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praka123 · Sep 6, 2007

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Remember @gary-i use dataone in bridge mode using linux rp-pppoe dialer(pon,poff) configured using pppoeconf unlike always ON connxn or router in-built dialer.so follow this reminding that u connect manually to dataone.
man 5 crontab -explains things very well.look for that or gnome-schedule(gui)
I browse normally upto 1-1.30 Am approx.I start Azureus earlier itself.
i run cron as root

in debian
so will explain for root user as some tasks i ran earlier needed root permission,
for ubuntu,

Code:

sudo su

Code:

:~#crontab -e

for editing

Code:

# m h  dom mon dow   command
10  2   7 9 5           pon dsl-provider
58 7  7  9  5           poff

^mine for tomorrow(7/9/07)
if you use a torrent client like Azureus,u can add that too to start at 2AM as follows.first find the path of the binary.

Code:

sid:~# whereis azureus 
azureus: /usr/bin/azureus /usr/share/man/man1/azureus.1.gz

so u can add to the crontab the torrent client too.but provided,u have already loaded the torrent to download.
so atlast mine may look like

Code:

# m h  dom mon dow   command
10  2   7 9 5           pon dsl-provider
12  2   7 9 5           /usr/bin/azureus
58 7  7  9  5           poff

^save and exit.now just for sure cron is up,run

Code:

sudo /etc/init.d/cron force-reload

now see ur cron results:

Code:

~#crontab -l
# m h  dom mon dow   command
 10  2   7 9 5           pon dsl-provider
 12  2   7 9 5           /usr/bin/azureus
 58 7  7  9  5           poff

^reg the digits,i am quoting "man 5 crontab"

Commands are executed by cron(8) when the minute, hour, and month of
year fields match the current time, and when at least one of the two
day fields (day of month, or day of week) match the current time (see
``Note'' below). cron(8) examines cron entries once every minute. The
time and date fields are:

field allowed values
----- --------------
minute 0-59
hour 0-23
day of month 1-31
month 1-12 (or names, see below)
day of week 0-7 (0 or 7 is Sun, or use names)

A field may be an asterisk (*), which always stands for ``first-last''.

Ranges of numbers are allowed. Ranges are two numbers separated with a
hyphen. The specified range is inclusive. For example, 8-11 for an
``hours'' entry specifies execution at hours 8, 9, 10 and 11

Also,i used to daily edit the day field inorder to be sure.but acc to experts,u can do well without editing for a month,year(using * in tat place or @monthly etc).read more of man crontab and lookup for examples.
*www.scrounge.org/linux/cron.html
*kevin.vanzonneveld.net/techblog/article/schedule_tasks_on_linux_using_crontab/
what i do is run cron,switch off my power eating CRT monitor,sleep,sleep

delivi · Sep 6, 2007

Re: **Post all your BSNL Dataone Related Queries Here**

hey guys, I've got my new DataOne Connection

homeplan, I get an awesome bandwidth of 1.11MBps

gary4gar · Sep 6, 2007

Re: **Post all your BSNL Dataone Related Queries Here**

delivi said:
hey guys, I've got my new DataOne Connection

homeplan, I get an awesome bandwidth of 1.11MBps

see this
*img516.imageshack.us/img516/4677/bwde4.th.jpg
*img516.imageshack.us/img516/4677/bwde4.7a4ec58721.jpg

BSNL RAJASTHAN Circle

[edit]
sorry for full image, now posting thumbnail

praka123 · Sep 6, 2007

Re: **Post all your BSNL Dataone Related Queries Here**

monsoon gaya,to speed vaapas aagaya!!

Testing is done with 128 KB of Sample Data. Formula To calculate your Bandwidth=(128*8)Kbits/(endtime - starttime) sec

Your current bandwidth reading is:

1.92 Mbps

@gary4gar:cron try kia ke?

NIGHTMARE · Sep 6, 2007

Re: **Post all your BSNL Dataone Related Queries Here**

its mine *img102.imageshack.us/img102/8675/85197968yb7.th.png

praka123 · Sep 6, 2007

Re: **Post all your BSNL Dataone Related Queries Here**

^that we can achieve with a back+retest+stop

Indranil92001 · Sep 7, 2007

Re: **Post all your BSNL Dataone Related Queries Here**

Do any one knows about it that when the BSNL Launched the IP TV the speed upgrade to 4Mbps. Because The IP TV needs the bandwith of 4Mbps.

*i189.photobucket.com/albums/z66/Ratul92001/Clipboard01-5.png

praka123 · Sep 7, 2007

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^8Mbps may be.heard some cities they launched or going to launch

Help~Is~Here · Sep 7, 2007

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NIGHTMARE said:
its mine *img102.imageshack.us/img102/8675/85197968yb7.th.png

Guys, please stop posting the altered versions of the Dataone tests, everyone knows it's fake, how to make it is quite simple that once the actual test is done, hit the browser back button and voila, unbelievable speeds, so please stop posting things that are not true.

As far as the 8Mbps is concerned, it's already launched in several cities in India, the last one I know of was in Bangalore on the 15th of August. And if you go back in this thread, you can see that one user has posted his link speed indicating NOT 8Mbps, but 10Mbps.

praka123 · Sep 7, 2007

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^but there may be some other devices replacing default huawei,utstar router modems to provide 8mbps!

Indranil92001 · Sep 7, 2007

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Help~Is~Here said:
As far as the 8Mbps is concerned, it's already launched in several cities in India, the last one I know of was in Bangalore on the 15th of August. And if you go back in this thread, you can see that one user has posted his link speed indicating NOT 8Mbps, but 10Mbps.

If I switch off the IPTV and and start the download then is it possible to get high bandwith.Not the 2Mbps currently I have

Help~Is~Here · Sep 7, 2007

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praka123 said:
^but there may be some other devices replacing default huawei,utstar router modems to provide 8mbps!

I don't think so because the existing Huwaei, starcom are all upto8Mbps compatible and the standard is something called as 'annexure B'.

Indranil92001 said:
If I switch off the IPTV and and start the download then is it possible to get high bandwith.Not the 2Mbps currently I have

I haven't tested it because I'm out of station right now, so can't comment on that. Maybe someone else who has the 8Mbps line should be able to answer that.

gary4gar · Sep 7, 2007

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@praka123
its 2 in morning
will try in morning next
now i need to sleep

gary4gar · Sep 7, 2007

Re: **Post all your BSNL Dataone Related Queries Here**

praka123 said:
Remember @gary-i use dataone in bridge mode using linux rp-pppoe dialer(pon,poff) configured using pppoeconf unlike always ON connxn or router in-built dialer.so follow this reminding that u connect manually to dataone.
man 5 crontab -explains things very well.look for that or gnome-schedule(gui)
I browse normally upto 1-1.30 Am approx.I start Azureus earlier itself.
i run cron as root in debian
so will explain for root user as some tasks i ran earlier needed root permission,
for ubuntu,

Code:

sudo su

Code:

:~#crontab -e

for editing

Code:

# m h dom mon dow command 10 2 7 9 5 pon dsl-provider 58 7 7 9 5 poff

^mine for tomorrow(7/9/07)
if you use a torrent client like Azureus,u can add that too to start at 2AM as follows.first find the path of the binary.

Code:

sid:~# whereis azureus azureus: /usr/bin/azureus /usr/share/man/man1/azureus.1.gz

so u can add to the crontab the torrent client too.but provided,u have already loaded the torrent to download.
so atlast mine may look like

Code:

# m h dom mon dow command 10 2 7 9 5 pon dsl-provider 12 2 7 9 5 /usr/bin/azureus 58 7 7 9 5 poff

^save and exit.now just for sure cron is up,run

Code:

sudo /etc/init.d/cron force-reload

now see ur cron results:

Code:

~#crontab -l # m h dom mon dow command 10 2 7 9 5 pon dsl-provider 12 2 7 9 5 /usr/bin/azureus 58 7 7 9 5 poff

^reg the digits,i am quoting "man 5 crontab"
Also,i used to daily edit the day field inorder to be sure.but acc to experts,u can do well without editing for a month,year(using * in tat place or @monthly etc).read more of man crontab and lookup for examples.
*www.scrounge.org/linux/cron.html
*kevin.vanzonneveld.net/techblog/article/schedule_tasks_on_linux_using_crontab/
what i do is run cron,switch off my power eating CRT monitor,sleep,sleep

so i need tp setup bridge mode
but it is a little complex than normal
[*]i have two routers: d-link 502t & tp-link wireless access point
into which router should i set my id & password??
[*]also regarding crontab, is the order important?
[*]can set cron to automatically power up, just in case i do with windows??
[*]why you don't use wildcard, scared of ghost billing

Help~Is~Here · Sep 7, 2007

Re: **Post all your BSNL Dataone Related Queries Here**

gary4gar said:
so i need tp setup bridge mode
but it is a little complex than normal
[*]i have two routers: d-link 502t & tp-link wireless access point
into which router should i set my id & password??
[*]also regarding crontab, is the order important?
[*]can set cron to automatically power up, just in case i do with windows??
[*]why you don't use wildcard, scared of ghost billing

I'm not sure about linux PPP but one thing I can tell you is that when you have a wireless access point connected to a modem/router, the password should be on the first piont of connectivity with the phone line, which is the modem/router and not on the wireless access point. I'm not sure whether you can bridge the configuration such that you can set up a PPP dialer on the computer to get connected in this configuration.

zyberboy · Sep 7, 2007

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NIGHTMARE said:
if u needed fast speed create a bridge and watch ur speed guys and

is bridge mode faster than pppoe in Bsnl adsl modem??

nish_higher · Sep 7, 2007

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cyberboy_kerala said:
is bridge mode faster than pppoe in Bsnl adsl modem??

no.speed remains same.it just changes the way you connect

any news or something by bsnl regarding any chance of a speed increase on unlimited home plans?is it gonna be 256kbps forever?

casual_gamer · Sep 7, 2007

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I was not able to download anything from the past 2 days from 2am to 8am...the adsl light kept blinking. There were lots of downtimes from the past 2 weeks in my place. did anyone from bangalore experience this? if its only me, then can it might be problem with my dlink glb 502t modem?

drgrudge · Sep 7, 2007

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Guys, I'm coming to India next month. It has been a year since I'm going to use Dataone again. Is the things same as before? I want an unlimited connection.. so as b4 I need to pay 900+100+tax for the connection? What's the speed I get?

Is there any better plan which might suit me?

nish_higher · Sep 7, 2007

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u get same speed and same rates as u got b4-i have ul900 plan since broadband in my city.no change in it till now.i think this plan is good if u r online the whole day.not good if u consider the amount of stuff u wanna download per day-but that depends on u

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