of 25~30 KB/s on HomeUL 750 is very reasonable. I am getting the same speeds since a year.

Home 250 and 500 plans have better speeds.

Their Advertised Speed is 256 Kbps, Divide it by 8 (1 Byte = 8 Bits)...So 32KB/s is maximum download speeds you can get. yours 29KB/s is fair then...


Sadly thats the reality in india.:thumbdown:

My sis gets 29 MB/s speeds in new york

Originally Posted by grhitesh

29 Mbps... :O :whistling::sailor::45:
Not even in my dreams, or BSNL guys dreams or any other ISP's dreams its gonno be possible for HOME users like me for the next 5 years..
I don't even wanna pray...

you damm right bro

tankq it seemes to working good

I have bsnl broadband unlimited plan,my download speed was 30kB/s.according to u i hv changed DNS server address but download speed remains same.i want greater download speed.pls help me...........

You are right
Even I tried it by changing DNS in router
But it's not working

to Increase the Speed of BSNL Broadband connection, you had advised to edit TCP/IP settings in network connection profile... but, i don't know how to go to network connection profile.. can you help me..

Will try it out soon and tell...

how

Originally Posted by gogaurav

am using Cfos-speed to increase my speed..
lets see.. i think its working pretty good..
i make the calculations and post here..
anybody uses Cfos??

I also use cFosSpeed......
When i tested my speed on speedtest.net without using this tool it showed arout 0.56mbps (megabits), but when i used this tool i'm getting rated speed of isp i.e. 1mbps (actually 1.01 mbps)

I think the duty of dns servers is only to convert address of any website from text to numbers. Ex.
Yahoo! = 209.131.36.159
Google = 74.125.127.100
It is like showing proper address to your browser. Nothing else. Therefore dns servers got nothing to do with the speed. Ofcourse good dns servers may help one for browsing internet but not for downloading or uploading.
Downloading or uploading depend on your ISP, Plan, Phone line, The site from where you are downloading, your PC , settings and many more things.Secondly the speed is different at different times.

Originally Posted by vijaykhairnar

I think the duty of dns servers is only to convert address of any web cite from text to numbers. Ex.
Yahoo! = 209.131.36.159
Google = 74.125.127.100
It is like showing proper address to your browser. Nothing else. Therefore dns servers got nothing to do with the speed. Ofcourse good dns servers may help one for browsing internet but not for downloading or uploading.
Downloading or uploading depend on your ISP, Plan, Phone line, The cite from where you are downloading, your PC , settings and many more things.

I agree with you.

:rockon:

Originally Posted by Admin

Setting DNS For Your Connection
One of the major problems with BSNL Dataone Broadband connection is the DNS servers they provide by default. Most of the time they are very slow and sometimes they fail to respond. I noticed that I am starting to spend a significant amount of time in DNS resolution with Dataone connection, often it is larger than the time it takes to actually get the reponse. Here is a simple solution to significantly speed up your DNS resolution.

Open up the network connection profile and edit TCP/IP settings. In the DNS server address fields, specify the following DNS server addresses: 208.67.222.222 and 208.67.220.220
Disconnect the connection and then connect again. You are done.

This specifies third party DNS servers which are significantly faster than BSNL Dataone’s DNS servers.

Wow!! This really works!! Thanks mate!unk:unk:

People,dont be silly! Your downloading speed will remain according to the plan you have selected!
In my case,sometimes it was taking too long to get connected to a website.(sorry,i dont know how to explain it...)after i was connected,i got speed(eg-when i type 'youtube',sometimes it takes too long for the page to load...but after changing the DNS server,this problem has gone!!)

Open DNS has a definite edge over BSNL DNS. It makes page loading faster. DNS is like a door which is easy to open. How fast your run (Download /upload) is not related to DNS.

^ adding to what Dilip said: It's basically a lock which opens up a lot easier than BSNL DNS.

Originally Posted by meetdilip

Open DNS has a definite edge over BSNL DNS. It makes page loading faster. DNS is like a door which is easy to open. How fast your run (Download /upload) is not related to DNS.

Yes..... you are right...