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    frds,
    i have ut300r2u modem,home 500 and i want to schedule my modem from 2-8AM.. im in pppoe connection... can u please help me.. i have asked many people who are in our forum.. but im not getting any proper answer.. daily im waking up by 2 &8AM and im not happy with that.. plz do help....

    >i have tried with the rebooting script.. but im getting the attached error.

    is any other way there.. plz help me frds.....
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    Well have you used the ready made rebooting script? i saw the jpg you had attached , it is possible to use that telnet software..But the script differes from modem to modem.. the ip address,the username,the password and MOST OF ALL the reboot command, in some modems it is "reboot", in some it is "restart"
    there is a WAIT and SEND command in the telnet software, you need to tweak a bit and use the write combination of both to be able to successfully restart the modem!!!all the best

    cheers..

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    Quote Originally Posted by superprash2003 View Post
    Well have you used the ready made rebooting script? i saw the jpg you had attached , it is possible to use that telnet software..But the script differes from modem to modem.. the ip address,the username,the password and MOST OF ALL the reboot command, in some modems it is "reboot", in some it is "restart"
    there is a WAIT and SEND command in the telnet software, you need to tweak a bit and use the write combination of both to be able to successfully restart the modem!!!all the best

    cheers..
    well.. ur reply is feeding me somthing.. and yes. im using ready made script which is available in vinuthomas.com >> Discussion Forum >> BSNL Dataone >> BSNL DataOne: Software >> Schedule router disconnect and dial in Linux and Windows

    please help me frd.. how to change the script...

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    Im not sure on how to do it with your modem in windows.. i have a different modem and i use linux.. but i think this should work.. if not try modifying a bit here and there..let me know.. i'll try my best to help..


    192.168.1.1
    WAIT "Login: "
    SEND "admin\m"
    WAIT "Password: "
    SEND "admin\m"
    WAIT "--> "
    SEND "reboot\m"



    cheers!!!

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    SEND "reboot\m"
    this line is different for different modems.on siemens c2110 modem this command"reboot" don't work.

    in some modems it is "reboot", in some it is "restart"
    that's right.try different commands.its the only way to know which will work for you.

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    i think its "reboot" for UT300R2U which is what aruncse30 is using!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by superprash2003 View Post
    i think its "reboot" for UT300R2U which is what aruncse30 is using!!!
    frd. still its not working... its kiling me.. daily i cant wak up by 2.. plz help me plzz... plzzz..... im begging... i have tried.. both reboot and restart... but its not working..see the attached...
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    try this script

    192.168.1.1 23
    WAIT "Login"
    SEND "admin\m" (enter your login ID here)
    WAIT "Password"
    SEND "admin\m" (enter your password here)
    WAIT "->"
    SEND "12\m"
    WAIT "==>"
    SEND "1\m"
    WAIT "The system shell is being reset. Please wait..."

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    Quote Originally Posted by whitestar_999 View Post
    try this script
    whitestar.. which login should i give year?? my modem login or portal login??
    and im running the script through routeroff.bat. check the attached.

    attachment is not accepting .bat file.. so i have changed routeroff.bat into .txt.. plz help me frd.. today night... i shouldn't wake up by 2....
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    you give your login/password which you use to access modem configuration page(192.168.1.1 usually).save this script as reboot.txt & then use it using tst10.

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    Quote Originally Posted by whitestar_999 View Post
    you give your login/password which you use to access modem configuration page(192.168.1.1 usually).save this script as reboot.txt & then use it using tst10.
    using tst10? ofcource i have tst10.exe.. should i give this exe in the schedule task?? and not a bat file???? plz clarify whitestar...

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    you should not use the tst10.exe for the schedule task.. you need to use the bat file which contains the command to execute the script file( a text file)

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    open Control Panel and open Scheduled Tasks. Add Scheduled Task. Follow the instructions. Browse to the directory you extracted tst10.exe to, and open it. Give a name to this task (only for your convenience, can be anything) and choose how often you want the reboot (daily/weekly/what?). Choose the time you want reboot to occur. If you are setting this up on a particular WinXP user account, you may be asked for your XP user password. OK, when the task is created and appears in Scheduled Tasks, right click on it and click on Properties. On the Task tab you will see "Run", where the location of tst10.exe woold be present already. At the end of this line, outside the quotes, add /r:reboot.txt so it looks like
    "C:\tst10.exe" /r:reboot.txt
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    Quote Originally Posted by whitestar_999 View Post
    open Control Panel and open Scheduled Tasks. Add Scheduled Task. Follow the instructions. Browse to the directory you extracted tst10.exe to, and open it. Give a name to this task (only for your convenience, can be anything) and choose how often you want the reboot (daily/weekly/what?). Choose the time you want reboot to occur. If you are setting this up on a particular WinXP user account, you may be asked for your XP user password. OK, when the task is created and appears in Scheduled Tasks, right click on it and click on Properties. On the Task tab you will see "Run", where the location of tst10.exe woold be present already. At the end of this line, outside the quotes, add /r:reboot.txt so it looks like
    "C:\tst10.exe" /r:reboot.txt
    whitestar.. dont get fructuated after seeing my reply.. plzz..
    i tried wat u said.. but still its showing
    waitng --> the system shell is being reset.please wait.. <abort button>.
    but nothing is happening... did i do something wrong... im really worried man.. now im sleeping in my office... as i woke up by 2 & 8

    192.168.1.1 23
    WAIT "Login"
    SEND "admin\m" (enter your login ID here)
    WAIT "Password"
    SEND "admin\m" (enter your password here)
    WAIT "->"
    SEND "12\m"
    WAIT "==>"
    SEND "1\m"
    WAIT "The system shell is being reset. Please wait..."

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    the command for rebooting in UT300R2U is "reboot".. u can try that manually and check .. by going to command prompt and then typing telnet
    then type open 192.168.1.1 23... then type reboot .. and your modem will reboot..its either reboot or reboot;(with the semi colon)...
    Im not sure as to what the command 12 and 1 does!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by superprash2003 View Post
    the command for rebooting in UT300R2U is "reboot".. u can try that manually and check .. by going to command prompt and then typing telnet
    then type open 192.168.1.1 23... then type reboot .. and your modem will reboot..its either reboot or reboot;(with the semi colon)...
    Im not sure as to what the command 12 and 1 does!!
    i accept this buddy.. but whitestart idnt say anything about reboot in the above script.. if so.. whr should i add in the above script.. i odnt know whethr i would solve this issue by today or not..

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    well actually i found this script on another forum with the claim that it works on UTstarcom modem.try this script--

    192.168.1.1 23
    WAIT "Login"
    SEND "admin\m"
    WAIT "Password"
    SEND "admin\m"
    WAIT "#"
    SEND "reboot\m"
    WAIT "#"

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    OK aruncse30 another one-----------

    ut300r2u pppoe automatic reboot config

    for every body who is having trouble rebooting their modem for the nu plans while keeping the modem in pppoe, here is a short tutorial.---->



    (the basic method is the same one described in cyberwiz's post in the sticky but i have edited the script a little to make it work and also added the steps required to make the logoff, shutdown of the comp automatic)


    the objective is to

    1. make the modem reboot itself a couple of times at somewhere around 12:05am
    2. logoff the current user from windows at 7:45
    3. make the modem reboot a few times between 7:50am and 8am
    4. finally make the computer shutdown completely at 8:05am

    ok here are the steps---

    1- download THIS

    its a rar file that contains the following-
    tst10.exe ---- the trusted old telnet tool
    reboot.txt ---- the script that tst10.exe will use to reboot ur modem
    LogOff.exe ---- a tool to force logoff from windows
    ShutDown.exe ---- a tool to force shutdown the comp

    2 - unrar the reboot folder in the file to c:\

    3 - make sure that the username and password of ur modem are both 'admin'. if not, then open up reboot.txt and edit it to use ur password

    this is what the script looks like
    ----------------------------------
    192.168.1.1 23
    WAIT "login"
    SEND "admin\m"
    WAIT "password"
    SEND "admin\m" (if ur password is different u only need to edit this line)
    WAIT
    SEND "reboot\m"
    WAIT
    SEND "exit\m"
    -----------------------------------

    4 - goto start>all programs>accessories>system tools> scheduled tasks

    5- create the following tasks
    Task 1
    Run - "c:\reboot\TST10.exe" /r:reboot.txt
    Run in - c:\reboot
    under 'Schedule'- Daily | 12:03 am
    hit 'advanced', check 'repeat task' - 'every' -2min- 'until' - 'duration' - 4min
    click ok
    under 'settings' check 'stop task if it runs for' - 2mins
    click ok
    it will ask u for ur windows password -- put it in there or leave blank if u don't have a password set

    Task 2
    Run - "c:\reboot\TST10.exe" /r:reboot.txt
    Run in - c:\reboot
    under 'Schedule'- Daily | 7:50 am
    hit 'advanced', check 'repeat task'- 'every' -2min - 'until' - 'duration' - 8min
    click ok
    under 'settings' check 'stop task if it runs for' - 1mins
    click ok
    it will ask u for ur windows password -- put it in there or leave blank if u don't have a password set

    Task 3
    Run - "c:\reboot\LogOff.exe" /F
    Run in - c:\reboot
    under 'Schedule'- Daily | 7:45 am
    click ok
    it will ask u for ur windows password -- put it in there or leave blank if u don't have a password set

    Task 4
    Run - "c:\reboot\ShutDown.exe" /F
    Run in - c:\reboot
    under 'Schedule'- Daily | 8:05 am
    click ok
    it will ask u for ur windows password -- put it in there or leave blank if u don't have a password set

    6-test run the commands to make sure they are working fine

    7-DONE!
    my suggestion is that if you are not connecting multiple computers to your modem use bridge mode instead of pppoe.it is much simpler with no hassles of port forwarding & you will just have to disconnect & reconnect from within windows instead of rebooting the modem & it can be done easily by using batch files.

    P.S.in the script where "login" & "password" are there i am not sure but they should be "Login" & "Password".at least on my modem "Login" & "Password" works not "login" & "password".
    Last edited by whitestar_999; 02-20-08 at 06:23 PM.

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    whitestar.. superprash.. i almose reached 90&#37;. i tried this script

    192.168.1.1 23
    WAIT "Login"
    SEND "admin\m"
    WAIT "Password"
    SEND "admin\m"
    WAIT
    SEND "reboot\m"
    WAIT
    SEND "exit\m"

    plz see the attached screen shot.. the thing is its expecting enter or back button to continue... once i press enter or back then my router is rebooting(note.. its showing one ").... plz mate.. i almost reached.. only 10% help me frds...
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    try this, it might work

    192.168.1.1 23

    WAIT "Login:"

    SEND "admin\m"

    WAIT "Password:"

    SEND "\madmin\m"

    WAIT "Login:"

    SEND "admin\m"

    WAIT "Password:"

    SEND "admin\m"

    WAIT

    SEND "reboot\m"

    WAIT

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    Quote Originally Posted by superprash2003 View Post
    try this, it might work

    192.168.1.1 23

    WAIT "Login:"

    SEND "admin\m"

    WAIT "Password:"

    SEND "\madmin\m"

    WAIT "Login:"

    SEND "admin\m"

    WAIT "Password:"

    SEND "admin\m"

    WAIT

    SEND "reboot\m"

    WAIT
    Dear.. this script is working.... rock n roll.... i dont know how to thank u ppl....no words to explain.. hats off.....

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    Exclamation is it necessary to reboot the router

    hello everybody

    i recently joined broadband club. i want to know whether it is absolutely necessary to reboot the router for downloading at free hour.

    Why cant we just leave the router turned on and schedule all the tasks like torrent etc in Win scheduler from 2 to 8am.

    am a novice, so pl bear with my ignorance. i want answer.

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    if you are using ppoe mode where your internet works as soon as you switch on your modem, then yes you need to reboot your modem during free hours.. If you are using bridged mode where you use a windows dialer to connect then you dont need to reboot your router just schedule your computer to connect and disconnect

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    Why cant we just leave the router turned on and schedule all the tasks like torrent etc in Win scheduler from 2 to 8am.
    it is because BSNL billing software consider those download which started before 2AM & continued after 2AM into billable usage.so if you leave your modem on in pppoe mode modem will keep the connection continuous & even if you start your download at 2:05AM bsnl billing software will see this as a download which begins at 9PM & continued after 2AM & it will count it as billable.

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    Question checking router reboot

    thank u for the reply

    i have tried to reboot router from cmd prompt (telnet). well it did reboot once, but from then on am unable to open the router from cmd prompt.

    problem is after typing "o 192.168.1.1" and entering the login name, am unable to provide the password ie., whatever i am typing is not being dispalyed on the screen and neither the cursor is moving. and when i press enter it just comes out.

    looks like a very strange problem. has anyone faced such thing. pl share u opinion.

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