Procedure for Setting Dataone ADSL Modems (Type I to IV) TYPE-I Modem Configuration
Open Internet Explorer in the Address bar type the URL http://192.168.1.1
You will be propted for Username and Password.
Username: admin
Password: admin
Click on Home
Click on WAN setting
Your WAN Setting should be as follows:
PVC No.: PVC0
Wan type: PPP
Connection Type : PPPoE
VPI / VCI : 0/35
Default Route : Enabled
Username: yourusername@dataone
Password: yourpassword
Use DNS : Enabled
Click on Apply.
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You will be asked to save and reboot.
Select Yes
Once your modem is rebooted , the summary page will be displayed .
The "Green" status of PVC0 indicated that you are now connected.
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Type-II Modem Configuration
Open Internet Explorer in the Address bar type the URL http://192.168.1.1
You will be prompted for Username and Password.
Username: admin
Password: admin
Click on Log In
Click on Setup
Click on PVC0
Select Name: PVC0
The PPP settings and PVC settings should be as follows.
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Click on Apply
Click on Status
Click on Conncetion Status which will show whether you have been connected or not.
If the status show "Not Connected " Please verify whether you have entered your username and Password correctly.
Else call ur Local BSNL Office
Type III Modem Configuration
Open Internet Explorer in the Address bar type the URL http://192.168.1.1
You will be propted for Username and Password.
Username: admin
Password: admin
Click on Basic
Click on Connections
Highlight PVC0 and click on Delete.
Click OK
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Click on New
Wan Type: PPPoE
VPI / VCI : 0/35
Encapsulation : LLC
Default Route: Enabled
Username: yourusername@dataone
Password: Yourpassword
Use DNS : Enabled
Click on Apply
Click on Save All
You will be asked to save and reboot
Click on OK.
Type-IV Modem Configuration
Open Internet Explorer in the Address bar type the URL http://192.168.1.1
You will be propted for Username and Password.
Username: admin
Password: admin
Click on Basic
Click on Connections
Highlight PVC0 and click on Delete.
CLICK ok
Click on New
Wan Type: PPPoE
VPI / VCI : 0/35
Encapsulation : LLC
Default Route: Enabled
Username: yourusername@dataone
Password: Yourpassword
Use DNS : Enabled
Click on Apply
Click on Save All
You will be asked to save and reboot
Click on OK.
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Click on DHCP
Select DHCP Server and Click on Apply
Click on Address Pools , Enter the desired End Address and Click on Apply.
For Wireless configuration
Click on WLAN
Select WEP method as WEP.
Enter WEP key 1 (Please note down this key as you will require it when you need to go online using wireless connectivity).
Click on Apply
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Open Internet Explorer and in the Address Bar http://192.168.1.1
Enter User Name : admin
Password: admin
Click OK
You will get the web management window as below
Click on Advanced
Click on ATM / VCC
You will See the list of PVC0 - PVC7 as below
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Click on Note of PVC3
Change VPI / VCI from 3/35 to 0/45
Click on Apply
Click OK to save configuration and reboot .
Click on note of PVC1
Change the Virtual circuit from Disabled to Enabled
Click on Apply
Click on OK to save and reboot configuration.
Click on note of PVC0 change :
VPI / VCI to 0/35
Virtual Circuit : Enabled
WAN Settings : PPPoE/PPPoA
Username : yourusername@dataone
Password: yourpassword
Click on Apply
Your PVC list will now look as below.
Click on Tools
Click on System
Click on Save and Reboot
Click OK to save and restart.
After your modem is restarted Click on Status and check the status of PVC0 and check if it is Connected.
If "Not Connected " Check if you have entered USername and Password Correctly.
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Kudos to you Logik!
excellent work logik but.......................... something i want to tell you that not all type iv modems are of HUAWEI like mine is siemens sl2_141(type iv) and you have not listed the configuration needed in the windows network connection that is also important, without it you cannot access the web
but again great job,keep it up
thanks
excellent work logik but.......................... something i want to tell you that not all type iv modems are of HUAWEI like mine is siemens sl2_141(type iv) and you have not listed the configuration needed in the windows network connection that is also important, without it you cannot access the web
but again great job,keep it up
thanksexcellent work logik but.......................... something i want to tell you that not all type iv modems are of HUAWEI like mine is siemens sl2_141(type iv) and you have not listed the configuration needed in the windows network connection that is also important, without it you cannot access the web
but again great job,keep it up
thanks
Yups i recorded urs point..........if u post Simens setup in here it will be gr8.
why i posted all this coz max ppl prefer modem from BSNL.
Well let me ask u one thing, y u post all ur comments in BOLD@ Player....jus asking
hello logicOriginally Posted by Logik
Yups i recorded urs point..........if u post Simens setup in here it will be gr8.
why i posted all this coz max ppl prefer modem from BSNL.
Well let me ask u one thing, y u post all ur comments in BOLD
i have given the screenshots to just4kix he will update his guide soon and let me tell you something the modem siemens sl2_141 is supplied by bsnl not from any other vendor
thats a tricky question well ........................................it is my style!!!!!!!!!
boo hoo...........when i got my internet connection that time BSNL was facing a national shortage (twas the term BSNL ppl were using that time) for ADSL Router Modem........coz that time Huwai was the only modem BSNL providing........so i thought i an government company BSNL will not progress beyond Huwai.....lol.........but its good to know that they are progressing.......
PS : in that shortage period of modem they gave me the "DareGlobal DB 108 ADSL" which is a china made........its the worst thing i have ever seen (but still working for me with some probs).......i will also update the DB108 setup procedure after i get some spare time
Those are really good.
And can you post the same for UTStarcom UT300R2 modem.
http://www.indiabroadband.net/bsnl-b...er-wrt54g.html (Setup of ADSL Modem/Router UT-300R2U with Linksys Wireless Router WRT54G)Those are really good.
And can you post the same for UTStarcom UT300R2 modem.
this is already posted.....
This deserves to be sticky!
Those links are for UT300R2U....I asked for UT300R2. Both are different.
lolThose links are for UT300R2U....I asked for UT300R2. Both are different.
i realised that after posting...sorry for that
thanks for supporting.........but honestly, its just a copy & paste case.but yeh it took me 30 minutes to do it sequentially.This deserves to be sticky!
If its a copy-paste then you should quote the original source!thanks for supporting.........but honestly, its just a copy & paste case.but yeh it took me 30 minutes to do it sequentially.
Just a thought.
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