Sir The belkin wireless router is not responding in BSNL PPOE broadband connection what is the way to get connected through the ISP of BSNL. murali

If you don't have a PPoE password from your ISP, then just connect the ISP modem to the main port on the router. Then connect a PC with a network cable. This should work, if not try connecting the modem directly to the PC to test.
If you get internet with just the modem, then try resetting the router.

Wireless takes

CALL YOUR ISP PROVIDER

please check the status of the light of the router

1. Red no connection
2. amber only connection PC and Router
3. green connected

• If your ISP is DSL use a PPOE or dynamic connection type
• If your connection is Cable just clone the mac addres in your adderess

Sorry i tried to open 192.168.0.50 and it could not display. what is the new IP

this is not a problem with ur PC or router this could be in the Filter or splitter that ur ISP gave you, what i would do is call ur ISP and have them run a line test that could be the reason
i work for att. and that does happen ALOT you can also go to
www.speakeasy.net go to the bottom you should see whats my speed or test ur speed click on that and select a server closest to you and it will run a speed test up and download speed


good luck ,
July

as long as you know your isp password and usename for your broadband connection, all you need to do is connect to the router via an ethernet cable and type in your web browser 192.168.2.1 to enter.

You will need to the router login details which is normal 'admin'

select ppoa or ppoe depending on your isp and the router should connect to the net

well that was easy, you havent detailed any problems to rectify.
assuming there is a connectivity problem sharing the broadband connection,
buy a cheap router, or switch, and install between the cable modem and all 4 pcs

I have solved this issues. I simply had to change the VPI/VCI values which i have obtained from my ISP. These value differ from one ISP to another.
Thanks for all the people tried to help me!

I had the same problem. My Belkin N1 Router was constantly dropping the WiFi connection (every few minutes). I tried several solutions I found on different forums:
Change the channel selection from Auto to a specific channel -- I tried all 13 channels, but no improvement.

Update the firmware to the latest (Beta) version -- still no improvement.

Finally I enabled "Protected Mode" and the connection seems fine now. Hope this helps, and good luck!

if you have reset the router for any reason, you must have the incorrect settings eg PPOA PPOE or you have not entered the correct password and username. It is also possible that your broadband connection to your isp server is down. On the other hand if you have installed this modem/router in place of a dial up modem or a broadband modem, your modem is still trying to connect, which needs to be dissabled as when you use a router you do not have to click connect unless you are in the routers settings as you are always on line, unlike a dial modem, so you should have uninstalled the modem driver. If you have just installed the router you need to open up internet explorer>tools>internet options>connections and choose never dial a connection, unless its all greyed out, in whicj case you need to go back into the router and check the settings.