Thread: new meber,old problem..pls help

hi, my modem doesn want to stay for more than 2 mins..
BSNL Connection link goes off abruptly..
I m posting my modem setting , can someone have a look and let me know if this has to be configured any differently..
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Thankyou very much..

cant see a thing in ur pic

in your modem settings in overview/status tab look for SNR values & Line Attn values.SNR values must not be less than 10 & Line Attn values must not be above 30-35.

Thanks both whitestar and sb21pro,, Im sure u guyz gonna make modem work =)

^whitestar - this is what I got from my modem settings.. is thr a problem here..
SNR Margin (dB) 6.4 12.0
Attenuation (dB) 37.0 14.3

^sb21 pro - I have tried to post my current modem setting below, please have a look, and let me know, if you find something..

WAN

VPI / VCI: 0 / 35
Connection Type: Bridge
Service Name: br_0_35
Service Category: UBR
IP Address: Not Applicable
Service State: Enabled
NAT: Disabled
Firewall: Disabled
IGMP Multicast: Not Applicable
Quality Of Service: Disabled

LAN

IP Address: 192.168.1.1
Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0


Enable UPnP


Disable DHCP Server (DISABLED)
Enable DHCP Server (ENABLED)
Start IP Address: 192.168.1.2
End IP Address: 192.168.1.254
Leased Time (hour): 24

Enable DHCP Server Relay (DISABLED)
DHCP Server IP Address:

DSL Settings

Select the modulation below.
G.Dmt Enabled - ENABLED
G.lite Enabled - ENABLED
T1.413 Enabled - ENABLED
ADSL2 Enabled - ENABLED
AnnexL Enabled - ENABLED
ADSL2+ Enabled - ENABLED
AnnexM DISABLED - ENABLED


Select the phone line pair below.
Inner pair -ENABLED
Outer pair

Capability
Bitswap Enable -ENABLED..
SRA Enable

There is a problem with your phone line. your SNR value is less than 10 that is 6.4 and Attanuation is high that is 37. Ask BSNL to check your line.

also in DSL settings uncheck/disable everything except G.dmt

The Drop outs that u r getting is most likely due to low Sound to Noise Margins.At the moment u have 6.2db which is fine for ADSL2+ but not your's..The low SNR could be due to internal or external factors..the best way is to Isolate ur line and attach ur modem straight to the wall socket and then check for SNR and if it improves then it's internal problem but if doesn't then Call ur ISP and tell them to check ur line and also change ur VPI setting to 8 rather than 0..I guess it's a standard setting for ADSL across the world.

in India VPI setting is 0 for BSNL network.8 value is mostly used in developed countries like england,australia etc.