azaad_shri75
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dear friends am unable to configure bsnl bb bridged connection on any linux
, please let me know of all the possibilities to look for
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, please let me know of all the possibilities to look for............
bsnl bb configuration on linux
- Thread starter azaad_shri75
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Just search the forum buddy. Lots of threads are already there on the same topic.
abhijangda
Padawan
i use fedora and it works fine on it!!
nileshgr
Wise Old Owl
Bridged connection sucks.
Once your machine is online and the modem is connected to your box,
open browser and put 192.168.1.1, it will ask for username and password, both should be admin.
Then configure a PPPoE connection with username and password in the WAN interfaces section.
The VPI/VCI value should be 0/32.
Delete all other connections except the one your configured. Enable NAT on the connection and disable Firewall and QoS.
That's all, you should be connected using a DHCP configuration for your linux box.
The advantage of this setup is that, it is platform independent and you can share your connection by just plugging in a 8 port (minimum, higher ones available) switch.
Once your machine is online and the modem is connected to your box,
open browser and put 192.168.1.1, it will ask for username and password, both should be admin.
Then configure a PPPoE connection with username and password in the WAN interfaces section.
The VPI/VCI value should be 0/32.
Delete all other connections except the one your configured. Enable NAT on the connection and disable Firewall and QoS.
That's all, you should be connected using a DHCP configuration for your linux box.
The advantage of this setup is that, it is platform independent and you can share your connection by just plugging in a 8 port (minimum, higher ones available) switch.
OP
azaad_shri75
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thanks for your inputs, at least some one understands my plight, if I use always online connection , would it not consume bandwidth doing some back ground update without my knowledge?
OP
azaad_shri75
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followed your instruction - however it did not succeed
, and the modem would not connect in windows also
shut down the modem for some time - now its working-------???????? noob me.........when I had static connection some 5 yrs back it was easy for me ........lol
nileshgr
Wise Old Owl
Oops, I forgot to mention that you need to reboot your router after setting it upfollowed your instruction - however it did not succeed
when I had static connection some 5 yrs back it was easy for me ........lol
skeletor
Chosen of the Omnissiah
OP
azaad_shri75
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^ yeah thanks would try.......
gopi_vbboy
Cyborg Agent
if u want always on connection
first set some static address like 192.168.1.10 for ur LAN
open brwsr...enter 192.168.1.1
in case it doesnt open a userna,e/pass windows reboot modem using needle at back of a hole in it for reset like cdrom u have a provision for ejecting
admin:admin
goto wan settings
click ppp
set ur username/passw of bsnl
alwayon
apply
no for reboot
goto
dhcp
set enable
then yes for reboot
now while rebooting
after 2-3 min
goto ur lan property
set automatically obtain ip instead of static
njoy!
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@unknown
0/35 working
try reseting modem
first set some static address like 192.168.1.10 for ur LAN
open brwsr...enter 192.168.1.1
in case it doesnt open a userna,e/pass windows reboot modem using needle at back of a hole in it for reset like cdrom u have a provision for ejecting
admin:admin
goto wan settings
click ppp
set ur username/passw of bsnl
alwayon
apply
no for reboot
goto
dhcp
set enable
then yes for reboot
now while rebooting
after 2-3 min
goto ur lan property
set automatically obtain ip instead of static
njoy!
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@unknown
0/35 working
try reseting modem
nileshgr
Wise Old Owl
I don't use BSNL.
skeletor
Chosen of the Omnissiah
Depends on your ISP.
VPI/VCI - 0/32 is for MTNL Broadband.
And for Airtel it's 1/32.
coderunknown
Retired Forum Mod
hello everyone & hope azad bro's problem solve cause i in mood of konquering this thread 
just kidding. ok getting back to topic, i recently installed Ubuntu 8.04 (had that only linux disc with me). and tried connect net through mobile GPRS. failed. in big way. so threw it out & installed Mint 8 KDE version. problem solved partially by using kppp. everything set but when i try connect i get 2 types of msg:
1. modem is not connected. or
2. modem is busy.
also before i launch kppp i get this msg: ""etc/resolve.conf missing." now is this important. please guide me connect net on Mint.
also after i exit kppp (as it displays modem buy, so exit) i get this msg: "error in /user/share/applications/kde4/kppp.desktop". is there something wrong with the installation?
PS: i a total newbie in Linux so please guide me well. i used linux a few years back for C programming in SUSE.
Other infos that may be needed:
Mobile: Motorola ROKR E6e.
modem device used: /dev/ttys0 (gave me the modem not found error)
/dev/ttys1 or s2 & s3 (gave modem busy error)
Service provider: does it really matter? India's no.1 in network from bottom. you know which sim i using
thanks everyone. hoping for a reply soon
just kidding. ok getting back to topic, i recently installed Ubuntu 8.04 (had that only linux disc with me). and tried connect net through mobile GPRS. failed. in big way. so threw it out & installed Mint 8 KDE version. problem solved partially by using kppp. everything set but when i try connect i get 2 types of msg:1. modem is not connected. or
2. modem is busy.
also before i launch kppp i get this msg: ""etc/resolve.conf missing." now is this important. please guide me connect net on Mint.
also after i exit kppp (as it displays modem buy, so exit) i get this msg: "error in /user/share/applications/kde4/kppp.desktop". is there something wrong with the installation?
PS: i a total newbie in Linux so please guide me well. i used linux a few years back for C programming in SUSE.
Other infos that may be needed:
Mobile: Motorola ROKR E6e.
modem device used: /dev/ttys0 (gave me the modem not found error)
/dev/ttys1 or s2 & s3 (gave modem busy error)
Service provider: does it really matter? India's no.1 in network from bottom. you know which sim i using
thanks everyone. hoping for a reply soon
gopi_vbboy
Cyborg Agent
^^ use gnome network manager
u have to dial the correct profile
like
*99***1# means dialing a.p 1 as in settings...for S.E
similar thing there for nokia
jus google it
u have to dial the correct profile
like
*99***1# means dialing a.p 1 as in settings...for S.E
similar thing there for nokia
jus google it
celldweller1591
Linoob
This may cause dependency errors. You have to manually launch it and it is risky a bit.
To install gnome-network-manager and keyring-daemon(to store passwords) type :
sudo apt-get install network-manager-gnome gnome-keyring && sudo apt-get remove knetworkmanager
or us this page to download network-manager and first remove knetworkmanager by [sudo apt-get remove *] and then install this one
Press alt+f2 and type nm-applet and add to it autostart programs.
then logout and log back in and see if that works .
To install gnome-network-manager and keyring-daemon(to store passwords) type :
sudo apt-get install network-manager-gnome gnome-keyring && sudo apt-get remove knetworkmanager
or us this page to download network-manager and first remove knetworkmanager by [sudo apt-get remove *] and then install this one
Press alt+f2 and type nm-applet and add to it autostart programs.
then logout and log back in and see if that works .