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Posted: 22 Apr 2012 12:32 PM PDT

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Posted: 22 Apr 2012 12:28 PM PDT

Write a mail to care.<circle code>@idea.adityabirla.co.in . Mighty effective, it'll be. You'll receive a call back from one of their senior guys, and I doubt they'll want to loose a customer over 350 bucks

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PPPoE on Router - Connection Timeout errors!

Posted: 22 Apr 2012 12:16 PM PDT

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Originally Posted by VinceB View Post
Ashwin, could you tell me the DNS server details you used?

Just got an HNS connection in Thane. Works fine on a direct conection to my laptop. Trying to set it up on my TP Link router.

I reset the router, and entered the user-name, password, Service name (HNSPPPOE).

Entered setting as Dynamic IP, and it even got an IP.
Under Connection mode, i set it as Connect Automatically, yet theres a panel that juts says "Connecting....." when i click on the Connect button.

I think its because the DNS server ips are blank. :s

Any suggestions?
DNS for HNS is 123.108.224.6 and 123.108.225.6.

Normally when the router just says "connecting" it means the service name is wrong - check lowercase/uppercase etc.

Is your account a PPPoE account - as in, do you normally "dial up" to access the Internet or does it just work when you plug in the cable and then it comes up with the login page? If you use the login page, you'll need to get HNS or your cable operator to reset the binding (and change to PPPoE on the router).

Can you ping to 123.108.224.10 when you're connected via the router?

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Posted: 22 Apr 2012 12:09 PM PDT

A question relating wifi router settings !!

Posted: 22 Apr 2012 12:09 PM PDT

[QUOTE=debkol35;620834]i was checking the security section of the router. I find there is WAP2 Personal and in the pass box there are a long numbers. is it what u r talking about?
{/quote}

Yes. You can change the passphrase to suit you better though - just don't make it easy to guess.

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Originally Posted by debkol35 View Post
how do i bind wpa2 with mac?
Depends on the router, I think - for most people, this shouldn't be necessary though. WPA2 is generally sufficient unless you're like, a bank.