superprash2003
Regulars
also ensure that you are on PPoE mode.. i.e. automatic dialing mode where your internet works as soon as you switch on your modem.. are you in ppoe mode?
BSNL broadband: Can't access websites while using a PPPoE connection
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superprash2003
Regulars
DO you use Opendns servers as mentioned earlier?
DO you use Opendns servers as mentioned earlier?
I use the following
IP address: 192.168.1.110
Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
Default gateway: 192.168.1.1
Preferred DNS server: 192.168.1.1
Alternate DNS server: 218.248.240.23
And the only difference in the desktop is the IP address which is 192.168.1.100
In the desktop I am able to open all sites. The problem is only in the laptop which is connect wirelessly.
I use the following
IP address: 192.168.1.110
Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
Default gateway: 192.168.1.1
Preferred DNS server: 192.168.1.1
Alternate DNS server: 218.248.240.23
And the only difference in the desktop is the IP address which is 192.168.1.100
In the desktop I am able to open all sites. The problem is only in the laptop which is connect wirelessly.
superprash2003
Regulars
Subject: Restricted access to sites?
Dear Linker:
I had been facing the same problem on my Windows XP2 in not being able to access any site of Yahoo! be it e-mail or its Messenger 9. How I sorted it out on my BSNL broadband is as follows:
1. Change your Primary and Alternate DNS Configurations to as follows:
Right click you broadband connectivity icon, then click on properties of Internet Protocol (TCP/IP), then click at Use the following DNS sever addresses and change them to:
Primary DNS Server: 208.67.222.222
Alternate DNS Server: 208.67.220.220
This may take you to openDNS guide where you would need to register and need not subscribe to anything there at all.
2. What has PPPoE dialup to do with broadbands, which is an always on connectivity? Delete Dataone dialup from your Internet Explorer>>Connections and make a shortcut to your desktop of Local Area Connection BSNL and connect via that.
That will do the trick.
I seldom visit this forum as its pages open ever so slowly.:frown:
Dear Linker:
I had been facing the same problem on my Windows XP2 in not being able to access any site of Yahoo! be it e-mail or its Messenger 9. How I sorted it out on my BSNL broadband is as follows:
1. Change your Primary and Alternate DNS Configurations to as follows:
Right click you broadband connectivity icon, then click on properties of Internet Protocol (TCP/IP), then click at Use the following DNS sever addresses and change them to:
Primary DNS Server: 208.67.222.222
Alternate DNS Server: 208.67.220.220
This may take you to openDNS guide where you would need to register and need not subscribe to anything there at all.
2. What has PPPoE dialup to do with broadbands, which is an always on connectivity? Delete Dataone dialup from your Internet Explorer>>Connections and make a shortcut to your desktop of Local Area Connection BSNL and connect via that.
That will do the trick.
I seldom visit this forum as its pages open ever so slowly.:frown:
Quantum_XP
Newbie
Lolz guys me too have the same problem with BSNL 750UL plan. Nothing can be done as these sites has blocked some IPs of the BSNL users 117.xxx.xxx.xxx but dont know why:huh:. One thing that i use is that the software Invisible Browsing and integrate it with google chrome and open link-removed.org and all. It works fine. U can also use proxy sites also but in these cases the search option in link-removed most of the time doesnot work specially when u input a long string in the search box.
Its been a problem since the January 2009. I cannot open some websites like google, orkut, wikipedia and a lot more. I noticed that mainly heavy websites are blocked or unable to load. I use windows vista ultimate and it was working fine. The problem forced me to format and reset my new connection. I used TCPOptimizer and also changed MTU for results. But cannot say it is improving. The fact is that I use IE7 and google chrome. The websites i mentioned before loads sometime and sometime fails. What is wrong with it ? I am trying to believe it is a BSNL problem. Is it so ?
Well its bad to know that problem is not mine alone. What are they doing ? I cannot even ask the officials cause they even know less than me. Someone among them told me once that the "download speed of 500 c plan is 1.4 Gbps !" So it is better that someone in forum confirms it as a BSNL problem. More blacklisted people...more safe thoughts....!