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Linksys WAG200G is a wireless ADSL gateway for home networks. This wireless router also boasts of an inbuilt ADSL modem and can directly connect to the telephone line. This tutorial shows how to configure your WAG200G modem with a BSNL dataone broadband connection.
This tutorial is split into two parts. One, to configure the router to connect with a BSNL dataone connection. Two, to configure an ubuntu client to connect with the router through a Netgear wireless USB adapter.
Part One – connecting with BSNL dataone
The first step would be to open a browser window and type “http://192.168.1.1″ to access the web configuration page of the wireless router. The default username and password is admin/admin.
The screenshot below depicts the basic settings that work for BSNL connections.
The encapsulation needs to be set to PPP over Ethernet (PPPoE) and the Qos to unspecified bit rate (UBR). UBR is normally intended for non real-time applications that do not expect a maximum bound on the transfer delay. BSNL also expects a virtual circuit (channel) connection with VPI/VCI values of 0/35. The DSL Modulation can be set to Multimode.
The next step would be to configure the DNS settings. BSNL primary and secondary DNS IP addresses are 61.1.96.69 and 61.1.96.71. The new set of DNS on my connection appears to be DNS1: 218.248.240.181 and DNS2: 218.248.240.180. You can try with any of them and use the one which works.
The following screenshot shows the wireless configurations to enable wireless clients to connect with the router. Please note that the SSID can be an alphanumeric of any value that you prefer to name your home wireless network.
It is important to secure your wireless network and the preferred security mode is WPA-Personal (Wi-Fi Protected Access) standard that was created to overcome several shortcomings of the earlier WEP (wired equivalent privacy) standard. The WPA standard is based on TKIP (Temporal Key Integrity Protocol) algorithm that secures the wireless network with a passphrase. Please enter an alphanumeric that you prefer the TKIP to make use of, in securing the wireless network. This passphrase shall be required for authentication purposes when accessing your home wireless network.
The following four screenshots depict the ADSL connection status after the above the configurations are made. If the configurations are successful, the DSL connection status screenshot shows the DSL status as “connected”. Please note that these setting shall vary with your ISP and the above configurations are recommended only for BSNL ADSL connections.
Hope you enjoyed configuring your BSNL connection for wireless access!
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Hey
Thanks a lot for this note. I was struggling to connect to BSNL using this router. Information regarding VPI/VCI solved my problem.
Thanks again
Shameer
Can someone help me with the connection settings of BSNL broadband on the Linksys router. I tried but it didnt work.
Hope you can help me….
I purchase two pieces of WAG200G, the first one is working as MODEM/ROUTER the second is connected as router only but not working. How to configure as router only. Best regards….
Hmm as u said u r right but we have a username and password with the bsnl broadband connection na so how to connect?????????????????
Thanks a lot for this tutorial. I have made it a digg!
hi there
I solved this problem by choosing
DHCP Relay
in my router config
can anyone help me to configure a linksys wireless router wrt54g with mtnl adsl router mt33 to assecc it from a swith
(internet is working with mtnl modem)
hi, i shifted to my new aprtment where using of the fiber optic modem is must, due to which my linksys router WAG200G does not connect to internet, i tried to configure also as mentioned above in step one, but as it says >> to open a browser window and type “http://192.168.1.1″ to access the web configuration page of the wireless router. The default username and password is admin/admin, but i am not able to proceed ahead from this page, the admin/admin username and password does not work.. PLS HELP ME WITH SOME SOLUTION, so i can make this work>>>
Umesh, please try to reset your modem by inserting a small pin (blunt) in the reset hole when the modem is ON. keep that hole pressed for some 5 – 10 seconds. After this your modem should work with default admin/admin username & password.
Umesh, were u able to solve the problem?
I have sme linksys router and few days back my home network have been shifted to fibre optic. A new fibre optic modem has been installed and my ISP says you can not use this router as it does not have WLAN input port. Can any body explain me this theory?
Although I have already bought new router and it is connected to fibre optic modem and working fine.
it works man… appreaciate…
i have consulted with BSNL guys, they can’t help me.