Recently we got one more internet connection from BSNL. Since we already had a D-Link modem, we opted not to get any modem from BSNL.
When we got the connection, BSNL staff refused to configure my modem stating that they are not aware of how to do so. After searching over internet, I found a solution which worked for me. Here it is:
D-LINK DSL-502T CONFIGURATION FOR DATAONE BROADBAND
Open Internet Explorer and in the Address Bar http://192.168.1.1
Enter User Name : admin
Password: admin
Click OK
You will get the web management window as below
Click on Advanced
Click on ATM / VCC
You will See the list of PVC0 – PVC7 as
below
Click on Note of PVC3
Change VPI / VCI from 3/35 to 0/45
Click on Apply
Click OK to save configuration and
reboot .
Click on note of PVC1
Change the Virtual circuit from Disabled
to Enabled
Click on Apply
Click on OK to save and reboot
configuration.
Click on note of PVC0 change :
VPI / VCI to 0/35
Virtual Circuit : Enabled
WAN Settings : PPPoE/PPPoA
Username : yourusername@dataone
Password: yourpassword
Click on Apply
Your PVC list will now look as below.
Click on Tools
Click on System
Click on Save and Reboot
Click OK to save and restart.
After your modem is restarted Click on Status
and check the status of PVC0 and check if it is Connected.
If “Not Connected ” Check if you have
entered USername and Password Correctly.
Good one.. Hope you’d posted it a couple of weeks earlier.. I also took a BSNL connection at home.. and my bro eventhough is studying BE is technically challenged when it comes to hardware..
I read some reviews on the internet for 502T.. Most of them mentioned that BSNL does not help itself onto this router.. and eventually asked him to buy a 802C (shelling out atleast 500 bucks more
)
The BSNL so called engineers refused to configure it and demanded my bro to buy a router from them for their support.. later, i had to dig out some manuals for the 802C and support him over phone to configure it.. Wonder complaining it to the higher officials help in any way..
Yeah happens. May be these people are not so technically oriented/strong to do such things. People should know these things. What if you and I had no idea about configuration? We would hv bought a new modem for no reason… generating more e-waste.
Thanks dude….. it works………… thank you very much…. some time before i was trying to connect net with ubuntu os …. for that i changed the settings of dlink modem and then ….. it was nt working but when i checked ur site u gave a awesome discription and step wise information…. which helped me to make my modem set rite
I am happy that the post helped.