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Dear Justforkix,
one more question... when my ADSL used to connect to my desktop straight, the following IP's were used for the modem

IP: 192.168.1.41
Mask: 255.255.255.0
Gateway: 192.168.1.1

DNS: 61.1.96.69
DNS2: 61.1.96.71

these have not been put into the router config or anything. And I notice that everytime the power blows, once the router re-connects I am not able to access the internet, till I take my laptop (which is using the above IP's for LAN settings), connect my laptop to the ethernet coming out of the ADSL modem, and then once the connection is working on the laptop, connect the ethernet cable back into the assigned 'internet' port of the linksys router.

I have a feeling the loss of connectivity is because the DNS's are not in the router config... what shud I do about this? please let me know, thanks

ok I also just checked... PVC-0 has gone red when I log into the modem...

I dont know what exactly is causing this...

more bad news, the entire set up has totally stopped working...

PVC-0 as I said has gone red, there is a CRC error on the upstream of 2239, and some 8 on the downstream...

I have no idea what is causing this since nothing has changed since yesterday

one power cut came, i just restarted the modems and it was working fine, after the second one I've restarted and nothing has happened.

also on checking the router, the default gateway has gone back 0.0.0.0

justforkix, would really appreciate your help, thanks

hi

i have a wa3002 g1 router connected to broadband and i am able to connect my desktop (winXP,LAN) and my laptop (vista,wireless) simultaneously .
I am also able to see my PC i.e my laptop is able to identify my PC , as the it is a router , but i am not able to interconnect or access one from the other ,
when i try to access , vista gives me an error that its not able to access my Pc and the problem is ith my ISP .

can any one give me any info about bringing a wired and wireless devices using a wa3002 router . i have tried every option available in the router


just4kix your document was enlighting but could not serve my requirment , any suggestions as this will solve my multiple data storage problems.

Your settings could have been lost or corrupted. You could start over by reseting both the devices.

Add both machines to a workgroup. After that you would be able to see both machines in "my network places".

the DNS entries dont need to be put anywhere tho?

DNS entries are optional. If you donot put them anywhere, they will default to those provided by BSNL. Else you can use OpenDNS settings - which are much better that BSNL's DNS.

p/s This four weeks, I am in USA. I am getting rocking speeds. Man, I am green with envy/jealousy.

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hi ,

i tried the one you said ,
i have given the WORK GROUP as WORKGROUP for both the systems and as i said i can view both the systems in the other PC but when i double click on the icon , it tries to conect to the system and says 192.168.1.33 is not available

hi,

My subscriber has opted for a static IP which was provided by BSNL as he wanted it for his office network and now he wants me to configure it.
How can i configure the Static IP in the UT300r2u modem and how is that useful in a network