I just got a new BSNL broadband connection a week ago. I have Type 2 modem. After getting the connection, everything was working fine until I changed the Broadband pass from the portal.
After changing the pass I disconnected from net and changed the password from the Modem settings. But after that I’m not able to connect to net at all. I tried restarting the modem a lot of times, but still no hope. I saw that all LEDs except INET is glowing in the Modem. Before changing the pass INET was on. I checked the Modem Diagnostic and its showing Authentication failure!
So I called the BSNL office, and they resetted the password. I tried to connect with the resetted password, still not working. So I took the Modem to the BSNL office and they tired to connect from there. But when they tried it was working fine!! :O They didn’t even change any of the Modem settings!
I went back home and tried to connect again. Still the same problem.:wall: INET not glowing. The BSNL JTO asked me to check the SNR ratio of the Modem. When I checked it I found Downstream: 6 and Upstream: 11 (apprx.). He told me the SNR should be more than 10 for the connection to come, and asked me to give a complaint of faulty telephone line so that a line-man will come and check out. But the phone is working fine. I’m able to get and make calls without any problem.
I’m fully confused. What actually is the problem? Is there any solution? :huh:
After changing the pass I disconnected from net and changed the password from the Modem settings. But after that I’m not able to connect to net at all. I tried restarting the modem a lot of times, but still no hope. I saw that all LEDs except INET is glowing in the Modem. Before changing the pass INET was on. I checked the Modem Diagnostic and its showing Authentication failure!
So I called the BSNL office, and they resetted the password. I tried to connect with the resetted password, still not working. So I took the Modem to the BSNL office and they tired to connect from there. But when they tried it was working fine!! :O They didn’t even change any of the Modem settings!
I went back home and tried to connect again. Still the same problem.:wall: INET not glowing. The BSNL JTO asked me to check the SNR ratio of the Modem. When I checked it I found Downstream: 6 and Upstream: 11 (apprx.). He told me the SNR should be more than 10 for the connection to come, and asked me to give a complaint of faulty telephone line so that a line-man will come and check out. But the phone is working fine. I’m able to get and make calls without any problem.
I’m fully confused. What actually is the problem? Is there any solution? :huh: