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Old 04.05.2010, 04:00
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Default How to reconnect BSNL EVDO

How to reconnect BSNL EVDO ... i am new to scripts so please guide me

EVDO provide Dynamic IP
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Old 04.05.2010, 12:45
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Did you read "Getting started with Reconnection" written by drbits?

A fall back is "how to set up reconnect feature for routers".

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Old 06.05.2010, 04:45
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gone through the posts but i dont know my router IP ... tried fetch router ip in vain [error :- could not find the hostname]

also ZTE EVDO is not in the list [when i click 'select router']

plzz help me get through this
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Old 06.05.2010, 14:32
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Try 192.168.1.254. You should find that address in your router manual or ask the manufacturer.
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Old 10.06.2010, 15:32
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i tried almost every thing which i can but i didnt got my router IP address .... dam these govm. organization

plzzz some 1 create script for BSNL EVDO ... i am helpless now

tried the abv tutorial 3-4 times without any success ... tried 192.168.1.254 IP as well with no success

my wireless modem model no. is

ZTE Wireless APP V2.4.23

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Old 10.06.2010, 23:06
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You often have to be wired to the modem to change the IP. If you have a wireless modem and nothing else between you and your internet provider, you might just have to change the IP address of your computer.

The first thing to do is to open a command window and type "ipconfig /all" this should show your wireless link, the IP address of the wireless link, the gateway of the wireless link (usually the modem or router IP address) and any DHCP information.

If you see a DHCP server listed, then you reconnect this way:
ipconfig /release
ping www.google.com -n10
ipconfig /renew

This should give you a new IP address if you are on DHCP.

If your gateway IP address does not start with "192.168." or with "10.", then you are not on a LAN, but are directly connecting to the internet. In this case, you might not be able to use reconnection at all.

In any case, reread the beginning of Getting Started with Reconnection. You do not need reconnection to use JDownloader efficiently. Just download from multiple hosts.
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Old 12.06.2010, 17:14
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i tried to locate my IP but got diff. IPs with ipconfig


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Old 14.06.2010, 17:34
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finally got it to work ... created another dialup connection and used the script for reconnection
Quote:
rasdial <connection name> /disconnect
rasdial <connection name> <username> <password>
if u guys can now create an script and release it will be gr8 for all evdo members

in india bsnl evdo is the best service in wireless internet excess
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Old 15.06.2010, 00:41
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What is the default connection name?

As far as creating a script and releasing it for other evdo members, you just did that.
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Old 15.06.2010, 06:04
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What is the default connection name?

As far as creating a script and releasing it for other evdo members, you just did that.
i got help from my online friend so the credit goes to him [i am not a programmer so it was all copy paste for me ]

if posting forum link is allowed then i will give u the link from where i got help

.... what i did is ... created a new dialup network with the name 'evdo' and tried those scripts with command prompt

these are the 2 networks

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Old 15.06.2010, 09:47
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You're using bridged mode for your modem. Then, the "rasdial" script will work.

If you want the router IP, just open the Network & Sharing center in Win7 & Click on the network icon in the network map (the top of the page). This will take you to the network page. Double click on your router icon & your router config page will open up in your browser.
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Old 15.06.2010, 13:07
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You're using bridged mode for your modem. Then, the "rasdial" script will work.

If you want the router IP, just open the Network & Sharing center in Win7 & Click on the network icon in the network map (the top of the page). This will take you to the network page. Double click on your router icon & your router config page will open up in your browser.
when i click on network icon it opens a blank page
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Old 16.07.2011, 02:50
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after successfully using this script for a long time on W7 32bit i have switched to W7 64bit but now the script is not working

please help me in this regard
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Old 16.07.2011, 07:47
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taking my request back its working now

my bad JD folder path was not correct

instead of G:\Program Files (x86)\JDownloader

it was G:\Program Files\JDownloader
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