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nothing really to be done in the modem.. just enable windows xp file sharing How to configure file sharing in Windows XP
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Hope this video also will help.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YLFD-UhozV
Originally Posted by ozdesi
thanx for this article but when i setup the Always Online Connection
by this way then it blocks all of my ports. I cant even unblock them even by disabling router's firewall.
Whereas when i setup a dialup connection, all my ports are forwarded and the result is better download speed on utorrent...
am using UTSTARCOM WA 3002G4 router
with windows Vista Home Premium
please help
^^ Use either PortForward.com - Free Help Setting up Your Router or Firewall or PortForward.com - Free Help Setting up Your Router or Firewall to configure port forwarding for the desired application (utorrent in your case).
Optimum setting for WA3002g4 was able to set up always on connection with this modem. With this method I do not need to dial the connection every time I boot the PC.
Mind you , this was done on a Desktop with an Ethernet connection to WA3002G4. I am yet to test this with a Wireless Laptop although I have enabled and encrypted WAN. I "think" this should be a multiuser setup.
Here is what I have done.
Go into modem setup from browser (192.168.1.1, admin/admin)
Click Advanced Setup> WAN Setup
Click "Edit" on First Row showing 0/35 under VPI/VCI column.
Uner ATM PVC Configuration
VPI: [0-255]=35
VCI: [1-65535]=35
Enable VLAN Tagging = do not select
Service Category: = UBR without PCR
click next
Select "PPP over Ethernet (PPPoE)" and Encapsulation Mode = "LLC/SNAP-Bridging"
Click Next
Under PPP Username and Password
PPP Username: = <Your Dataonne UserName>
PPP Password: = <Your Dataone Password>
PPPoE Service Name: = Leave this Blank
Authentication Method: = Auto
Do not select anything else on this page.
Enable NAT = yes
Enable Firewall =yes
Enable IGMP Multicast = yes
Enable WAN Service = yes
Service Name =pppoe_0_35_1 (or anything else)
Click next
Now "WAN Setup - Summary" should look like this
VPI / VCI: 0 / 35
Connection Type: PPPoE
Service Name: pppoe_0_35_1
Service Category: UBR
IP Address: Automatically Assigned
Service State: Enabled
NAT: Enabled
Firewall: Enabled
IGMP Multicast: Enabled
Quality Of Service: Disabled
Click "Save".
Click "Save and Reboot" on next page
PLEASE let me know what should be the value of VPI should it be zero(0) or thirtyfive(35).
Offlate, Wireless is getting disconnected often, find the wireless setting attached, do let me know what is the optimum setting for wireless, or everyone is facing frequency disconnect in BSNL wireless
VPI is 0 and VCI is 35
hi Thanks, for the clarification on vpi / vci settings.
essbebe - is there any frequency disconnect happening in BSNL nowadays, wireless configured in my laptop is getting disconnected (along with the DSL LED in router) .
I'm unable to post the wireless router setting(<15 msg), can some1 share the optimum setting for wireless interface in the router
@crazyme
http://i19.tinypic.com/6kqygzt.jpg
Enable only GDMT T413 glite and bitswap
Uncheck rest and please try.
ADSL2+ fast line speed sometimes not suitable.
If you loose connection check/select adsl2 also.
DSL settings page should be similar in WA3002-G4
Recheck in Statistics ADSL page
SNR attn line speed.
References :
1.http://www.indiabroadband.net/bsnl-b...-wa3002g4.html (Configuring UTSTARCOM WA3002G4)
2.http://www.chennai.bsnl.co.in/BBS/WA3002G4.htm
for wireless settings with screen shots
3.Full manual. See Flash pages too.
http://www.mp.bsnl.co.in/bb/wa3002g4/wa3002g4.htm#yes
Last edited by essbebe; 01-26-09 at 08:58 AM.
As stated by essbebe, enable G.DMT and keep a close lookout for disconnections. G.DMT brings forth marginal improvement in the SNR and hence helps in maintaining a stable connection with the exchange.
more on VPI ,VCI
we use it as 0 and 35 because as it is define for data transfer and WE DEFINE THE SAME THING IN THE DSLAM TO THAT data transfer can take place for other services we use different vpi and vci and tell me which vpi and vci are using for other services.
^^ Checkout http://www.indiabroadband.net/airtel...t-vpi-vci.html (Want to VPI & VCI) for Airtel's VPI/VCI values.
Hi Ozdesi,
Thank you very much for your help, my problem got resolved with your post.
Thanks n regards,
Prakash
hye friends, I am using UTSTARCOM WA3002G4 modem on my bsnl bb 500 combo plan. I connect to internet through pppoe mode. But sometimes when my wireless laptop is connected to the modem, I can't surf. My browser says "page can't be displayed". There is no activity on the internet on my computer(windows xp professional). When i try to diagnose the modem, i find it ok. Hence i always have to restart my modem and after 1 or 2 minutes everything gets ok. Please help me........
U mean to say u have another PC connected to the modem and that PC works fine while the laptop stops working?
sorry for the confusion, but only one machine is connected to the modem and that is my laptop. The problem lies with this laptop
Does the laptop loose connectivity with the wifi router? Or is it just that the router stops responding? If it is the latter, please verify whether the router is over heating. BSNL modems are known to start acting up once they get heated up.
Does the ADSL link light on the modem start blinking when u see the page cannot be displayed error message?
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The laptop does not loose connectivity with the router. I think it is just the router which stops responding.
I don't think the router heats up. I have used it for a very long duration without any problem in the past.
ADSL link light remains steady when my browser is unable to get any page from internet.
Ok a final query. Have u tried using the connection in bridged mode, the mode in which we need to dial the connection to get activated. Please verify whether the same disconnection problem occurs then also. If the same happens then also, then u need to get the modem checked/replaced by BSNL.
U can also try changing the DNS server settings to 208.67.222.222, 208.67.220.200
1. See in the modem/router under Management
any option client TR-069 available.
Disable it.
1a. Also post From Statistics ADSL
SNR/ATTN/Linespeed /mod selected.
2. When you cannot surf press CTRL/ALT/DEL
combination and check the application/s not responding
and the CPU usage.
3. Please see Post 83 for manuals etc.
4. Which are the browser/s you use ?
I have been using my modem in bridge connection mode last year. But I was getting annoyed with this mode because sometimes i was not able to connect to the Bsnl broadband. Regarding this problem, I had put a query in the thread named "wan-miniport-displayed-too-long". Getting frustrated with this problem, i switch to the PPPOE mode. But still i am helpless.
I will definitely change the DNS server settings as u have mentioned, but what is the logic behind doing so.
DNS server helps in speedy resolution of the websites and hence enhances the browsing speed. Maybe the timeouts which u are getting is because of faulty DNS servers of BSNL. So i suggested switching the DNS to OpenDNS.
Whether should I change the OpenDNS settings in my laptop (xp o/s tcp/ip settings) or in the router configuration settings?
If u are using bridge configuration, then u should enter the dns settings in the tcp/ip properties of connection (which u double click to establish the connection)
In pppoe mode, enter the settings in the tcp/ip properties of the lan card and the router.
I have changed to the opendns settings as you have suggested. There was a temporary relief but after one or two hours, the problem appeared again. I was not able to access any page from the internet. I diagnosed my router settings and it was as shown below in "modem test1".
Getting fed up, I rebooted my router and things were normal again. I diagnosed my router again and this time the result was as shown below in "test 2":
But i know the result is temporary. Please suggest me to tackle this problem.
From the two screenshots one can find that the primary ping to the DNS is being blocked in the first case and it is allowed in the second case. Hence u were facing no problems with the connection then.
Have u tried disabling the integrated firewall of the router?
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