@Dushie, can you please post a step-by-step tutorial for XP and Win 7 to make a dial-up connection in
windows as an alternative to using T-Mobile's s/w.? Also the thing where you mentioned using MDMA or something. Is it possible to install EVDO card on the same machine? use 3G alternately with EVDO (USB one from BSNL)? and vice versa? my father has got the USB EVDO and I have this 3G datacard now.
I don't think you will be able to use 2 modems on one system as there will be driver issue or conflicts, its better to buy a 3g
router and use the modem with the router and evdo card with pc.
Link for MDMA :- This will only work with
Huawei Cards when using the same please ensure you do not have mobile partner or any other software running which is accessing the modem.
MDMA - a Mobile Data Monitoring Application
To create dial up use the detals posted by Ronit given be below : -
The BSNL 3G data card card gives blazing fast speeds but comes with a downside...It gets disconnected frequently! This way you cannot fire and forget your downloads. It may get disconnected as soon as it see's your back.
There is workaround for this problem. That is to use windows dial-up.
This works for me and should work for you, still DO IT AT YOUR OWN RISK!. I dont take any responsibilty of something going wrong to your system.
1) I assume that you have installed the bundled software inside the USB 3G data card and you can connect the 3G internet form it AND the device is connected to the system.
2) Open Device Manager. The "HSPADataCard USB Modem" should be listed there. Right click to open properties. In the open window choose the "Advanced" tab. In the 'extra initialization commands:' enter at+cgdcont=1,"IP","bsnlnet". click OK to close the window.
3) From Control Panel open "Network and Sharing Center". From the left hand pane click "Change Adapter Settings". You should see a dial-up connection for your 3G Modem.Right click and choose properties. Select the "General" Tab. In the Phone Number box enter *99# Create a shortcut to the dial-up connection on your desktop. (If not you will have to create Dial-up connection in "Network and Sharing Center". See bottom of the post)
4) Select the "Options" tab make changes as follows :
Check "Display progress while connecting"
Uncheck all others.
Enter "Redial attempts" 99
Enter "Time between redial attempts" 1 Second
Enter "Idle time before hanging "never"
Check "Redial if line is dropped"
Click OK
DONE!
Right Click the dial-up connection and click "Connect"
Your internet should be running now.
Now windows automatically attempts to connects to the modem if line is dropped.
Note: Dont connect through your BSNL software! It should stay running in the background. you may minimize it to sys tray.
[To Create Dial-up connection open "Network and Sharing Center". Click "Setup a new connection or network". Click next. Follow the instructions. Enter phone no as *99# when prompted. Leave username and password blank when prompted.]