Dear Valued Customer,

In our endeavor, to improve customer satisfaction and

serve you better, one more value addition in the form of
Know Your Broadband brochure is being presented to
you. This brochure enables you to know the common and
trivial information about broadband in a simple way. This is
an attempt to educate all our esteemed Broadband
customers and we hope it will certainly imbibe more
confidence of our customers in BB service. This brochure
may be preserved for repeated readings as and when
required. Updated e-Copy of this brochure would also be
made available on request.
We invite your valuable comments and suggestions which
may kindly be mailed to tuticorin@bsnl.in

Know your broadband

1. Introduction
2. Requirements
3. Installation procedure
4. Wiring diagram
5. TCP in Network card
6. Using USB as Network port
7. Setup Internet options
8. Modem setup
9. Using your POP3 mail account
10. Using Webmail
11. Wi-Fi Setup
12. How to check usage?
13. How to control my usage?
14. Trouble shooting.
15. Setup username password in Modems
16. Broadband account details
17. Whom to contact?

Broadband Requirements:
1. Any PC with at least 256MB RAM
2. Operating System recommended:
Microsoft windows Xp/Vista/Win7x86/64
All Linux distros Ubuntu, Susee,redhat etc
For Network with greater than 10 Computers
Windows server 2003/2008RTM2
Redhat/Fedora server
Install any one of the server edition OS in a PC and
use proxy server for sharing.
3. Recommended browsers
Internet Explorer8 or Firefox3
(without any add-on tools like Google, yahoo
toolbars )
4. Network Port
It is recommended to use a NIC card with 10/100
Mbps Ethernet Port normally available with all
latest PC otherwise you can use USB port of the PC.
Important: use a standard CAT5 wiring for
connecting all computers to a HUB/Switch or ADSL
Modem

1. Check the Wires

The leading-in cable (drop wire) from the junction

box (DP box) to your house should be as straight as
possible, should be of a single length without any
joints. The wires should not be coiled anywhere and
should be away from electrical lines. With these
types of irregularities, i.e with joints or coiled or
near power cables, your phone might work fine but
the DSL link may not hold and work satisfactorily.
2. Splitters and Parallel telephones
Never by-pass the splitter. The splitter does the job
of separating the high frequency ADSL signals from
low frequency telephone signals. If the splitter is not
installed correctly, the broadband connection is
likely to go down every time the phone rings. Any
parallel phone connections should be after the
splitter and not before it. The line from the
exchange should first enter into the splitters Line
jack. The phone should be connected only to the
phone jack of the splitter. The ADSL modem should
be connected to the modem/DSL jack of the splitter.
A two way jack may be connected to this phone
jack to install your parallel telephones. The wire
leading into the modem should not be running
parallel or close to electrical wiring.

Typical House Wiring

See the labels in the splitter box.

External line from exchange is to be

connected to Line port of the splitter.

ADSL port of splitter is connected to modem

adsl port.

No other devices should be connected before

Splitter line.
You can connect any number of phones in parallel
in the Phone jack of the splitter.

Positioning of Wireless Modem (Wi-Fi Router)

Though the wireless signals from the ADSL

Modem with wireless capabilities typically
operating at a frequency of 2.4GHz, can reach Wi-Fi
enabled laptop or PC within a range of around 50
meters, the brick walls and reflective surfaces will
weaken and bounce the signals respectively. It will
be better to place the Wi-Fi Modem (Router) on a
higher place to avoid physical obstructions.
Another main source of interference is
the cordless phone. Keep the router as far away
from the cordless phone or choose cordless phones
that use different frequencies.
To increase the wireless range, one can also
use a wireless repeater purchased from local
market. Before purchasing, ensure from the vendor,
it supports the Wi-Fi router you have.

Instructions to broadband customers

All telephone instruments/Fax/parallel

phones/EPABX / Caller ID should be connected to
Phone Jack of filter only.

If DSL Link is not steady check splitter

connectivity. Start browsing only after DSL link is
steady.

Do not reset modem; it will lose all present

configurations.

Switch off modem when it is not used.

At the time of lightning, please disconnect

exchange line from Modem.

When Operating system is re-installed, make

sure network adapter driver is installed. If USB
port is used install the driver from the modem CD.

Check Network adapter status here

(Start>run>sysdm.cpl>deviceMgr)

Installation procedure
1.ADSL Modem provided by BSNL is pre-configured
with login-id and password of your broadband
internet connection.
You have to only connect the ADSL modem to
telephone line as well as your PC via LAN port or
USB port.
2. If the modem is connected through LAN no other
setup is normally necessary. IP setting will be
assigned automatically. If the computer struck with
"Identifying..." message in Network icon then you
have to configure IP manually.
See next Topic for details
3. If your computer is not having LAN port, then
use the USB port and run the CD setup wizard to
install the USB driver and restart the PC.
Note: No need to use the CD if LAN port is available

How to set LAN NIC to static IP address:

Select Start > Run.
This opens the Run dialog box.
Enter ncpa.cpl and then click OK.
This opens Network Connections.
Right-click Local Area Connection and then
select Properties.
Select Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) and then
click Properties.
This opens the Internet Protocol dialog box.
Select Use the following IP address.
Enter the IP details as given.
IP: 192.168.1.5
Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
Def gateway: 192.168.1.1
Pref DNS: 192.168.1.1
Sec DNS: 8.8.4.4
Click OK to close the dialog box.
Click OK again to close.
Note: Dont assign IP address to 1394 adapter or
Bluetooth adapter.

Setup internet Options in Windows.

Select Start > Run.
This opens the Run dialog box.
Enter inetcpl.cpl and then click OK.
This opens Internet Properties
Click Connections TAB
Select Never dial a connection
Then select LAN Settings
>remove all tick marks if present.
Now go to Advanced TAB and
> remove tick mark in enable third party
browser extensions
Click APPLY then click OK and close
Internet explorer if already opened.
Now switch on the modem, wait for 2minutes
for DSL link LED to stop blinking and be stable.
Internet LED glows only if authentication is
success, if no Internet LED book a complaint.
Now start browsing.
If DSL link is stable and no internet light then
check modem configuration or contact Customer
care or NIB Tuticorin

Modem setup generic procedure

Open internet Explorer
Go to modem web site: http://192.168.1.1
Enter username as admin and password as admin
and click ok.
Click on advanced setup
Click EDIT the virtual dialer with VPI/VCI= 0/35
Use the wizard to fill up username and password,
finally click Save
and then give SAVE/Reboot
Modem setup common parameters:
Service
Enabled
VPI/VCI
0/35
Service category
UBR without PCR
Connection Type
PPPoE
Encapsulation
LLC/Snap
DNS
Enabled
Default route
Enabled
NAT
Enabled
Obtain IP
Enabled
automatically/Dynamic
Broadband username
xx46123xxxxx
Password
Disable all virtual connections except the connection
with VPI/VCI=0/35

Wi-Fi Security:
The security options of wireless router should
fully be utilized to avoid someone from your
neighborhood accessing your modem. The wireless
signals might reach the neighboring houses, and if
the security options are not enabled, there is every
chance of misuse of your broadband connection.
Hence it is advised to check the security options are
enabled.
Customers can open the modem webpage as
stated earlier and check the wireless security
options. The very basic level of security is by giving
the wireless key, which will be asked by the modem
when a Laptop/PC is trying to access the modem for
the first time.
There are two types security key algorithm.
One is WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy) and another
WPA (Wi-Fi Protected Access).
The WPA is more secured and recommended
by BSNL. The next (Advanced) level of security is
MAC filtering by which only your Laptop/PC will be
permitted to access the modem, even if someone
knows your security key.

How to enable wireless security?

Open the modem setup page as stated earlier
and check the wireless> Basic > SSID
(SSID-Service Set Identifier)
Change the SSID as per your desire
Eg: MyhomeBB
Click Apply/Save.
Now under the heading Wireless Security
Select > Authentication type : WPA-PSK (personal)
Type > Pre-shared Key: BsnL123456indiA
(At least 12 alpha numeric characters in WPA key)
Save/Reboot the modem.
Now configure your laptop or wireless PDA.
Access point or SSID or Network name= MyhomeBB
Password=Bsnl123456indiA
Network Type=Infrastructure.
Any other wireless profile already set in your laptop
may be removed.

How to access my email?

You can access the mail from the following websites
http://dataone.in (for dataone users)
or http://mail.bsnl.in ( for all other users)
Since mail-id given by BSNL is POP3 account it will
be convenient for accessing email through the
applications like MsOutlook, Outlook express,
Eudora or Incredimail.
Important:
1. Check the mail box periodically for important
system generated messages like usage alert,
password changed etc.
2. Restrictions in mail attachments:
Some type of file extensions as attachments are
blocked by server as these are most commonly
propagating virus. Few of the extensions not
allowed are gif, pif, inf, exe, vbs, bat, msi and scr. It
is safer to send a file with zip or rar format.

Configuring Outlook Express

Before proceeding, confirm your mail-id is in
dataone.in domain or bsnl.in domain.
Now, Open Outlook Express
Click Tools menu > Accounts
Click on Mail> Add>Click on Mail
Fill - Display Name: e.g. Challenger Tuticorin
Click Next>E-mail address:
e.g. mydata@dataone.in or myid@bsnl.in
Click on Next
>Select My Incoming Mail Server is a POP3
POP3 Server= smma.dataone.in for dataone
= smma.bsnl.in for others.
SMTP Server=smra.dataone.in for dataone
= smra.bsnl.in for others.
Click Next >
Account name=mydata (for dataone domain) OR
= myid@bsnl.in (with domain for bsnl)
Give password Click NEXT >Finish
Now Select the Account just created
Click on Properties > Click on Servers
Tick My Server requires authentication --> Click on
Settings Click on OK --> Click on Apply --> Click on
OK --> Click on Close

How to check broadband usage details?

Logon to
http://selfcare.sdc.bsnl.co.in OR
http://218.248.6.202
Use your broadband id as login name and
password. After logged in,
Click Service -> Check my broadband billed or
unbilled usage to view details
For login problem:
Please contact nearest CSC or NIB Tuticorin
Alternate sites:
http://data.bsnl.in (for bsnl.in users)
http://10.240.240.195 (for dataone users)
Usage alert through mobile
1.Register your mobile & Mail-id in the site for free
periodic usage alert.
http://bbusage.bsnl.in
2.To know the bbusage or to get threshold alert
send SMS to 52295 (from BSNL mobile)Toll free
or 9448077777 (from other network)
message format:
bbu <broadbandphonenumberwithstdcode>
reg <broadbandphonenumberwithSTDcode>
Eg: bbu 04612312345

How to control my usage?

Watch-out for bandwidth overhead:
Many applications like Windows updates, anti-virus
updates and other software updates will be using
the broadband connection in the background. Some
of these updates might ask for confirmation before
downloading, many may not even ask and will be
simply running in the background which will affect
your browsing /download speed. One can find-out
the applications which are running, by going to
the Task Manager (Press Ctrl-Shift-Esc keys
together to get into the Task Manager).
You may shut down such of those applications
which are running without your consent. But
beware that shutting down some vital applications
required by your operating system inadvertently
will cause hanging of your system. Windows
updates, Anti-virus updates etc could be scheduled
to run manually. This will help in utilizing the
bandwidth effectively.
The Nuisance & Danger of Viruses
You might some time feel that your broadband was
quite good some time back but it is slow now a day.

One of the major reasons for this is likely to be your

machine getting infected with a computer virus.
A Virus or Trojan could indeed be using up your
usage allowance as its likely to be downloading
data / advertisements etc
Adware, spywares too will affect your speed. Hence
it is very important to have a good anti-virus
software and spyware, adware detectors in your
system. Regular updates to these software and
Windows updates are also a must.
Aware of free wares
Many free software and tools are offered by many
websites. But be careful in selecting this software as
some of this software will overload your operating
system, some may act as spyware, and some may
eat away your bandwidth. A browser like Opera or
Firefox lets you switch off images, flash banners,
java scripts etc. which will cause your browsing
speed to be slightly higher. But if you overdo things,
many websites which requires these settings will
not open for you. Keep always an unmodified copy
of Internet explorer in such cases so as to use it
when some websites are not opening with your
other browsers.

Crossing the Free-usage

At present for Broadband customers (Customers of
bsnl.in domain) for certain plans; you will receive
intimation when crossing the monthly free usage
limit. You may kindly press the button, I agree to
continue to enjoy the broadband which is
chargeable as per your plan. However, we request
you to kindly switch-off and switch-on the modem
after pressing the I Agree button please.
Speed Vs data rate
Browsers and other file transfer agents tend to
show speed in terms of kilobytes per second, usually
with one or two decimal places. Thus, you may see
your browser report a "Transfer rate:" being "XX
KB/Sec", (along with the flying paper animation)
Given a broadband line speed, dividing by 8 and
taking off 13% for ATM overhead is a reasonable
estimate of the maximum likely data download
speeds (in bytes of data) you will manage to get.

Adsl line speed Vs Data rate

256Kbps
512Kbps
1Mbps
2Mbps
8Mbps

28KB/Sec
56KB/Sec
112KB/Sec
224KB/Sec
896KB/Sec

How to verify the speed?

Best way is to download a file from a good server
like cnet.com, microsoft.com, virtualbox.org etc .
You can also check the speed from the following
sites
http://dataone.in
http://speedguide.net
http://uk.abeltronica.com

Factors affecting broadband speed:

1. Broadband plan
Choose the right plan to suit your
needs. Unlimited plans are slower than limited
usage plans. If you want to download lot of content
at high speed choose fair usage plans means you
can download faster up to a usage limit then it slow
down to 256Kbps.
2. Computer setup
Operating system version Win7/Linux
Availability of Hardware resources
Firewall(hardware version is better)
Antivirus Kaspersky/Bitdefender/Nod32 etc
Download manager-Check speed settings
3. DNS issues-Contact NIB for getting right DNS
4. ADSL Modem
wrong MTU setting(use 1492/1452)
DSP chip used.
Type of IOS used in the modem
5. Internet infrastructure

Not all Websites offer same speed of download,

no matter how fast your connection is.
Internet Traffic- During busy hour periods you
may experience slower speeds.
Exchange contentionMaximum contention ratio set by BSNL is
1:25
BSNL divides the home user traffic from
business users across the network.
6. Line quality:
Check your line SNR & line speed. To do this,
first you need to enter into the Modems
webpage by typing http://192.168.1.1 in your
browser as stated earlier.
Now inside the modem setup page
Under the heading
Device Info> Statistics> ADSL
you will be able to see the SNR Margin and
maximum attainable speed. The SNR should
be higher than 20 though anything above 10
is just enough. If SNR going down below 10, it
is time to complain about the line condition
to our Helpline.

BROAD BAND TROUBLE SHOOTING

1. Modem Power LED is not ON

Make sure that the power card is properly

connected to your modem, the power supply
adapter is properly connected to a functioning
power outlet, and the power switch on the
modem is ON.

Check that you are using correct power

adapter.
2. ADSL / Link LED is not ON

Make sure that the telephone jack is live.

(Temporarily connect a standard telephone
instrument to the telephone jack to check for a dial
tone.)

Make sure the telephone cable connections

are secure at the modem and at the splitter unit.

Make sure that modem line is connected to

Modem/ADSL, Phone is connected to Phone and
Line from exchange is connected to line at splitter.
(Telephone may work even if splitter connection is
interchanged, but modem link may not go up.)

3.
LAN / PC/ HUB /ETHERNET LED is not ON

Make sure that the Ethernet / USB cable

connections are secure at the modem and at the
computer LAN card or USB port.

Make sure that LAN card / USB is enabled in

your PC.
4.
ADSL / Link LED is flashing and internet
disconnects frequently

Make sure that all telephone instruments are

connected at phone jack of the splitter and no
instruments are connected parallel to line or
modem jack of the splitter
5.
ADSL Link is ON and Data / Internet / PPPOE
LED is not ON or ADSL Link LED is flashing at RED
color

Make sure that the broadband account

username and password are configured correctly
in modem (VPI/VCI: 0/35, encapsulation is LLC,
connection type is PPPOE, default route enabled
and NAT enabled.)

6.
All LEDs in modem are ok but IPCONFIG,
IPCONFIG/ALL command at command prompt
result shows no IP address / wrong IP address
Correct IP address: 192.168.1.5
Subnet mask 255.255.255.0
gate way: 192.168.1.1,
DNS: 192.168.1.1
Possible reasons:
1.LAN card may be disabled.
2. DHCP server in modem may not be enabled.
3. LAN card / USB driver may not be properly
installed
4.LAN cable unplugged.
5. PC is affected with virus / USB driver file
corrupted.
6. Wrong IP address assigned at LAN card
properties.
7. Unable to access internet after changing the
account password
Kindly update the new password in modem too.
8. Internet is slow and unable to open websites
intermittently.

1.
2.
3.
4.

Wrong DNS Entry.

Computer infected with Trojan
Reset Internet Explorer to factory setting.
Noisy line.

9. All LEDs in modem are ok but unable to access

internet after changing some setting in
Antivirus or Antivirus is expired.
It means your TCP protocol crashed. Reset your
TCP setting can resolve the problem.
Open elevated command prompt.
Start>Run>cmd (Now press Ctrl+Shift+enter)
C:\>netsh winsock reset <Enter>
Restart the system
(If the problem persists, uninstall the antivirus)
10. How to avoid excess Bill?
All the data sending and receiving via modem
is counted including surfing, chatting etc.
Enable Wi-Fi security in wireless modem.
Choose the right PLAN
Check the usage periodically
A Virus or Trojan could indeed be using up your
usage allowance as its likely to be
downloading data / advertisements etc.

11. How do I know if a virus has infected my

computer?
System runs slower than normal
Blinking Internet activity LED in Modem even
no browsing
Stop responding or locks up often
Open command prompt as stated earlier
give the following command
c:\> netstat an
This will list all internet connections.
Here no foreign IP address should be established. If
so, your computer is probably infected with Trojan.
You can also use the utility TCPVIEW from
sysinternals.com
12.
Disturbance in phone call while broadband
in use
Make sure that wiring is done as per the sub
office wiring diagram
If you are unable to sort out the problem kindly
contact customer care or NIB Tuticorin

13. Can I change the broadband plan?

Yes, Dataone plan can be changed at anytime. But
plan change will not be entertained in the middle of
a month. To change a plan write a letter addressed
to Commercial Officer/BSNL of any Customer
service centre.
14. Where I can get guidance to change my
broadband plan?
Tariff cards available in Customer Service centers.
Soft copy on request to tuticorin@bsnl.in is also
available. Or you can check our corporate sites
http://bsnl.in
http://bsnl.co.in
http://tamilnadu.bsnl.co.in
15. Pay landline /Mobile bill over internet online.
For details click FAQ in the website
http://portal.bsnl.in

Other internet services offered by BSNL

suitable for travelers
Data Card
Name
NIC

PC Interface

Carrier

Maximum
speed

USB /PCMCIA

CDMA

144Kbps

USB

GSM

320Kbps

EVDO

USB/ PCMCIA

CDMA

2Mbps

3G

USB/PCMCIA

GSM

3Mbps

GSM data card

How to change password in Modem after

changing password in server ?
1.UTSTARCOM UT300R2U(grey colour)
Open internet Explorer
Go to modem web site: http://192.168.1.1
Enter username as admin and password as admin
and click ok.
Click on ADVANCED SET UP.
Click EDIT button against VPI/VCI 0/35 PPPOE
Click NEXT, NEXT and replace the old password with
new password and click NEXT, NEXT & SAVE.
Click SAVE & REBOOT.
2.SIEMENS SL2 141 Wireless
Open internet Explorer
Go to modem web site: http://192.168.1.1
Enter username as admin and password as admin
and click ok.
Click on WAN at the left side of the page
Click EDIT button against VPI/VCI 0/35 PPPOE
Click NEXT, NEXT and replace the old password with
new password; click APPLY and click NEXT, NEXT
and SAVE.
Click SAVE & REBOOT.

3.UTSTARCOM WA 3002G4 WIRELESS,

ITI DNA-A211-1
Open internet Explorer
Go to modem web site: http://192.168.1.1
Enter username as admin and password as admin
and click ok.
Click ADVANCED SETUP
Click on WAN at the left side of the page
Click EDIT button against VPI/VCI 0/35 PPPOE
Click NEXT, NEXT; Replace the old password with
new password; click APPLY;
Click NEXT, NEXT , SAVE
Click SAVE & REBOOT.
4.D-LINK GLB 802C
A-LINK ART21GSU CONEXANT,
ZEBRONICS AE-DSL
Open internet Explorer
Go to modem web site: http://192.168.1.1
Enter username as admin and password as
admin(root FOR ZEBRONICS)and click oK.
Click on HOME -> QUICK CONFIGURATION.
Replace the old password with new password; click
SUBMIT
Click on ADMIN ->COMMIT

Wait for 10 secs.

Click on REBOOT.
Wait for 2 minute to get modem ready.
5.HUAWEI MT882 / HUAWEI 880 Modem
Open internet Explorer
Go to modem web site: http://192.168.1.1
Enter username as admin and password admin and
click ok.
Click on + left to HOME at the left side of the page;
click WAN SETTINGS.
Replace the old password with new password; click
APPLY.
Click OK for Save changes and restart.
6.HUAWEI MT 841 Modem
Open internet Explorer
Go to modem web site: http://192.168.1.1
Enter username as admin and password as admin
and click ok.
Click on CONNECTIONS at the left side of the page.
Click Edit button against VPI/VCI 0/35 PPPOE
Replace the old password with new password; click
APPLY.
Click SAVE ALL at the left side of the page.

7.HUAWEI WA1003A Modem

Open internet Explorer
Go to modem web site: http://192.168.1.1
Enter username as admin and password as admin
and click ok.
Click on SETUP at the top of the page.
Click on PVC0 at the left side of the page.
Replace the old password with new password; click
APPLY.
Click TOOLS on menu bar; Select SYSTEM
COMMANDS and click on SAVE ALL.
Whom to contact for telephone/Broadband
complaints?
1. First of all, book the complaint by dialing 198
2. If the problem not restored, you can contact
Junior Telecom Officer or Sub-divisional Engineer of
that area.
3. For prolonged pending complaints of more than 3
days please contact Divisional Engineer.

Whom to contact for technical and configuration

related information?
NIB Tuticorin
0461-2338888, 2324198
Junior Telecom Officer: 9486-10-3898
Sub-Divisional Engineer: 9486-10-3777
Websites: http://www.calcuttatelephones.com
http://bsnlhelpline.blogspot.com
Whom to contact for commercial information,
plan change etc?
Area
Office
Personal
Mobile
Tuticorin
2300003 2337300
9486-10-3835
2337933 2327300
9486-10-3773
Kovilpatti
220800 233333
9486-10-3803
Kayathar
261900 261919
9486-10-3812
Vilathikulam
234499 234999
9416-10-3846
Tiruchendur
243700
Sathankulam 266222
9486-10-3831
Nazareth
277400 279000
9486-10-3876
Srivaikuntam 255292 255200
9486-10-3769
Kayalpattinam 285000 280690
9486-10-3858

Whom to contact for telephone/Broadband complaints?

KOVILPATTI SDCA
JTO
Area

Bfone

SDE
Mobile

Bfone

Mobile

Exchage

Duraiyur

244498

221000

244220

Ettayapuram

271000

221000

271298

Ilayarasanendal

247598

221000

247298

Kadalaiyur

245498

221000

245220

Veerapatti

241298

221000

241298

Kovilpatti

221033

222100

Chettikurichi

242498

261919

242298

Kadambur

246498

261919

246298

Kalugumalai

251000

261919

251298

Kayathar

261998

261919

261298

Nalatinputhur

248000

261919

248298

Villiseri

243498

261919
VILATHIKULAM SDCA
JTO

243298

Area
Kulathur
Melakaranthai
Nagalapuram
Perilovanpatti
Pudur
Vembar
Vilathikulam

Bfone
227200
272498
242498
222498
252200
262598
233500

Mobile

Bfone
233299
233299
233299
233299
233299
233299
233299

9486103837

228800

SDE
Mobile

Exch
227298
272298
242298
222298
252298
262200
233200

Tiruchendur SDCA
JuniorTelecomOfficer
Area

Bfone

Mobile

SubDivisionalEngineer
Bfone

Mobile

Exchange

Authoor

238299

242000

238000

Kanam

223700

242000

223298

Kurumbur

235000

242000

235299

Punnakayal

228599

242000

228298

Tiruchendur

242500

242000

242200

Christianagaram

250300

250500

9486103805

250200

Meignanapuram

227499

250500

9486103805

227298

Paramankurichi

232499

250500

9486103805

232299

250500

9486103805

226298

266222

9486103831

261298

9486103849

Manapad

226299

Mudalur

261444

Naduvakurichi

253499

266222

9486103831

253298

Padukkapathu
Puthantharuvai

254299
255499

250500
266222

9486103805
9486103805

254298
255298

Sathankulam

267111

9486103701

266222

9486103831

266200

Alwartirunagari

273299

9486103895

277400

9486103876

273298

Karuvelampadu

271299

9486103895

277400

9486103876

271298

Nazareth

277244

9486103895

277400

9486103876

277200

Peikulam

274299

9486103895

277400

9486103876

274298

Kayalpatnam

280000

9486103859

285000

9486103858

280200

9486103701

Area
TT Ap Nagar
Chidambaranagar
TT Harbour
TT Krishnarajapm
TT Muniasamypm
TT Muthiapuram
TT Sipcot
Tuticorin Central
Tuticorin East
Tuticorin West
Eppodumvendran
Kodiankulam
Kurukkuchalai
Maniyachi
Mudivaithanendal
Ottapidaram
Pasuvanthanai
Pudukottai
Puthiamputhur
Servaikaranmadam
Tharuvaikulam
Veppalaodai

TUTICORIN - SDCA
Junior TelecomOfficer
Sub divisional Engineer
Bfone
Mobile
Bfone
Mobile
9486103825
9486103852
2345444
2345000
2391900 9486103780 2311444 9486103798
2352285
2328600 9486103784
2363333 9486103787 2345000 9486103852
2377500 9486103884 2329100 9486102890
2355555
2329100 9486102890
2340100 9486103760 2311444 9486103798
2327144
2327200 9486103808
2327344 9486103874 2328600 9486103784
2329144 9486103815 2329100 9486102890
2265598 9486103891 2334600 9486103863
2273598 9486103891 2334600 9486103863
2373198 9486103891 2334600 9486103863
2268598 9486103891 2334600 9486103863
2269500 9486103744 2339555 9486103772
2366399 9486103860 2334600 9486103863
2262598 9486103891 2334600 9486103863
2271398 9486103744 2339555 9486103772
2261599 9486103860 2334600 9486103863
2264299 9486103744 2339555 9486103772
2277598 9486103891 2334600 9486103863
2267598 9486103891 2334600 9486103863

Exchange
Mtce
2345333
2311298
2352200
2360000
2377200
2356198
2340500
2327444
2327444
2327444
2265298
2273298
2373298
2268298
2269298
2366399
2262298
2271298
2261298
2264298
2277298
2267298

SRIVAIKUNTAM SDCA
JTO
Area
Deivaseyalpuram
Karungulam

Bfone
262299
264199

Kongarayakurichi
Seidunganallur
Serakulam
Srivaikuntam
Vallanadu
Eral
Pazhayakayal

266299
263299
265299
255900
261300
271299
275299

Sawyerpuram

273299

Mobile

SDE
Bfone
255292
255292

Mobile

Exchange
Mtce
262200
264198

9486103775
9486103744

255292
255292
255292
255292
255292
2339555
2339555

9486103772
9486103772

266298
263000
265298
255199
261298
270000
275298

9486103832

2339555

9486103772

273298

Broadband account details

Phone Number
BB loginname
Portal-ID
Modem Make
Modem MAC addr
Modem Type
Current Plan
Night free allowed
Email-ID