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[coolbuddyin]

hi..please help me in clarifying my doubts few of whcih are quiet weird...1) is there any possibilty of using two comps at same time provided that modem (type II modem) is connected in brigde modeof which one is laptop with wifi and another one is wired pc over ethernet2)if modem is configured in PPPoE mode .,if pc is swithced off and modem is on.,will still connected to internet irrespective whether pc is on or not?3) how can we reboot modem for renewing ip for rapidhsare downloads if modem is configured in PPPoE mode ..is there any batch file for that?4) how can we check how much data transferred each session in "Always on CONNECTION" (we check it in status icon in brigde mode) please help me

 

[Motorazor143]

hi..please help me in clarifying my doubts few of whcih are quiet weird...

1) is there any possibilty of using two comps at same time provided that modem (type II modem) is connected in brigde mode
of which one is laptop with wifi and another one is wired pc over ethernet
2)if modem is configured in PPPoE mode .,if pc is swithced off and modem is on.,will still connected to internet irrespective whether pc is on or not?
3) how can we reboot modem for renewing ip for rapidhsare downloads if modem is configured in PPPoE mode ..is there any batch file for that?
4) how can we check how much data transferred each session in "Always on CONNECTION" (we check it in status icon in brigde mode) please help me

1)its not possbile i think in bridge mode.u might face "ip conflict "problems.

2)Yes it will still be connected to internet if modem is on irrespective of weather the PC is on or not.

3)Just reboot the modem, means switch it off and then ON.No need to run any Batch file ssince rebooting the modem will change ur IP Address.

4)Either install softwares like "Du meter" or "net meter" or u can check the usage at BSNL usage checking portal.

Hope all ur queries are answered..

 

[coolbuddyin]

1)its not possbile i think in bridge mode.u might face "ip conflict "problems.

2)Yes it will still be connected to internet if modem is on irrespective of weather the PC is on or not.

3)Just reboot the modem, means switch it off and then ON.No need to run any Batch file ssince rebooting the modem will change ur IP Address.

4)Either install softwares like "Du meter" or "net meter" or u can check the usage at BSNL usage checking portal.

Hope all ur queries are answered..

thanks but

3 ) my modem does not have a on off switch (UT300R2U)..any lternative method other other taking powercard and plugging it in
4 ) not in the bsnl usage page..if i want to check in the usage current session.i cant do it in bsnl website..when connected in brogde mode..i can check it in status icon in taskbar.. any other means

 

[whitestar_999]

my modem does not have a on off switch (UT300R2U)..any lternative method other other taking powercard and plugging it in

you can do it by using a telnet script.i don't have this modem but something similar to this can be used.
Download telnet script from link-removed: 1-Click Webhosting

Extract it to a folder e.g. C:\tst using winzip/winrar or whatever you prefer. In the folder that you extracted tst10.exe,

make a new notepad file (right click > New > text document). Name it reboot.txt. .Open it and type the following lines.

Remember to keep the quote\" marks in this text file!.

192.168.1.1 23
WAIT \"Login\"
SEND \"your_login_id\m\"
WAIT \"Password\"
SEND \"your_pass\m\"
WAIT \">\"
SEND \"reboot\m\"
WAIT \">\"


Replace in your_login_id with ur id (default admin) & password (default admin)

Now open Control Panel and open Scheduled Tasks. Add Scheduled Task. Follow the instructions. Browse to the directory you

extracted tst10.exe to, and open it. Give a name to this task (only for your convenience, can be anything) and choose how

often you want the reboot (daily/weekly/what?). Choose the time you want reboot to occur. If you are setting this up on a

particular WinXP user account, you may be asked for your XP user password. OK, when the task is created and appears in

Scheduled Tasks, right click on it and click on Properties. On the Task tab you will see \"Run\", where the location of

tst10.exe woold be present already. At the end of this line, outside the quotes, add /r:reboot.txt so it looks like
\"C:\tst10.exe\" /r:reboot.txt


the lines in reboot.txt may differ a little as rebooting command is different for different modem(e.g.in some it is reboot while in others it may be restart)