Thread: Javascript...????

sorry.. i think you got me wrong.. i meant you cannot install an antivirus in the modem..sorry i think i messed up with my punctuations in the previous post ..did you change the default bsnl password or the router password?? i am talkin abt the router password.. if you have changed the router password successfully.. then if you login to your router by typin 192.168.1.1 and typing admin as username and admin as password.. you wont be able to login.. when i meant change your password.. i meant change from admin to something else!!

Originally Posted by superprash2003

sorry.. i think you got me wrong.. i meant you cannot install an antivirus in the modem..sorry i think i messed up with my punctuations in the previous post ..did you change the default bsnl password or the router password?? i am talkin abt the router password.. if you have changed the router password successfully.. then if you login to your router by typin 192.168.1.1 and typing admin as username and admin as password.. you wont be able to login.. when i meant change your password.. i meant change from admin to something else!!

oh...ok....i'll do dat.....thanx buddy......

i did wat u told me to do.....but to no avail.....i am planning to personally meet d guys incharge of Broadband in my area on monday......

bro....problem got solved......a fellow member (kkc) on d forum mentioned dat he was facin d same problem (in d thread-unable to open some sites)....

(Hi
had the same problem was unable to access icicibank.com and some other sites.
waited thinking the problem would go away but that did not happen.
I had to do some research, and solved it myself.

I have a Beetel wireless router went into router interface by typing 192.168.1.1 in the address bar of Mozilla
and decreased MRU from 1482bytes to 1400bytes which solved the problem.
pls try and get back)

tried to find MRU in my modem..dere was none....but dere was MTU....so i reduced it to 1400....and VOILA.....it worked...all d sites r workin fyn now......

but i don't know wat MTU means....and how will it affect my P.C or my modem......can it do any harm to either one(i.e by decreasing d MTU).....and in my modem properties it was showing 1492bytes against MTU.....PLZ bahi cud u through some light on it.....

i was also about to suggest the same thing.1492 is default value of MTU in various modems.in my bsnl provided modem it is 1500.some modems seems to have a problem with their default values of MTU & decreasing this may help.in my modem this MTU value can be set in "local network configuration".it won't harm anything as it is just a setting.MTU (Maximum Transmission Unit)size means the max. size of packet which can be send through the modem.