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NETGEAR DG834G setup help required
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DG834v1 Support Page
In the manual, itself detailed instructions lacking . see screenshot .
I am not sure about an external dialer.
More references :
http://kbserver.netgear.com/pdf/dg834gt_manual.pdf full manual
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In the manual, itself detailed instructions lacking . see screenshot .
I am not sure about an external dialer.
More references :
http://kbserver.netgear.com/pdf/dg834gt_manual.pdf full manual
thinkbroadband :: Broadband hardware reviews wireless
thinkbroadband :: Broadband hardware reviews basic with screenshots
superprash2003
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are you able to see multiple vpi/vci 0/35 etc etc in your adsl router? i think i remember reading somewhere that some adsl routers support only one vpi/vci and bsnl requires multiple vpi/vci to work.. i cant confirm what i am saying.. but i somewhat remember..so configuring bridged mode could be complicated.. why not connect your bsnl modem with the Netgear.. and set the modem to bridged mode and use netgear as a wifi hub
superprash2003
Regulars
glad you got it working.. sorry about that.. but there are some modems i feel which wont work with bsnl
superprash2003
Regulars
as i mentioned above... i think some modems have only one vpi/vci channels and others have many..
as i mentioned above... i think some modems have only one vpi/vci channels and others have many..
Got a Netgear DG834Gv4 yesterday, it does seem to have only one vpi/vci configuration possible through the management interface. But configuring that to 0/35 works fine with dataone connection.
But I seem to be in trouble as I need another pair or two for the IPTV configuration. Since the box uses the same busybox linux and bcm chipset as in other utstarcom / D-Link adsl modems, I think it should be possible to get it going. Will start a separate thread on that.
Regards,
Madhan
Got a Netgear DG834Gv4 yesterday, it does seem to have only one vpi/vci configuration possible through the management interface. But configuring that to 0/35 works fine with dataone connection.
But I seem to be in trouble as I need another pair or two for the IPTV configuration. Since the box uses the same busybox linux and bcm chipset as in other utstarcom / D-Link adsl modems, I think it should be possible to get it going. Will start a separate thread on that.
Regards,
Madhan
1.http://kolkata.bsnl.co.in/iptvfaq.shtml
How does IPTV work?
The customer telephone line will be connected to ADSL2+ CPE through splitter.
From CPE one Ethernet cable will go to PC for Internet
and another Ethernet cable will go to the Smart Electronics Device.
The output of Smart Electronics Device will be connected to your TV.
2.Even assuming more VPI/VCI settings can be entered,
you have to change the telephone line connection for
different ISP's. ( I do it for AIRTEL/BSNLBB same modem )
3. Feedback please.
How does IPTV work?
The customer telephone line will be connected to ADSL2+ CPE through splitter.
From CPE one Ethernet cable will go to PC for Internet
and another Ethernet cable will go to the Smart Electronics Device.
The output of Smart Electronics Device will be connected to your TV.
2.Even assuming more VPI/VCI settings can be entered,
you have to change the telephone line connection for
different ISP's. ( I do it for AIRTEL/BSNLBB same modem )
3. Feedback please.