Hi Frendz,
Some 1 please help in fixing my issue in Connecting Newly bought NETGEAR DGN1000 Modem & Router to BSNL Connection.
I tried the below settings but still the network doesn't connects.
But after doing the below settings, All the modem indicates Green also for Internet connection. But internet is not opening.
I did the below settings:
Working configuration
Log in to the router’s admin page by opening your browser and navigating to 192.168.0.1, with the username admin and default password password. You can safely cancel the firmware update check and do it at a later point of time. Now click on Basic Settings.
Basic Settings
Does you internet connection require a login? Yes
Encapsulation: PPPoE (PPP over Ethernet)
Login: <your BSNL login username>
Password: <your BSNL login password>
Service name: <ignore>
Internet IP address: Get dynamically from ISP (or if you had obtained a static IP from BSNL on request, you can enter it here)
Primary DNS: 218.248.255.145
Secondary DNS: 218.248.255.146
NAT: Enable
Now click on Apply and wait for a moment while the page refreshes with the updated settings. Then click on ADSL Settings.
ADSL Settings
Multiplexing Method: LLC-Based
VPI: 0
VCI: 35
DSL Mode: Auto (Multi-Mode)
Now click on Apply and after the settings are updated, click on Wireless Settings.
Wireless Settings
Name (SSID): <Any name you want> (This is the name that will be broadcasted by your router and seen by all WiFi-enabled devices in range)
Region: Asia
Channel: 11 (You can change this to some other value, if you notice interference with other wireless or radio-based devices in the vicinity)
Mode: g & b
Allow broadcast of Name (SSID): Check
Security Options: The safest option would be WPA2-PSK. Select this option and enter a key, preferably a long one, with alphabets, numbers and special characters. After your full setup is done, try connecting your devices to the router. Laptops, especially with Vista Home edition, are known to be having difficulty connecting to the DGN1000 with WPA2-PSK, or even WPA-PSK, for that matter. If you cannot connect, change the security to WEP. After selecting WEP, enter a key that is exactly 10 characters in length.
Now click on Apply and after the settings are updated, move to LAN Settings.
LAN Settings
IP Address: 192.168.0.1
IP Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0
Use Router as DHCP Server: Check
Starting IP Address: 192.168.0.2
Ending IP Address: 192.168.0.254
Apply the settings. Once the LEDs on the front of the router are stable, check if you are able to connect to the internet. Then check for wireless connectivity. You should be good to go! And always, always remember to backup your settings before you decide to change something!
But still not connecting....Pls feedback me...