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chimera201
Wise Old Owl
Yeah that needs to be 4096 or above. Tell the BSNL exchange to do it.
Atleast your SNR values are good.
jackal_79
Get Digit ized
Thanks! Will check with them.
Yes,tell them to increase your DSLAM port speed to 4mbps(that way they will know that you are not somebody they can simply give vague answers like there is some line issue etc,just tell them that some of your friends in some other districts told you about this DSLAM thing).
meetdilip
Computer Addict
Check tariff at bsnl.co.in
That's the first thing you see after logging into modem
meetdilip
Computer Addict
Downstream rate should be at least double the current value.
razpor
Broken In
Tried different laptop and router,a slight improvement with certain torrents,but nothing major.
The people at exchange hardly seem to care for speeds as long as the phone and internet work and connect.
My data rate shows up as 4096 for downstream and 509 for upstream,can dslam still be an issuedespite that?and is it possible they have connected my connection to a faulty port?
i am out of ideas ,even the evdo connection i have gives much better speeds(evdo still works here and its quite good)
Issue with your DSLAM port may be a possible reason as sometimes the DSLAM port itself may develop some problem.Ask them to change your DSLAM port & if they ask how or why you are asking it then tell them one of your friend in some other state faced similar issue which was solved after his DSLAM port was changed.If even after changing DSLAM port speed issue is not resolved then most likely the BSNL network in your area is overloaded with data traffic.
razpor
Broken In
I ll try talking to them,but they are really not helpful so might be difficult. Will report back.
Thank you for the idea.
sling-shot
Wise Old Owl
This month marks the comeback of FUP holdup. I was not allowed to browse until I click some button on their redirected webpage.
I hate that. I also dread that someone say my parents or children without proper knowledge might just click yes and cost me money in future.
I hate that. I also dread that someone say my parents or children without proper knowledge might just click yes and cost me money in future.
chimera201
Wise Old Owl
BSNL customers wouldn't exist if there were other options for customers.
jackal_79
Get Digit ized
I have a query on my broadband which is not really related to BSNL. But please advice on below:
I have 2 internet options namely BSNL broadband which i share through a WiFi at home and a Jio which i use while on the move. Now both are using their own DNS servers as i have not configured anything on my laptop. Should i manually change it to global DNS or let it remain as it is ?
I have 2 internet options namely BSNL broadband which i share through a WiFi at home and a Jio which i use while on the move. Now both are using their own DNS servers as i have not configured anything on my laptop. Should i manually change it to global DNS or let it remain as it is ?
It depends on which dns gives you better browsing experience.e.g.I simply use google dns because well it is google & because if it is not working via google dns then either site is down or proxy/vpn is needed to bypass isp restrictions.
kg11sgbg
Indian Railways - The Vibrant and Moving INDIA
Agreed,but don't you have any cable broadband connection in your area?
Or Reliance Jio?
jackal_79
Get Digit ized
Finally managed to get my speed re-configured as 4 Mbps now. Thanks whitestar & chimera. Also is there any more reliable way of checking your data usage other than through BSNL website? I have never been able to understand their site. I want something simple like how much is used.
sling-shot
Wise Old Owl
They have an Android application called MyBSNL. There is a section in it to check usage.