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Type 1 modem not connecting to PC

by Abhishek
(Bangaolre)

I have BSNL broadband at home. they provided me with "Type 1 ADSL 2+ CPE/Router" modem which is a Syrma technologies product. i didnt have a lan port behind my CPU so i bought an external card "Realtek RTL8139 32-bit PCI bus". i updated it with the required drivers. but when i connected the modem through this lan card to the PC, it does show "100mbs connected", but i am unable to open the configuration page in the browser, it shows "The server at 192.168.1.1 is taking too long to respond." o after some time it also shows "limited or no connectivity" in the system tray. here i would like to bring to your notice that the lan lamp on the modem blinks every 3 seconds, that means it must be getting disconnected somehow.

To see whether there is any problem with the modem, i connected it using usb, it worked fine. i also checked it in my friend's home, who had inbuilt lan port, it worked there too. so i think there is no problem with the modem.

To see whether there is any problem with the lan card, i first got it replaced from where i bought it and again tried, but still i was unsuccessful, same problem ocurred. then i brought my friend's type 2 modem and connected it to my PC using lan, surprisingly it worked. so the lan card is also fine. also the lan cable is fine.

here are my configuration details...i would like to add that all ip address details were provided by the BSNL people, and i use them successfully when connecting modem via usb. i use win xp. i have pentium 4, 2.66 GHz, 1 GB RAM

i got this by typing "ipconfig/all" in cmd:

windows ip configuration

host name...................:nara-a37b0e2e31
primary dns suffix .........:
node type...................:unknown
ip routing enabled..........:no
wins proxy enabled..........:no

ethernet adapter local area connection

connection specific dns suffix...:
description......................:realtek RTL8139/810x family fast ethernet nic
physical address.................:00-E0-4C-39-08-9F
dhcp enabled.....................:no
ip address.......................:192.168.1.101
subnet mask......................:255.255.255.0
default gateway..................:192.168.1.1
dns servers......................:192.168.1.1
218.248.240.26

if i type "ping 192.168.1.1" in cmd i get:

pinging 192.168.1.1 with 32 bytes of data:

request timed out.
request timed out.
reply from 192.168.1.1: bytes=32 time=1ms TTL=128
request timed out.

ping statistics for 192.168.1.1:
packets: sent = 4. received = 1, lost = 3 (75% loss),
approximate round trip times im milli-seconds:
minimun = 1ms, maximum = 1ms, average = 1ms


please suggest some solution.... are there any compatibility issues... waiting for an aearly response...

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NIC Link Speed and Duplex
by: Suppoet

Hello Abhishek,

Your problme is related to the NIC (Network Interface Card) and the modem.

All ADSL/DSL/Cable modems are really routers and they are hardwired to 100 link speed, full duplex.

If you go to the properties of the NIC and the advanced tab in the menu find Link Speed/Duplex or it could be two seperate entries Link Speed then Duplex.

Set them for 100/full that is 100 MBS speed and Full Duplex.

See this page for more information:

Troubleshooting Networking Errors

Or the Troubleshooting section of my e-book Self Computer Repair Unleashed! Manual

Hope this helps...

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