cool_techie_tvm
Ambassador of Buzz
Re: **Post all your BSNL Dataone Related Queries Here**
^^ Your downstream SNR is 6 and upstream SNR is 26.
^^ Your downstream SNR is 6 and upstream SNR is 26.
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din
Tribal Boy
Re: **Post all your BSNL Dataone Related Queries Here**
Sorry for bugging too much. But yes, I checked the attn values and SNR values when the speed goes very high, when its night, when its stable etc. But there is not much variation, actually the values are not changing much, like very very small change only!
Confusing .. Exchange people will re-check it I think, will keep you updated on how their test goes.
Todays update- good speed from early morning till 11.30 AM (Sabayon Linux DVD almost done), then completely down, now (12.45) it is back, good speed again, do not know how long lol.
Ricky said:
Sorry for bugging too much. But yes, I checked the attn values and SNR values when the speed goes very high, when its night, when its stable etc. But there is not much variation, actually the values are not changing much, like very very small change only!
Confusing .. Exchange people will re-check it I think, will keep you updated on how their test goes.
Todays update- good speed from early morning till 11.30 AM (Sabayon Linux DVD almost done), then completely down, now (12.45) it is back, good speed again, do not know how long lol.
cool_techie_tvm
Ambassador of Buzz
Re: **Post all your BSNL Dataone Related Queries Here**
^^ are u experiencing synching problems, means does the modem takes a long time to establish a stable ADSL link after the initial handshake process??
^^ are u experiencing synching problems, means does the modem takes a long time to establish a stable ADSL link after the initial handshake process??
gary4gar
GaurishSharma.com
Re: **Post all your BSNL Dataone Related Queries Here**
whereas rest of the time link come without any problem. also the link is rock sable
well that happens only some time once or twice in whole week when the adsnl link does not glow at all but that too glows after a restartcool_techie_tvm said:
whereas rest of the time link come without any problem. also the link is rock sable
praka123
left this forum longback
Re: **Post all your BSNL Dataone Related Queries Here**
@ricky:
presently i uses op.mode G.Dmt while earlier i had set it to T1.413.
upstream(daytime)
384 Kbps
DownStream(daytime)
2048 Kbps
but if i swith Operation Mode to T1.413,i am getting displayed in modem page: upstream 512kbps and download 2048kbps which one is better?
@ricky:
presently i uses op.mode G.Dmt while earlier i had set it to T1.413.
upstream(daytime)
384 Kbps
DownStream(daytime)
2048 Kbps
but if i swith Operation Mode to T1.413,i am getting displayed in modem page: upstream 512kbps and download 2048kbps which one is better?
Ricky
Cyborg Agent
Re: **Post all your BSNL Dataone Related Queries Here**
and I guess they will do it never..
I have just sent application to shift to new plan ie. 500C+ that is 600 per month and night unlimited
Modem is intelligent enough and it determines best available download and upload capacity of your line by SNR and ATTN itself.
For both, gary4gar and Praka123, your lines are already having 2048 kbps capability downstream which means if you are getting lower speed then its due to BSNL's network congestion or due to slow source of download.
Want to add more.. I guess BSNL uses G.dmt which can give maximum 2048 kbps of bandwidth.
Gary4gar, you already have very fine figures.
for DIN,
Small changes in figures sometimes makes big differences..
for instance.. if ur SNR down is 11 dB then you will not stable sync and if your SNR down is 13dB then you can have a stable sync..
You can set operation mode to "multimode" (as with my modem) then modem will select best op.mode on its own.
No..hoodiboy said:
and I guess they will do it never.. I have just sent application to shift to new plan ie. 500C+ that is 600 per month and night unlimited
Modem is intelligent enough and it determines best available download and upload capacity of your line by SNR and ATTN itself.
For both, gary4gar and Praka123, your lines are already having 2048 kbps capability downstream which means if you are getting lower speed then its due to BSNL's network congestion or due to slow source of download.
Want to add more.. I guess BSNL uses G.dmt which can give maximum 2048 kbps of bandwidth.
Gary4gar, you already have very fine figures.
for DIN,
Small changes in figures sometimes makes big differences..
for instance.. if ur SNR down is 11 dB then you will not stable sync and if your SNR down is 13dB then you can have a stable sync..
You can set operation mode to "multimode" (as with my modem) then modem will select best op.mode on its own.
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praka123
left this forum longback
Re: **Post all your BSNL Dataone Related Queries Here**
Fellow dataone users,2007 is near ending and i am wondering for 2008 bsnl will give what new offers?well i dont expect 8mbps atleast some increase in speed and free usage to increased to 4GB?well after maran step down cant expect much 
Fellow dataone users,2007 is near ending
and i am wondering for 2008 bsnl will give what new offers?well i dont expect 8mbps atleast some increase in speed and free usage to increased to 4GB?well after maran step down cant expect much 
Rockstar11
Technomancer
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hmmm.. im waiting for dataone 8 Mbps or 2 Mbps unlimited..
aawaz do hum ek hai..
hmmm.. im waiting for dataone 8 Mbps or 2 Mbps unlimited..
aawaz do hum ek hai..
azaad_shri75
BE FREE
Re: **Post all your BSNL Dataone Related Queries Here**
yes I too agree to that.
praka123 said:Fellow dataone users,2007 is near ending
yes I too agree to that.
Re: **Post all your BSNL Dataone Related Queries Here**
Startup 250 and Home 500 plan users are less likely to get 8mbps speed according to my thinking. But lets see that we get 8mbps or not. The Upload speed should also increase to 1mbps or something of that sort.
What upload speeds should we get in Startup 250, Home 500 and Home 1000??
Startup 250 and Home 500 plan users are less likely to get 8mbps speed according to my thinking. But lets see that we get 8mbps or not. The Upload speed should also increase to 1mbps or something of that sort.
What upload speeds should we get in Startup 250, Home 500 and Home 1000??
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I am on Home 1000, my modem says Upstream rate 256 kbps and I get 25-32 KB/s upload speed. I live in Gurgaon, Haryana (just adjacent to Delhi). On which plan are you??praka123 said:u/l speed on night on H500 for me is approx 60KB/S and very rarely it goes more than that speed.d/l is 218KB/S or 230KB/S depending on time
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Which ADSL mode are you using?? I am on G.dmt .
G.dmt or G.Lite or T1.413???
Have a look at my ADSL Line Status
Statistics --- Downstream/Upstream
Line Rate --- 2048 Kbps/256 Kbps
Attainable Line Rate --- 8448 Kbps/1036 Kbps
Noise Margin --- 30.2 dB/31.0 dB
Line Attenuation --- 37.0 dB/20.5 dB
Output Power --- 13.8 dBm/10.8 dBm
My line can handle ~8mbps download and ~1mbps upload. I think that the exchange here in Gurgaon has been upgraded for the 8mbps plan.
Which ADSL mode are you using?? I am on G.dmt .
G.dmt or G.Lite or T1.413???
Have a look at my ADSL Line Status
Statistics --- Downstream/Upstream
Line Rate --- 2048 Kbps/256 Kbps
Attainable Line Rate --- 8448 Kbps/1036 Kbps
Noise Margin --- 30.2 dB/31.0 dB
Line Attenuation --- 37.0 dB/20.5 dB
Output Power --- 13.8 dBm/10.8 dBm
My line can handle ~8mbps download and ~1mbps upload. I think that the exchange here in Gurgaon has been upgraded for the 8mbps plan.
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