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subra007 · 09-21-08, 09:10 AM

Today just upgraded my SIEMENS C2110 firmware see if it have any problems.And what r the valuues i should take care of Do and Dont's.

just4kix · 09-21-08, 10:11 AM

Your line is faulty. Get it changed. Also pay some baksheeh to the linesman when this is done. A friendly neighbourhood linesman is a good friend to have.

Also read my own story: http://www.indiabroadband.net/bsnl-b...ions-bsnl.html (My interactions with BSNL)

essbebe · 09-21-08, 10:12 AM

@subra 007.
http://www.indiabroadband.net/attach...etter-hgjk.jpg
seems Ok. Hope Connection is Ok and speed satisfactory. Line attn 10 db
is acceptable. SNR is also quite fine.
Make screenshots for all modem pages with present settings for future use/reference !

for comparison; Mine: Mt882 Airtel 256kbps just now.
ADSL Link Speed 512 Kbps
ADSL Link Speed 2048 Kbps
SNR 15 dB (up)
SNR 27.5 dB (down)
Attenuation 4.5 dB Upstream
Attenuation 14.0 dB downstream
speedtest:

subra007 · 09-21-08, 10:35 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by essbebe

@subra 007.
http://www.indiabroadband.net/attach...etter-hgjk.jpg
seems Ok. Hope Connection is Ok and speed satisfactory. Line attn 10 db
is acceptable. SNR is also quite fine.
Make screenshots for all modem pages with present settings for future use/reference !

for comparison; Mine: Mt882 Airtel 256kbps just now.
ADSL Link Speed 512 Kbps
ADSL Link Speed 2048 Kbps
SNR 15 dB (up)
SNR 27.5 dB (down)
Attenuation 4.5 dB Upstream
Attenuation 14.0 dB downstream
speedtest:

here r all the screen shots.

subra007 · 09-21-08, 10:37 AM

By the way officially i have applied UL 750 but dont know is it 256 KBPS or Higher i will confirm by visiting local exchange 2moro.

essbebe · 09-21-08, 10:47 AM

@subra007.
I did not ask for the screenshots! .
Disable in 7.jpg BSNL does not have this facility. ( or ignore, if
frequent disconnections are not noticed)
In 3.jpg change MTU to 1492 default for PPPoE.
some other settings does not concern us now. ( also do not understand them !)
Rest seem Ok. Confirm your Internet connection is fine.
Para two;
It is better not to load more links, than absolutely neccessary, for trouble shooting. so that we don't over load the servers. Also people surfing will also see the pictures if not logged in and consume bandwidth. ( try it)
Anyway hope others find the C2110 modem setting pages (pictures) useful.
Thanks for the trouble you have taken.

Now this thread and your post can be viewed anytime, by others searching for details of C2110 . I have book marked this thread. .

Ul750 speed upto or 256Kbps 32KB/sec max possible.

bsnl.co.in/service/dataone.htm ( http and www deleted )

just4kix · 09-21-08, 10:53 AM

a) Your SNR Margin (38.5, 16 db) are great.
b) Your line attenuation (10 db, 6.5 db) is also excellent

You have not specified whether you are facing problems. Are you facing problems?

Please read the many guides in the Broadband How to section.

subra007 · 09-21-08, 10:58 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by just4kix

a) Your SNR Margin (38.5, 16 db) are great.
b) Your line attenuation (10 db, 6.5 db) is also excellent

You have not specified whether you are facing problems. Are you facing problems?

Please read the many guides in the Broadband How to section.

No i am not facing any problems but sometimes the data led goes off and the data tranfer stops so i was worried about that by the way can u tell my line is 256 KBPS or higher i am confused in download manager i am getting 150 KBPS in a 600MB file.

just4kix · 09-21-08, 02:03 PM

You should get the UoMs (Unit of Measure) correct. KB means kilobytes whereas kb means kilobits.

Your ISP speed is 256 kbps and (not KBPS). But everywhere when you download the speed is displayed in KB/s or KBPS. 256 kbps = 32 KB/s. If you are getting this speed or more then you should be satisfied.

Also note that ISPs promise whatever speed within their own circuit only, i.e., your promised speed is the speed that is achieved from your router to the ISP remote computer (where you log in), in your case BSNL's DSLAM and BRAS.

If your download manager is showing 150 KBPS, I wish you to confirm whether it is kbps or KB/s as per above definition.

If it is 150 KB/s then you are getting more speed than promised. From the BSNL portal check your plan details. If it shows UL750 and you are being billed as per UL750, you should be delighted because you are getting extra speed for nothing. Enjoy your (ulimited) downloads at high speeds and paying lower.

If the speed is 150 kbps, then check the speed on Speedtest.net - The Global Broadband Speed Test. Speedtest will always show results in kbps and not KB/s. Ideally you should be getting speeds close to 220+ kbps.

subra007 · 09-21-08, 05:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by just4kix

You should get the UoMs (Unit of Measure) correct. KB means kilobytes whereas kb means kilobits.

Your ISP speed is 256 kbps and (not KBPS). But everywhere when you download the speed is displayed in KB/s or KBPS. 256 kbps = 32 KB/s. If you are getting this speed or more then you should be satisfied.

Also note that ISPs promise whatever speed within their own circuit only, i.e., your promised speed is the speed that is achieved from your router to the ISP remote computer (where you log in), in your case BSNL's DSLAM and BRAS.

If your download manager is showing 150 KBPS, I wish you to confirm whether it is kbps or KB/s as per above definition.

If it is 150 KB/s then you are getting more speed than promised. From the BSNL portal check your plan details. If it shows UL750 and you are being billed as per UL750, you should be delighted because you are getting extra speed for nothing. Enjoy your (ulimited) downloads at high speeds and paying lower.

If the speed is 150 kbps, then check the speed on Speedtest.net - The Global Broadband Speed Test. Speedtest will always show results in kbps and not KB/s. Ideally you should be getting speeds close to 220+ kbps.

Here is the result

essbebe · 09-21-08, 06:06 PM

KB to MB Converter

subra007 · 09-21-08, 06:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by essbebe

KB to MB Converter

Did u see my last attachment its really 1.68 Mbps i think iam in big trouble i applied for Ul 750 they gave me home 250 and i have downloaded 2.70GB next month a big bill is waiting for me.

essbebe · 09-21-08, 06:57 PM

1 If your written application says UL750, BSNL has to
write off the bill as it is their mistake. How about other users?
How you concluded it is Home 250 ? can be Home 500 also !
2.Also they have not given you the 14 digit portal ID and password.
3.Now you know the importance of checking up usage at BSNL portal.
Talk to the exchange people again.
It is possible all ( four of you)are connected to the same high speed server.

just4kix · 09-21-08, 09:52 PM

essbebe is right. Do what he says.

subra007 · 09-22-08, 09:35 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by essbebe

1 If your written application says UL750, BSNL has to
write off the bill as it is their mistake. How about other users?
How you concluded it is Home 250 ? can be Home 500 also !
2.Also they have not given you the 14 digit portal ID and password.
3.Now you know the importance of checking up usage at BSNL portal.
Talk to the exchange people again.
It is possible all ( four of you)are connected to the same high speed server.

thanx i will inform you my status.

09-22-08, 10:09 AM

No problem is there.

Special note for you please hide your mac add while posting such images

essbebe · 09-22-08, 11:32 AM

ONLINE complaint Web site. Welcome to Bangalore Telecom District website
This is the NIB center at Bangaluru. ( Karnataka).
Give your email as present userID ( if you are checking in OE or outlook ). Or your Yahoo or MSN e mail address. where you normally receive/send emails.
Give STD code for your Telephone number. (xxx 234567xx)
User ID and plan optedDate BB connection given.
Ask for 14digit portal ID and password.
Give name of BB tech staff of your exchange.,
whom you approached for same.
Para two : try local staff again, before sending e mail.

subra007 · 09-24-08, 11:04 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by essbebe

1 If your written application says UL750, BSNL has to
write off the bill as it is their mistake. How about other users?
How you concluded it is Home 250 ? can be Home 500 also !
2.Also they have not given you the 14 digit portal ID and password.
3.Now you know the importance of checking up usage at BSNL portal.
Talk to the exchange people again.
It is possible all ( four of you)are connected to the same high speed server.

i have got this mail what does it mean please comment.

Date:
Thursday, September 18, 2008 11:38 PM
From:
customercare
To:
XXXXXXXX@bsnl.in
Subject: BroadBand Free Usage Limit Crossed.!

Dear User,
Your current Broadband Usage has crossed the free-limit of 1 GB.Your Service
details are given below

Service-UserID: XXXXXXXX@bsnl.in
Current-Plan : Startup Plan 250
Period of current plan considered : 13-SEP-08 to 30-SEP-08
(the free-limit mentioned above does not account for pro-ration due to
suspension, reactivation, termination & plan-change)

Warm Regards,
Customer-Care Team,
BSNL Broad-Band Services

This is a system generated mail. Please do not reply back to this email ID

©2006 Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited. All rights reserved

sb21pro · 09-24-08, 11:38 AM

this is just a sys alert

essbebe · 09-24-08, 08:57 PM

Reply stating that you have yet to get the
14 digit portal ID, to check your usage !
May get a reply !
Note your email ID for use in Webmail/Outlook Express.

09-21-08, 10:47 AM	#6
essbebe Platinum Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Chennai Posts: 4,240 Rep Power: 12	@subra007. I did not ask for the screenshots! . Disable in 7.jpg BSNL does not have this facility. ( or ignore, if frequent disconnections are not noticed) In 3.jpg change MTU to 1492 default for PPPoE. some other settings does not concern us now. ( also do not understand them !) Rest seem Ok. Confirm your Internet connection is fine. Para two; It is better not to load more links, than absolutely neccessary, for trouble shooting. so that we don't over load the servers. Also people surfing will also see the pictures if not logged in and consume bandwidth. ( try it) Anyway hope others find the C2110 modem setting pages (pictures) useful. Thanks for the trouble you have taken. Now this thread and your post can be viewed anytime, by others searching for details of C2110 . I have book marked this thread. . Ul750 speed upto or 256Kbps 32KB/sec max possible. bsnl.co.in/service/dataone.htm ( http and www deleted ) Last edited by essbebe; 09-21-08 at 11:04 AM.

09-21-08, 02:03 PM	#9
just4kix Platinum Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Pune Posts: 8,899 Blog Entries: 6 Rep Power: 19	You should get the UoMs (Unit of Measure) correct. KB means kilobytes whereas kb means kilobits. Your ISP speed is 256 kbps and (not KBPS). But everywhere when you download the speed is displayed in KB/s or KBPS. 256 kbps = 32 KB/s. If you are getting this speed or more then you should be satisfied. Also note that ISPs promise whatever speed within their own circuit only, i.e., your promised speed is the speed that is achieved from your router to the ISP remote computer (where you log in), in your case BSNL's DSLAM and BRAS. If your download manager is showing 150 KBPS, I wish you to confirm whether it is kbps or KB/s as per above definition. If it is 150 KB/s then you are getting more speed than promised. From the BSNL portal check your plan details. If it shows UL750 and you are being billed as per UL750, you should be delighted because you are getting extra speed for nothing. Enjoy your (ulimited) downloads at high speeds and paying lower. If the speed is 150 kbps, then check the speed on Speedtest.net - The Global Broadband Speed Test. Speedtest will always show results in kbps and not KB/s. Ideally you should be getting speeds close to 220+ kbps. __________________ * Never argue with an idiot * To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 10 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. \| To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 10 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. \| To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 10 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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essbebe Platinum Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Chennai Posts: 4,240 Rep Power: 12	@subra 007. http://www.indiabroadband.net/attach...etter-hgjk.jpg seems Ok. Hope Connection is Ok and speed satisfactory. Line attn 10 db is acceptable. SNR is also quite fine. Make screenshots for all modem pages with present settings for future use/reference ! for comparison; Mine: Mt882 Airtel 256kbps just now. ADSL Link Speed 512 Kbps ADSL Link Speed 2048 Kbps SNR 15 dB (up) SNR 27.5 dB (down) Attenuation 4.5 dB Upstream Attenuation 14.0 dB downstream speedtest:

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just4kix Platinum Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Pune Posts: 8,899 Blog Entries: 6 Rep Power: 19	a) Your SNR Margin (38.5, 16 db) are great. b) Your line attenuation (10 db, 6.5 db) is also excellent You have not specified whether you are facing problems. Are you facing problems? Please read the many guides in the Broadband How to section.

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SEOBOT Guest Posts: n/a	No problem is there. Special note for you please hide your mac add while posting such images

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essbebe Platinum Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Chennai Posts: 4,240 Rep Power: 12	ONLINE complaint Web site. Welcome to Bangalore Telecom District website This is the NIB center at Bangaluru. ( Karnataka). Give your email as present userID ( if you are checking in OE or outlook ). Or your Yahoo or MSN e mail address. where you normally receive/send emails. Give STD code for your Telephone number. (xxx 234567xx) User ID and plan optedDate BB connection given. Ask for 14digit portal ID and password. Give name of BB tech staff of your exchange., whom you approached for same. Para two : try local staff again, before sending e mail.

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