Going wireless using ADSL2+ modem...

[dheerajpant]

Hi all,

I have a reliance wired broadband conenction(1mbps), and I have a BSNL wireless modem(Nokia siemens SL2_141) . The problem is that it is an ADSL modem and the the input that it takes is from a DSL(I think its called DSL only it is a bit small in size than the ethernet one ) cable whereas the modem provided by Reliance gives out ethernet cable(that is connected to the laptop) .
So, it would be great if someone could help me in configuring the wireless modem for reliance broadband. I had googled a lot but couldn't get a solution.

Thankx.

 

[mithun_mrg]

u can use the bsnl modem as wireless router configure ur bsnl router ip manually of the same range i.e if ur reliance modem has the ip 192.168.1.1 then configure the router as 192.168.1.2 also diasble the dhcp in the bsnl router configure the wireless & u will be able to connect devices wirelessly

 

[dheerajpant]

u can use the bsnl modem as wireless router configure ur bsnl router ip manually of the same range i.e if ur reliance modem has the ip 192.168.1.1 then configure the router as 192.168.1.2 also diasble the dhcp in the bsnl router configure the wireless & u will be able to connect devices wirelessly

Thankx mithun for the quick reply but if I will disable the DHCP won't there be a IP conflict when different devices would be connected(because all the devices would be having the same IP ) ??

 

[mithun_mrg]

no u got it wrong i told u to disable the dhcp of the bsnl router whereas the dhcp of the reliance modem will work

 

[dheerajpant]

no u got it wrong i told u to disable the dhcp of the bsnl router whereas the dhcp of the reliance modem will work

Ignore the above message, I don't have the rights to edit my own messages :O

Thankx mithun for the quick reply

This, is the main problem because, the wireless modem takes input from dsl cable(small one) and the reliance modem gives out an ethernet cable and this cannot be inserted into the wireless modem. that's why I mentioned ADSL wireless modem for non-ADSL modem it's not that difficult.

Though I have a 3rd modem that takes in ethernet cable and gives out ethernet cable(can I use it).

And I don't think that reliance modem would be having DHCP enabled because they don't allow internet sharing between diff machines(As I have come to know from yesterday's research).

 

[mithun_mrg]

but i think this can be done do this go to start>run>cmd>ipconfig press enter & post the ss here when ur connected to the reliance modem

 

[dheerajpant]

but i think this can be done do this go to start>run>cmd>ipconfig press enter & post the ss here when ur connected to the reliance modem

Right now I am in my office will surely do that when I reach home.
But still how do you think those modems can be connected directly??(They have to be connected using a hardware that takes o/p from the reli. modem and gives it as i/p to the wireless one but I don't know of any such hardware ) .

And what info do you want from ipconfig as it will only give the IP and default gateway.

 

[mithun_mrg]

i want the default gateway see if u can access it in the browser that will be the modem's setup page also will it let know the type of connection u have is dhcp enabled in the modem etc.

 

[dheerajpant]

i want the default gateway see if u can access it in the browser that will be the modem's setup page also will it let know the type of connection u have is dhcp enabled in the modem etc.

Ok, I will post the results as soon as I switch on my system after reaching home.
Thankx .

 

[mithun_mrg]

ok but i will be able to reply tomorrow morning only

 

[dheerajpant]

ok but i will be able to reply tomorrow morning only

No problem, till than I will keep on trying different permutations and combinations to make it work

ipconfig gave me :

IPv4 Address. . . . . . . . . . . : 123.237.105.123
Subnet Mask . . . . . . . . . . . : 255.255.254.0
Default Gateway . . . . . . . . . : 123.237.104.1

 

[socrates]

Have a look at Socrates’s experience it mentions how to configure some wifi routers the make (D-Link/Linksys/Netgear) & model may be different but the fundas are the same. Hope it helps.

 

[dheerajpant]

Have a look at Socrates’s experience it mentions how to configure some wifi routers the make (D-Link/Linksys/Netgear) & model may be different but the fundas are the same. Hope it helps.

Thankx socrates, I can't open blogs here in the office. But are those configurations shown for ADSL modems because I have configured wireless modems and that's not complex but in the case of ADSL or ADSL2+ modems the entire scenario is different

 

[mithun_mrg]

No problem, till than I will keep on trying different permutations and combinations to make it work

ipconfig gave me :

IPv4 Address. . . . . . . . . . . : 123.237.105.123
Subnet Mask . . . . . . . . . . . : 255.255.254.0
Default Gateway . . . . . . . . . : 123.237.104.1

that the ip provided by the isp directly u have 2 options then
1. to connect a extra ethernet card & set up nat
2.get a wifi adapter & use connectify

 

[dheerajpant]

that the ip provided by the isp directly u have 2 options then
1. to connect a extra ethernet card & set up nat
2.get a wifi adapter & use connectify

getting a wifi adaptor was the last thing in my mind ,
do you know the price of a wifi adaptor??

 

[mithun_mrg]

first before purchase borrow it from someone & test should be around 750 bucks

 

[socrates]

Thankx socrates, I can't open blogs here in the office. But are those configurations shown for ADSL modems because I have configured wireless modems and that's not complex but in the case of ADSL or ADSL2+ modems the entire scenario is different

Yup a D-Link DSL 502T modem configured for ADSL for MTNL Mumbai is there also it mentions the settings for other DSL providers. Also found this link hope it helps *www.tricksguide.com/configure-bsnl...ss-internet-connection-via-lan-and-wi-fi.html

 

[bjb0019]

@dheerajpant
The port you call DSL is RJ11 (the normal telephone line port) and LAN port is RJ45.
Let me know how your cable connections are done. Just curious to know.
I have a similar scenario at my place, the only difference is I use D-Link 802C as the ADSL modem and TP-Link TL-WR340G+ as the router+wifi host.

 

[dheerajpant]

@dheerajpant
The port you call DSL is RJ11 (the normal telephone line port) and LAN port is RJ45.
Let me know how your cable connections are done. Just curious to know.
I have a similar scenario at my place, the only difference is I use D-Link 802C as the ADSL modem and TP-Link TL-WR340G+ as the router+wifi host.

*s11.postimage.org/nvuhutbmr/modem_config.jpg

here modem1 and the wireless router are the current setup, though I have a third modem(modem 2) if it could be used...

The source of the problem as you can see in the image is the RJ11 in the wireless router .

 

[bjb0019]

@dheerajpant,
Your problem is just as I suspected! Since even the modem1 takes i/p from RJ11, why not 'not use it'. I mean instead of using two modems (modem1 and wireless modem) why not use just the wireless modem only? According to your first post, its a ADSL modem and wireless router, so all you have to do is change its ip, dns and other configs to reliance values and it should work.. it will also look decent
In summary:
According to me there are only two solutions for your problems,
1. Use only the BSNL modem
2. Use the reliance modem along with a new wifi router (just router and not ADSL modem!)