This is a discussion on Back to PPPoE... within the BSNL broadband forums, part of the Broadband Internet Service Providers category; hello guys i have a bsnl 500C plan at home.... i changed the mode to bridging... now the problem is ...
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| Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: kerala
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Rep Power: 2 | hello guys i have a bsnl 500C plan at home.... i changed the mode to bridging... now the problem is (i don't have a ups) |
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| Platinum Member | see here for pppoe config----- BSNL BROADBAND MAIN MENU however i don't understand how your modem needs reset after power cut.does this problem is not there in pppoe mode? |
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| Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: kerala
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Rep Power: 2 | sorry i meant restart by reset... just switching off the modem and then back on... sorry for that... well i think there isnt any problem while in PPPoE mode... but i didnt wanted to have "aways on" internet... its that while in bridge mode i could connect or disconnect from internet using some scheduler like "Advanced Task Scheduler".. |
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| Silver Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Mumbai Age: 29
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Rep Power: 2 | Quote:
and by the way how long does current outage last normally?? if u were to right click ur bsnl icon on desktop [which helps u sign in] and select properties... u wud come across an option that offers redial attempts... so u wud have to increase the number of redial attempts jus incase power goes off for 5 minutes... so if u set redial attempts to 99 and the time gap of 1 minute between every redial attempt... then the bsnl desktop icon would automatically sign u in cos as soon as the current goes off, the connection icon detects it and tries to sign in again making redial attempts until the power comes on. if u dont understand what im saying then say so cos then if anyone else reads they maybe able to explain better!! | |
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| Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: kerala
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Rep Power: 2 | hey one thing, when i say power cut i mean full system switch off... modem, cpu everything loses power.. i have set it so that when power returns my computer will automatically start and log me in...i have also set to automatically initiate a connect to internet after i logs in.. but i get a message that network card is disabled...(with the red cross on the lan icon in taskbar)... but when i restarts the modem using the on/off switch it goes away... modem starts fine but problem is it isnt detecting the data transfer with my system when it starts after a power outage... |
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| Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: kerala
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Rep Power: 2 | and hey i tried unplugging the modem from the switch board with the system still running and when i plugged it again then there isnt any problem it will detect everything as normal... its only when there is a total power lose to whole system that the problem arises... i hope u understand my prob... |
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| Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: kerala
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Rep Power: 2 | hey thats nothing fancy... there is an option in the bios what to do after a power failure... options are "last state, power off, and always on" and i set it to last state... simple as that... |
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| Platinum Member | using this BIOS option means PC remembers the last state & that's the problem.you see as soon as power goes LAN gets disconnected & this was remembered by your PC so when PC restored it's last state LAN icon shows a cross & to refresh it's status you have to restart modem.i think this is the problem.what you can try is using some script to repair/re-enable your LAN connection after restart. |
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| Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: kerala
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Rep Power: 2 | i dont think some script will make it right as the system physically cannot identify whats on the other end of its network card... thats why it says "network card unplugged" |
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