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cyberwiz
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This post is in two parts. Part I deals with configuration of bridge mode on the UTstarcom UT-300R2U modem/router provided by MTNL
Part two contains instructions for automated router reboot for people using PPPoE/A mode on the same modem.
PART I
For configuring bridge mode -
1) Log into web interface of modem
2) Select Lan from left hand side options and disable DHCP server. Click save and reboot the modem from the reboot option. While the modem reboots, assign static IP to ur LAN card. You can do it in win xp by double clicking on the lan icon in the tray the selecting properties > TCP/IP>>Properties...use192.168.1.3 ; put the mask in as 255.255.255.0 and Gateway as 192.168.1.1 ; use the foll DNS - Primary 203.94.243.70 ; secondary 4.2.2.1
3) When the modem comes back online, log in again into the web interface for the next part of the configuration.
4) Click on WAN from the options on left hand side
5) in the WAN setup click the edit button in the row which shows PPPoE enabled
6) ATM/ PVC configuration will pop up, let the settings as they are and click next
7) Now from the options that appear select bridging and change the encapsulation mode to "VC/Mux" click next
8) In the configuration screen that follows, make sure that the "enable bridge service option is
ticked..Give any service name or let it remain as it is. Click next
9)In the WAN setup summary click save.
10) Now the wide area network setup will appear click "save/reboot"..let the modem reboot.
The Bridge mode is ready as far as the modem is concerned. Now we need to configure the dialer in the operating system. For creating a dialer in windows XP just do the following.
Goto Network connections in Ctrl panel >> Create a new connection >> connect to the internet >> setup my connection manually >> connect using broadband connection that requires username & password >> Put in the ISP name ie MTNL >> put in ur username and password >> add a shrtcut (will make it easy to find after setting up the connex.)
PART II
UTstarcom modem running in the PPPoA/E mode can be rebooted in the same way as the D-Link DSL-502T ,with only small modifications needed to be made to the script.
For scheduling the reboot, follow the instructions in this post https://broadbandforum.co/mtnl-triband-broadband/1741-finally-trib-nu-solution/#post18114 given under the heading "schedule" .
IMP : Please do not use the script commands used in the post as they apply to Dlink DSL 502T
instead use the following i.e. copy and paste them into the reboot.txt that u will create
192.168.1.1 23
WAIT "Login"
SEND "admin\m" (enter your login ID here)
WAIT "Password"
SEND "admin\m" (enter your password here)
WAIT "->"
SEND "12\m"
WAIT "==>"
SEND "1\m"
WAIT "The system shell is being reset. Please wait..."
Rest of the instructions are common to both DSL 502T and UTstarcom so follow them.
Thats it, you should have a fully schedulable rebootable modem now.
DISCLAIMER : These settings work and i have tried them myself, however, iam no way responsible for any hardware failure or any other problem that you may encounter while making the changes to the settings..
Part two contains instructions for automated router reboot for people using PPPoE/A mode on the same modem.
PART I
For configuring bridge mode -
1) Log into web interface of modem
2) Select Lan from left hand side options and disable DHCP server. Click save and reboot the modem from the reboot option. While the modem reboots, assign static IP to ur LAN card. You can do it in win xp by double clicking on the lan icon in the tray the selecting properties > TCP/IP>>Properties...use192.168.1.3 ; put the mask in as 255.255.255.0 and Gateway as 192.168.1.1 ; use the foll DNS - Primary 203.94.243.70 ; secondary 4.2.2.1
3) When the modem comes back online, log in again into the web interface for the next part of the configuration.
4) Click on WAN from the options on left hand side
5) in the WAN setup click the edit button in the row which shows PPPoE enabled
6) ATM/ PVC configuration will pop up, let the settings as they are and click next
7) Now from the options that appear select bridging and change the encapsulation mode to "VC/Mux" click next
8) In the configuration screen that follows, make sure that the "enable bridge service option is
ticked..Give any service name or let it remain as it is. Click next
9)In the WAN setup summary click save.
10) Now the wide area network setup will appear click "save/reboot"..let the modem reboot.
The Bridge mode is ready as far as the modem is concerned. Now we need to configure the dialer in the operating system. For creating a dialer in windows XP just do the following.
Goto Network connections in Ctrl panel >> Create a new connection >> connect to the internet >> setup my connection manually >> connect using broadband connection that requires username & password >> Put in the ISP name ie MTNL >> put in ur username and password >> add a shrtcut (will make it easy to find after setting up the connex.)
PART II
UTstarcom modem running in the PPPoA/E mode can be rebooted in the same way as the D-Link DSL-502T ,with only small modifications needed to be made to the script.
For scheduling the reboot, follow the instructions in this post https://broadbandforum.co/mtnl-triband-broadband/1741-finally-trib-nu-solution/#post18114 given under the heading "schedule" .
IMP : Please do not use the script commands used in the post as they apply to Dlink DSL 502T
instead use the following i.e. copy and paste them into the reboot.txt that u will create
192.168.1.1 23
WAIT "Login"
SEND "admin\m" (enter your login ID here)
WAIT "Password"
SEND "admin\m" (enter your password here)
WAIT "->"
SEND "12\m"
WAIT "==>"
SEND "1\m"
WAIT "The system shell is being reset. Please wait..."
Rest of the instructions are common to both DSL 502T and UTstarcom so follow them.
Thats it, you should have a fully schedulable rebootable modem now.
DISCLAIMER : These settings work and i have tried them myself, however, iam no way responsible for any hardware failure or any other problem that you may encounter while making the changes to the settings..