BSNL Broadband: Need Help:port-forwarding Via Netgear Wireless Rtr & Ut 300r2u

[bsnluser]

Nice to know that things worked out.

QUOTE(jackrabbit @ Jan 11 2007, 08:29 PM) [snapback]74662[/snapback]
But i got one more query
We have two options in bridge mode for ut300r2u connection, one having LLC and the other Vc Mux. Presently i have choosen LLC. But what is the difference between these two,[/b]

No idea, your best option probably is to search google for this.


QUOTE(jackrabbit @ Jan 11 2007, 08:29 PM) [snapback]74662[/snapback]
and do you anyway where i can increase the speed of broadband, by some tweaks(not by caching softwares).[/b]

NO idea here either. You see, I am not much of a Windows guy (I assume you are using Windows). Again, google could be your best bet.

 

[jackrabbit]

Hi,So it means that either ur a linux or a mac guy. If you are a linux guy, then I have come to the right person.I have a PC which has nVidia chipset, Asus AM2 motherboard, nvidia in built grpahics card and i have added 7600 GT nVidia GPU and a SATA hard drive. can you please tell me, which linux distro will be the best to install. i was tryin to install RHL 9.0 after partioning, but it always says Hard dirve not found...and even i tried to install Mac but of no use. it hangs after some instalation steps.but im more intrested in Linux....see if you could help me out.regds,kirty

 

[bsnluser]

QUOTE(jackrabbit @ Jan 12 2007, 10:03 AM) [snapback]74742[/snapback]
Hi,
So it means that either ur a linux or a mac guy. If you are a linux guy, then I have come to the right person.
I have a PC which has nVidia chipset, Asus AM2 motherboard, nvidia in built grpahics card and i have added 7600 GT nVidia GPU and a SATA hard drive. can you please tell me, which linux distro will be the best to install.[/b]

Try these (listed in the order of preference):
1. Ubuntu (the current version is Edgy): http://www.ubuntu.com/
2. Fedora Core 6 (you tried RH9.0?? That's way *too* old): http://fedora.redhat.com/
3. Debian (Etch version, also called Testing version) using the net install CD for your processor: http://www.us.debian.org/devel/debian-installer/

I think you will be happy with Ubuntu. My brother installed it on the PC we use for BSNL connection, it has an AMD64 processor. I have a friend who installed it on a Pentium based motherboard which has a SATA drive. In both cases, the installation went smoothly. Try it, you will love it.

The others are just in case you wanted to try alternatives.

Good luck.

 

[cyberwiz]

jackrabbit, i'll reply to ur email here itself.

VC/Mux or LLC doesnt matter..u can chose either and it wont affect u in any way.

There is currently no way to increase the speed of a DSL connection. U will only get the speed u are synced at.

As far as torrents are concerned, forwarding the listening port of the torrent client to the WAN should be enuff. Torrents depend on seeders and if u want higher speeds use private trackers.