How to check BSNL Broadband Account Usage?

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thanks i got my portal id thro toll free no 18004241600🙂i have logged in but i can't check my useage it is showing internal server errorwhat to do.....🙁oh😗 at last i got my useage details but i am confused 😕what is that uploadi am not getting exact details how can i get it🙁please reply mestart time -----------| stop time ---------- | down-- | up-- | total2008-03-08 08:09:01 | 2008-03-08 15:37:21 | 21938 | 3947 | 25885at this time i was't switched on my system itself what is it showing?.............😕
 
please edit /remove portal ID from post....🙂
 
my broadband speed is very slow i checked in testmy.net site it is showing 12kByps/0.1mbpsi have got 500c plan in that they have mentioned 256kBps to 2mbpsbut my speed is very slow :madness:how can i rectify it hey if anybody is having solution for me please suggestas quick as possible🙁
 
first of all don't rely on speed testing sites for anything.try to download something from sun microsystems(java setup),softpedia(trial softwares),microsoft etc with a download manager like flashget or IDM at night(in free time 2-8AM or after 10PM) & then see how much speed you got.
 
dear whitestar_999oh sorry i have forgotten that i was in my mail page. thanks for your suggestion hai i am using idm at night. i checked it out i am getting only 200 kbps it is not enough for me i have dowloaded some of tutorials for my studies.please help me to get more speed than now i am recevingwith reg
 
download connection booster from (add www. )trackzapper.com Download the program. Select default values . Check speed at speedtest.net mumbai server.Before and after using the program.report any improvement.What is the modem you use ? can you check SNR and attn ?
 


hai i am using idm at night. i checked it out i am getting only 200 kbps
IDM shows values in KBps & if you are getting 200KBps that means you are getting 200*8=1600kbps or around 1.6-1.7mbps which can be considered as average if not good for a 2mbps connection.
 
hai kBps = kilo bits per secondkbps = kilobytes per second8 bit = 1 byte1024 byte = 1 kilobyte1024 kbyte = 1 mbis it correct please conform me
 
Kbps = Kilo bits per secKBps = Kilo Bytes per sec1 Byte = 8 bits1000 bits = 1 Kilo bits1024 Bytes = 1 Kilo Byte1024 Kilo Bytes = 1 Mega Byte1024 Mega Bytes = 1 Giga Byte1024 Giga Bytes = 1 Tera Byte
 
kBps = kilo bytes per secondkbps = kilo bits per second8bit=1byte1024bits=1kbits1024kbite=1megabits=1mbps2mbps=2048kbps=256KBps(max. so download speed will be lesser around 240KBps in a very good case).
 
2mbps=2048kbps=256KBps(max. so download speed will be lesser around 240KBps in a very good case).

Wrong 😛

2 Mega bits/sec = 2,000,000 bits/sec = 250,000 Bytes/sec = 244.14 Kilo Bytes/sec.

Generally Line rates are higher than 2 Mega bits. So the speed would vary according to line condition.

Like my line rate is set to 2560Kbps
2560 Kilo bits/sec = 2,560,000 bits/sec = 320,000 Bytes/sec = 312.5 Kilo Bytes/sec.
I have noticed my top speed to be around 267 Kilo Bytes/sec.:redface:
 
2 Mega bits/sec = 2,000,000 bits/sec
you are mistaken!i am right.
in binary system factor is 1024 not 1000.even bsnl use this system & according to them 2mbps=2048kbps not 2000kbps.
as for line rate all bsnl provided modems are usually set with 2048kbps downstream & speed in ADSL depends not on modem but at the exchange.so you may get speeds upto 290KBps but only for a few seconds.average download speeds will still be around 240-250KBps.
 
you are mistaken!i am right.
in binary system factor is 1024 not 1000.even bsnl use this system & according to them 2mbps=2048kbps not 2000kbps.
as for line rate all bsnl provided modems are usually set with 2048kbps downstream & speed in ADSL depends not on modem but at the exchange.so you may get speeds upto 290KBps but only for a few seconds.average download speeds will still be around 240-250KBps.

I guess you need to go back to school and get your facts right
you may as well invite BSNL techs to study with ya🙂
 
2 megabytes = 2048 kilobytes = 2097152 bytes

ok they have said min of = 256 kbps
and max of 2 mbps
we are receiving only a min speed it is not sufficient for me. otherwise we can take 512 kbps plan with full day free.
because i want to download more gbs so why only i chosed this plan

don't get confused here i have given conversion website


Conversion Calculator Bit Byte Kilobyte Megabyte Gigabyte Terabyte Petabyte Exabyte

check it out
 

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