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If OP has no router...port forwarding isnt the answer!
persian: Have you contacted your ISP???
Connect to PPPOE automatically when it disconnects ?
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gat - I have been with this thread since the beginning... please feel free to review yourself. I was merely going by what the OP said above...
Besides, that... most ISP's lock their supplied modem/router combos so that users cannot fiddle with them.
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persian: If you can get into your modem/routers configuration here is the user guide...
http://www.tp-link.com/english/soft/200862161845.pdf
On page 11 it shows the setting for "Dial on Demand"
Either remove the checkmark or set to the max allowed, that should cure your issue!
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a lot of water has flown under the proverbial bridge since that post by the OP
virtual servers/port forwarding is a common thing nowadays......isp's block sites usually not router settingsBesides, that... most ISP's lock their supplied modem/router combos so that users cannot fiddle with them.
plus....one imp fact that OP stated was ....
hence the suggestion that PF might be a way out to connect in pppoe modeI used to use IDM for downloading but It only is able to reconnect Bridge and Dial-up Connections
regards.........thathagat
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I didnt take the time to look up his router as you did... good catch!
Darryl Licht said:No really??? Cmon man!thathagat said:virtual servers/port forwarding is a common thing nowadays......isp's block sites usually not router settings
...And YES many ISPs DO block the users access to THEIR modem/routers configuration! We (the users) are merely leasing/renting the ISP's equipment... therefore many ISPs lock users out of the config pages. A typical user has no business in the configuration of their modem/router and can do more harm than good!
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Disconnections is just at nights , It's weird but My ISP does it purposely to decrease the Download bandwidth
Thanks for the picture , I think that's the only thing I can do about it .
persian: If you can get into your modem/routers configuration here is the user guide...
http://www.tp-link.com/english/soft/200862161845.pdf
On page 11 it shows the setting for "Dial on Demand"
Either remove the checkmark or set to the max allowed, that should cure your issue!
SO What should I write in the box is I want it to reconnect immediately ?
Thanks again .
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well......
If you tick Dial On Demand the modem will connect every time someone tries to access the internet.The Idle Time setting adjusts how long it will be with no internet activity before the modem automatically logs off. If you don't have dial-on-demand turned on and have set idle timeout to 0 then to reconnect you'll have to hit the 'Connect' button. tweak the settings and see what works best...cheers
you'll still experience disconnectionsDisconnections is just at nights , It's weird but My ISP does it purposely to decrease the Download bandwidth
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Persian: Just set it to the max of 4320... what have you got to lose? It should work!a lot of water has flown under the proverbial bridge since that post by the OP
virtual servers/port forwarding is a common thing nowadays......isp's block sites usually not router settingsBesides, that... most ISP's lock their supplied modem/router combos so that users cannot fiddle with them.
plus....one imp fact that OP stated was ....
hence the suggestion that PF might be a way out to connect in pppoe modeI used to use IDM for downloading but It only is able to reconnect Bridge and Dial-up Connections
regards.........thathagat
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