bsnl ftth issues

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My bsnl ftth does not load youtube, facebook etc. Generally sometimes it feels like struggling to load some webpages and especially social media apps. When i turn on my mobile data at that time things get fine. is there any solution for this? changing dns value do anything?
 
Murshid K said:
My bsnl ftth does not load youtube, facebook etc. Generally sometimes it feels like struggling to load some webpages and especially social media apps. When i turn on my mobile data at that time things get fine. is there any solution for this? changing dns value do anything?
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Try reducing the MTU value in your modem or router to 1400 or even 1300 ?
 
vishalrao said:
Try reducing the MTU value in your modem or router to 1400 or even 1300 ?
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Thanks, sure will try this
lockhrt999 said:
Try these DNS servers:
1.1.1.1
1.0.0.1
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Thank you, i will try to change the MTU values and DNS server. I did this before but later bsnl replaced my router.
Also is there any way to reduce the power in the optical fiber? it should be not more than -13db, right?
putting a bend in the cable helps with reducing the power?
 
Yes i do understand that, i think -21db is least acceptable power with generic router and -13db is the maximum. if we are receiving more than -13db then there is a chance for issues to come up with router. There are some power related things like this. So i was wondering if my issue is because of this. When i took an ftth connection the power at my end on fiber was more than -13db, it was like -10 or -11 db, so the bsnl employee put a knot in the fiber by bending it to reduce the power, but after some months of usage i removed the knot when there were many ftth customers and i was experiencing speed loss.
 
Murshid K said:
if we are receiving more than -13db then there is a chance for issues to come up with router.
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Umm, sorry. I don't know anything about it.

Have you checked if you getting constant connection? Do try ping -t google.com on cmd. It shouldn't show any dropped packet.
 
Murshid K said:
let me try all these. first of all i need to find the password for the admin login.
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If you can't find your password, you can specify the DNS server addresses on your individual device by accessing the WiFi Properties.

In Windows: Settings -> Network & Internet -> Network and Sharing Centre -> Click on your WiFi connection -> Properties -> Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) -> Properties -> "Use the following DNS server addresses"
 
edept said:
If you can't find your password, you can specify the DNS server addresses on your individual device by accessing the WiFi Properties.

In Windows: Settings -> Network & Internet -> Network and Sharing Centre -> Click on your WiFi connection -> Properties -> Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) -> Properties -> "Use the following DNS server addresses"
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I didnt knew this, thank you
 
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