Hi All,
My MTNL broadband connection was finally setup a few days ago and
I'm getting great throughput on it (downloaded fiesty over the net - I
love this :)). Just a warning though. Apparently the MTNL people have
run out of ports and there are about 70k pending broadband
applications in
: [ilugd] Broadband Connection
PJ [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Make sure you have all WAN services disabled in Management-Access
control-
services to avoid this sort of abuse.
Hmm. The web interface on the Dlink 502T has the option to restrict wan
access, but it doesn't actually work (for mine
forward to good knowledge sharing.
Cheers,
m
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PJ [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
On 06/07/07, Vikas Rawal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In the context of all the great things that were said about MTNL
broadband recently on this list, I just want to report that my
Hey Vikas learn to snip and bottom post.
I have a mtnl connection in Mumbai (my office really) with unlimited
plan.
Hi,
Just do the wifi thing yourself. Its not worth the aggravation to explain to
them.Let them do their standard setup and leave.
My Experience with Airtel and MTNL is that they have no clue about anything
other than their standard setup.
Vikram
Parijat Garg wrote:
Hey guys,
I just spoke
PJ [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Make sure you have all WAN services disabled in Management-Access control-
services to avoid this sort of abuse.
Hmm. The web interface on the Dlink 502T has the option to restrict wan
access, but it doesn't actually work (for mine, at least) 8-/ (doesn't work
as
Hi,
Am new buddy to this list. Look forward to good knowledge sharing.
Cheers,
m
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PJ [EMAIL
Scanning MTNL's ip space, I noticed with a faint sense of horror that a script
kiddie could DOS MTNL's service pretty thoroughly in the space of about half an
hour, since most of MTNL's modems allow wan access and have a default
username/password combination. Other details are then available,
On Monday 02 July 2007 11:34, PJ wrote:
Scanning MTNL's ip space, I noticed with a faint sense of horror that
a script kiddie could DOS MTNL's service pretty thoroughly in the
space of about half an hour, since most of MTNL's modems allow wan
access and have a default username/password
Ah, but the question is, can you connect to my MTNL account from a
different MTNL number? I haven't tried it, but if they have a bit of a
clue they should only allow logging into, e.g. the 23456789 PPP from
23456789 and not from 98765432. Has anyone tried this?
I know that BSNL in
On 02-Jul-07, at 7:51 PM, Raj Mathur wrote:
space of about half an hour, since most of MTNL's modems allow wan
access and have a default username/password combination. Other
details are then available, which will apparently allow a cracker to
abuse the victim's account.
Ah, but the
Parijat Garg [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I am planning to install broadband (yep, there still are people who
don't have broadband at home) and am wondering which ISP provides the
best service.
Have a look through http://www.lug-delhi.org/wiki/ConfiguringNetwork/
regards
PJ
Hi All,
Thanks a lot for the tips. I'll signup for a connection and ask
again if I need help :)
Parijat
On 6/30/07, PJ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Parijat Garg [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I am planning to install broadband (yep, there still are people who
don't have broadband at home) and
Hi!
I just wanted to ask everyone that what is the actual download speed
they get on their broadband connections?
I use Airtel broadband in DLF City, Gurgaon. I have a 128kbps
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However, the actual download speed I get is only about 10-12
kilobytes/sec as per Azureus
--- Ayush Gupta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just wanted to ask everyone that what is the
actual download speed
they get on their broadband connections?
I actualy get 30-32 kB/s on a 256kbps BSNL Dataone
connection in Sukhrali village Gurgaon, which is fair.
Sometimes there are short bursts to
Ayush Gupta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi!
I just wanted to ask everyone that what is the actual download speed
they get on their broadband connections?
/
Hi,
AFAIK the upload/download speeds offered/advertised by the ISPs is only
guaranteed up to their POP (Unless you are on an IPLC).
Sites like
Rohit Kumar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One problem that i face with WiFi is that strange sound in the telephone
line.Does anyone on the list face a similar problem?
/
Hi,
You mean if you switched off the Access point, the noise goes off in the phone?
I have seen this happening on a 2.4Ghz
On Thursday 28 June 2007 10:11, Parijat Garg wrote:
I am planning to install broadband (yep, there still are people who
don't have broadband at home) and am wondering which ISP provides the
best service. I also need to setup WiFi at home. Do these
service-providers help set that up too?
Been
Hi! Parijat,
Welcome to delhi dude...
--- Parijat Garg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am planning to install broadband (yep, there still
are people who
don't have broadband at home) and am wondering which
ISP provides the
best service. I also need to setup WiFi at home. Do
these
On 6/28/07, vivek khurana [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Cisco wrt54Gl is available in nehru place .
Shouldn't that be Linksys?
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For wifi, both airtel and mtnl provide wifi routers
but the advised way is to get a normal router from the
ISP and connect a wifi router to the ISP route. Cisco
wrt54Gl is available in nehru place . Good thing about
wrt54g is that it can run on linux...
Instead of getting a DSL router and a
On 6/28/07, vivek khurana [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi! Parijat,
Welcome to delhi dude...
--- Parijat Garg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am planning to install broadband (yep, there still
are people who
don't have broadband at home) and am wondering which
ISP provides the
best
Hi!
I use Airtel broadband in DLF with a 256kbps unlimited connection,
which defaults to 512kbps, for Rs. 600 per month. I use a Netgear
DG632 router with built-in modem that I bought myself. This gets me a
discount of Rs 100 per month on my Airtel bill. I use a separate
8-port wired switch at
Note the correction in the 512kbps part.
On 6/28/07, Ayush Gupta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi!
I use Airtel broadband in DLF with a 256kbps unlimited connection,
which defaults to 512kbps at night, for Rs. 600 per month. I use my own
Netgear
DG632 router with a built-in modem. This gets me
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I am planning to install broadband (yep, there still are people who
don't
i use bharti broadband / airtel with their rs 999 unlimited with 245k by
day, and double by night. it works the way you expect it to.
used sify earlier, and am glad i moved to airtel.
airtel's phone support sucks at times. so be forewarned. however, they do
resolve problems promptly enough.
i
--- Surjo Das [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
BSNL Dataone Rocks !!!
+1
Apart from few glitches in begining, no problems since
past 1 year - 256kbps unlimited data transfer at 900/-
per month.
Mostly the faults were in the line (cable cuts caused
by digging for sewer line) and not in their DSL
Hi,
Parijat Garg [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I am planning to install broadband (yep, there still are people who
don't have broadband at home) and am wondering which ISP provides the
best service. I also need to setup WiFi at home. Do these
service-providers help set that up too?
Well i am
I am planning to install broadband (yep, there still are people who
don't have broadband at home) and am wondering which ISP provides the
best service. I also need to setup WiFi at home. Do these
service-providers help set that up too?
Kindly advise.
Parijat
On 28/06/07, Parijat Garg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am planning to install broadband (yep, there still are people who
don't have broadband at home) and am wondering which ISP provides the
best service. I also need to setup WiFi at home. Do these
service-providers help set that up too?
Best
Parijat Garg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I am planning to install broadband
(yep, there still are people who
don't have broadband at home) and am wondering which ISP provides the
best service. I also need to setup WiFi at home. Do these
service-providers help set that up too?
/
Hi,
Since this is an
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