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Old 12-22-07, 12:17 AM   #41
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Looks like you just needed a bit of bluetooth touch there

Good to know that your problem is sorted now
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tried the same thing again and it worked! Thanks Guys anyways!
Hi, Saumil, i am facing the exact same problem ... can u pls. tell me what u did to solve this problem??
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hello!

can anyone please help me regarding this? I have only one laptop with wifi card.. i have 150kbps reliance plan with no modem(only CAT5 cable coming down to my home, i guess they hv installed da switch on top of my apartment)

I want to access broadband wirelessly frm anywhere in my home.. I have heard Netgear wireless router is available for 2k...

what should I do?
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Old 01-02-08, 01:01 PM   #44
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Hi,

What is type is your broadband connection ? Cable ? ADSL ? Wi-max ?
I am not sure how you dont have a modem. It could be cable broadband.

You will have to buy a wireless router which supports your connection type. Some routers support both cable & DSL/ADSL. Some support only one of them.

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hello!

can anyone please help me regarding this? I have only one laptop with wifi card.. i have 150kbps reliance plan with no modem(only CAT5 cable coming down to my home, i guess they hv installed da switch on top of my apartment)

I want to access broadband wirelessly frm anywhere in my home.. I have heard Netgear wireless router is available for 2k...

what should I do?
Netgear wireless router can be purchased for Rs1100-1200 from any shop.. Dont know which one are you talking about. I have been using this netgear router at home which covers all three floors and I bought it for Rs1100 about 6-7 months back.
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Hi,

What is type is your broadband connection ? Cable ? ADSL ? Wi-max ?
I am not sure how you dont have a modem. It could be cable broadband.

You will have to buy a wireless router which supports your connection type. Some routers support both cable & DSL/ADSL. Some support only one of them.

cheers.
I have a Reliance Wi-Max connection whose router is on the terrace, attached to the antenna. I bought a new D-Link DI-524 WiFi router. I have configured the LAN and Wireless setting of the D-Link router and I have configured the WAN setting to take the dynamic IP assigned by the ISP. Now when i connect the white LAN cable that comes from the Reliance CPE, it should assign a dynamic IP to my D-Link WiFi router, but for some unknown reason, it doesn't. Have u faced such a problem? Can u pls. suggest any soln. to this problem?
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Hi,

I had not used my wi-fi for the last 5 months. But I did check yesterday (17/12) and it (still) works ! :-). I know it is not beyond Reliance to do do such things, but I wonder why they are stopping this use of wi-fi routers. As it is they dont provide any support if you connect using wi-fi, then what is their problem if I use a router on my own ?

Also I have had no official communication from reliance though I dont expect any such niceties/courtesy from them.

What do you think is their motivation behind this ?

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Helo Friend,
U said correctly.. It is working fine with router.. But it will take some time like v hav to RELEASE n REPAIR..
I'm using D-Link DI-524 with reliance wimax

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I have a Reliance Wi-Max connection whose router is on the terrace, attached to the antenna. I bought a new D-Link DI-524 WiFi router. I have configured the LAN and Wireless setting of the D-Link router and I have configured the WAN setting to take the dynamic IP assigned by the ISP. Now when i connect the white LAN cable that comes from the Reliance CPE, it should assign a dynamic IP to my D-Link WiFi router, but for some unknown reason, it doesn't. Have u faced such a problem? Can u pls. suggest any soln. to this problem?
Hi Omkar,

U shouldn't enter any ip address or DNS or gatewa.... Leave it as it is.. Router should get automatically.

Try to repair the connection by
Right click & select STATUS
then,
select SUPPORT tab
then,
click REPAIR - - -> 2 Or 3 times..
It will automatically restore the connection..
if not,
In command prompt,
ipconfig/release
ipconfig/renew - - ->Some more times...

I'm working with XP SP2

This way only i'm configuring my connection...

Currently i'm having

D-Link Wireless Router DI-524.
Its working fine most of the times..

I'm Looking for ur reply,
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Hi Omkar,

U shouldn't enter any ip address or DNS or gatewa.... Leave it as it is.. Router should get automatically.

Try to repair the connection by
Right click & select STATUS
then,
select SUPPORT tab
then,
click REPAIR - - -> 2 Or 3 times..
It will automatically restore the connection..
if not,
In command prompt,
ipconfig/release
ipconfig/renew - - ->Some more times...

I'm working with XP SP2

This way only i'm configuring my connection...

Currently i'm having

D-Link Wireless Router DI-524.
Its working fine most of the times..

I'm Looking for ur reply,
By,
Imran Basha.S
Dear Imran,
Thanks for ur advice. The D-Link WiFi router has 5 ports on its back (1WAN port + 4 LAN ports). The settings u have provided WORKS ONLY if the LAN cable(white cable) coming out of the Reliance CPE is connected to the LAN port of the D-Link WiFi router. It DOES NOT WORK if the same white LAN cable is connected to the WAN port of the D-Link WiFi router, which is actually the CORRECT way to do the connection.

Kindly let me know how u have connected the LAN cable to the D-Link WiFi router (to LAN port or WAN port).

Regards,
Omkar
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Dear Imran,
Thanks for ur advice. The D-Link WiFi router has 5 ports on its back (1WAN port + 4 LAN ports). The settings u have provided WORKS ONLY if the LAN cable(white cable) coming out of the Reliance CPE is connected to the LAN port of the D-Link WiFi router. It DOES NOT WORK if the same white LAN cable is connected to the WAN port of the D-Link WiFi router, which is actually the CORRECT way to do the connection.

Kindly let me know how u have connected the LAN cable to the D-Link WiFi router (to LAN port or WAN port).

Regards,
Omkar
Hi,

I connected as

1. From reliance CPE connected with WAN port of Router
2. Lanports I connected the my desktop PC.

If u find this helps you out,
Kindly Reply me,

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Hi,

I connected as

1. From reliance CPE connected with WAN port of Router
2. Lanports I connected the my desktop PC.

If u find this helps you out,
Kindly Reply me,

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WOW kool, You are able to connect to the net even after CPE LAN cable is connected to WAN port of ur D-Link router?

Can you please provide me with the D-Link Router's WAN settings?

Thanks in advance,
Omkar
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Reliance person told it is Wi-Max for sure.

But does it make any difference? I think it won't, as for every connection, whether it is Cable/ADSL/Wi-Max, IP address gets allocated through DHCP and authentication method is also same(the reliancebroadband.co.in page login)

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Hi,

What is type is your broadband connection ? Cable ? ADSL ? Wi-max ?
I am not sure how you dont have a modem. It could be cable broadband.

You will have to buy a wireless router which supports your connection type. Some routers support both cable & DSL/ADSL. Some support only one of them.

cheers.
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Old 01-10-08, 01:14 PM   #53
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Thanks Admin and Bluetooth for taking interest in my problem.

I made an enquiry regarding Netgear wireless router. 54mbps is available for arnd 1800/- in Pune. What is the speed of your one? Is it still available? I have even checked online shops on ebay.in, etc.. Price is around 1800/-..

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Netgear wireless router can be purchased for Rs1100-1200 from any shop.. Dont know which one are you talking about. I have been using this netgear router at home which covers all three floors and I bought it for Rs1100 about 6-7 months back.
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I have just got a Reliance Wimax Connection here at Bangalore. My apartment is in Whitefield, Bangalore. As Reliance has a tower near ITPL; I have not encountered any problems with the connection so far and the connection is very fast.

The problem is configuring my Belkin Wireless router to this Wimax connection. I had gone through the other thread and tried to follow the instructions given for configuring the wireless router for D LINK, Linksys and Net Gear routers; but did not get any success. I gave the Dynamic IP address for the WAN connection and hard coded the DNS servers. I found four DNS servers when I gave Ipconfig/all for the connection. However, there was only provision to provide two in the router settings. I gave the first two and later on tried different permutations and combinations but to no avail.

I appreciate if anyone can help me in this regard.
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Hi everyone, i've been using the reliance wimax conneciton for the last 4 months now. (The one with the antenna at the roof pointing towards a reliance tower)

I have 1 desktop, 1 laptop, 1 pda and 1 Sony PSP what i use to connect to internet at various time.

I use a Linksys WRT54G wireless router cum access point which is connected to the relaince modem/power sullpy to the antenna.

My Desktop is wired to the router via lan cable, the other 3 devices use wi-fi to connect to the net wirelessly.

Normally, my laptop is always on and conneted to the net over wi-fi.. i do tons of torrent downloads. and over the last 4 mnths have downlaoded over 100 gb of stuff.

Some of my experiences with reliance are:

Good:
1. The speed is very good and consistently high through out the day.
2. Many time i experience speeds greater than my plan speeds. (I have a 300kbps unlimited plan)
3. Most of the ports are unblocked and downloading is an absolute joy.

Bad:
1. Customer service feels quite incompetent and is more or less useless. No toll free number to call from other than reliance phone and cost money without resolution.
2. Tech suport is not instant, people normally try to reach u the next day.
(most of the time, i have received a call back within 24 hrs, others experiences may vary)
3. The extremely anoying login page.
4. Many times, u lose IP, which results in you not being able to connect to the internet. This is because their DHCP is unable to assin an IP to my router. Happens may be once a month to me, and usually fixes it self automatically or after a phone call , normally withing 24 hrs. but , if u're not home, since u can't log in , u can download anything any ways,.

My biggest ise has been losing the IP. however this happens infrequently now. I probably call customer service once a month.


Abt the wireless setup, i do not have a static IP, so, in my wireless router setup (Router has been provided by reliance), u need to select conenction type as "Automatic - DHCP" and the router sets up net automatically.

I've not had problems with my router blocking , the router is a normally available pupular linksys model.

I have a suggesiton though, The reliance conenction, once you've logged in, assigns the IP to your router's/desktop's lan/laptop's LAN MAC Address.

What this means is that, lest say, u connect the lan cable to ur laptop and log in to the reliance website. once you're authenticated, u are able to browse. Now, If you remove that lan cable and plug it into lets say to another computer , then you will not be able to browse any more as the "MAC ID" of the system to which the I was assiged has changed.

You would need to disconnect for abt 20 mins let the session expire and then conenct it to a different computer.

so, lets say, if u conenct it to ur laptop and internet work, if u immediately remove it and connect it to you router, net will not work. U ahve to power off everything for a lil over 20 mins- 30 mins and then power it on. It should then give an IP to ur router and u can use multiple systems via teh router.

I personally do not think they block routers, however, if u feel they do, many router offer teh ability to clone the MAC ID of your cjoice, so, u can clone the MAC ID of you pc on your router and check if it then works.


Though bit long ... I hope it was helpful to a few people.
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Please forgive the typos..
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Bisu, what city are you located in?
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I'm in bangalore.
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Bisu, what are you paying for the router? Is it a monthly plan or outright purchase?
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They charge 100 bucks + 12.5% servcie tax to the regular monthly bill.... when i took it i had enquired about an outright purchase, and i was informed that they did not have that scheme available. I'm planning to retunr it and buy my own in a couple of months though.
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