Huawei MT800 modem + Realtek RTL8139 NIC on the PC

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Friends, I have a BSNL connection - they provided Huawei MT800 modem. At the PC end, I have "Realtek RTL8139/810x Family Fast Ethernet NIC". But they don't seem to go together. I followed the network configuration settings, but I can't proceed further from there.

Though the PC sees that there is a LAN connection, it shows me the status of " bytes sent, but bytes received". Because of this, I never succeeded in connecting to http://192.168.1.1 (the modem's IP address).

Has anyone seen any problem like this when using this combiination of devices (ie., Huawei MT800 modem + Realtek RTL8139 NIC on the PC)? If so, could you please tell me how you got around with that?

Interestingly, I was able to configure the same Modem with another laptop which has a similar Network Card (may be the difference is that the NIC is on-board in case of the laptop configuration). I do not assume that I missed some steps in the Network configuration, because I was able to repeat the procedure several times from scratch on a freshly installed laptop.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
 
For clarity I just want to add that: I get no response from the MT800 modem when I connect to http://192.168.1.1 (where one is asked to provide the "admin" password).
 
Fine why dont you try connecting through the windows dialer of the PPPoE sofware privded.
Regarding the 192.168.1.1 , the modem interface page ..first u should set ur TCP/IP settings . http://calcuttatelephones.com/dataoneinstall/bb7.html
Configuring the IP address gateway dns as given and the rest i guess u know

Edit: The format given by bhangima seems to be good ...... better than the default ...
 
fixed fonts are never good for readibility.
 


i kinda like fixed-fonts (mono-space) for readability, dunno why 😎i use courier-new 10-pt on my e-mail (windows/outlook) now
 
I have the same hardware ( Huawei SmartAX MT880 modem/router and RealTek Ethernet 8139 Family PCI NIC LAN card on my system under XP without SP1 or SP2. I was successful in connecting to dataone and use the broadband connection for quite some hours on Wednesday. But some fault has cropped up either in the connection or the Server (HelpDesk is unable to identify for the last two days) and I get an error message "Error 678: Unable to connect to the Server".My Account is only 3 days old. I got the same error message before the username and passwaord allotted by BSNL was communicated to me on phone. Before the error message comes up there is an advice saying "opening the port" and it appears as if the system is unable to get the port opened and hence the Erro 678 follows.BSNL is aware of this but I do not know either as to how they overcame the problem, the first time or why they have not been able to resolve the problem for the last two days. There is obviously lack of co-ordination between the DatOne staff and the local BSNL and Exchange staff who look after the Huawei Controllers installed for decentralization and cutting down the long distances with copper wires to the user locations.P. JayantP. Jayant
 
I am now stuck up with this modem. The error message is 633. How do I configure this?
 
Originally posted by pjayant@Aug 27 2005, 05:14 AM
I have the same hardware ( Huawei SmartAX MT880 modem/router and RealTek Ethernet 8139 Family PCI NIC LAN card on my system under XP without SP1 or SP2. I was successful in connecting to dataone and use the broadband connection for quite some hours on Wednesday. But some fault has cropped up either in the connection or the Server (HelpDesk is unable to identify for the last two days) and I get an error message "Error 678: Unable to connect to the Server".
My Account is only 3 days old. I got the same error message before the username and passwaord allotted by BSNL was communicated to me on phone.
Before the error message comes up there is an advice saying "opening the port" and it appears as if the system is unable to get the port opened and hence the Erro 678 follows.
BSNL is aware of this but I do not know either as to how they overcame the problem, the first time or why they have not been able to resolve the problem for the last two days. There is obviously lack of co-ordination between the DatOne staff and the local BSNL and Exchange staff who look after the Huawei Controllers installed for decentralization and cutting down the long distances with copper wires to the user locations.

P. Jayant

P. Jayant
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I was having the same problem, on reading the sugestion in the forum itself , I was able to connect.
I just reset the modem, and switch it off for about 2 minutes unplug the lan wire and reconnected it then I restarted the system and modem, Then i was able to connect to broadband.
 
Yes...I am now enjoying broadband. I use MT800 with Realtek onboard Lancrad.But when I connect to net, my svchost.exe takes 100% of cpu time and my machine hangs. Is it any kind of virus attack? or any settings problem.I use windows 2000 server.Please help
 
Originally posted by anirban76@Sep 2 2005, 12:57 PM
Yes...I am now enjoying broadband. I use MT800 with Realtek onboard Lancrad.
But when I connect to net, my svchost.exe takes 100% of cpu time and my machine hangs. Is it any kind of virus attack? or any settings problem.
I use windows 2000 server.

Please help
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I want to share the following info with correspondents of this forum. BSNL has installed a Digital Loop Contol Unit near my residence in a State Govt. Institute Building. They also have Huawi Controller installed next to it. By providing links to local users from this equipment, BSNL has cut down the lengths of the Copper Wire connections. This makes a dramatic differeence to teh speed and performance of the link. The Broadband connection is stable and gives a speed of 230 to 250 kbps.
"Opening the Port" message disappeared after they checked their equipment and its link to the DataOne Server. The link is very satisfactory now and I hope BSNL manages to keep it that way and also that the speed does not deteriorate as more users are connected to the same Controller.

P. Jayant
 

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