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Huawei Bsnl Connection - Made Easy

Now there is no need of installing Multiple Debian packages and there is no need to play with command line. The Huawei BSNL connection made easy with Ubuntu 10.10. These are the steps to connect to Internet :

Step 1: Goto System->Preferences->Network Connections->Mobile Broadband

Step 2: Add~>Select Huawei technologies-> Forward->select Country name->Forward->


 Select the "I can't find My Provider .." radio button and enter the Provider name as BSNL and Click 'Apply'

Step 3: The Following window Appears



Step 4: Enter the username and Password and if you want all the users to use network connection check the "Available to All users" and Click Apply.


Step 5: Now Click on the Network connections available in the System Tray and click on the new Configured connection "BSNL Connection".


In ubuntu  Mobile Broadband is not visible in the startup. In order to make it visible in the every startup. Do  


>>sudo gedit /etc/rc.local

and add the following line:


>>sudo modprobe usbserial vendor=0x12d1 product=0x1010



Save and Restart. Now the Mobile Broadband will be visible in every Restart.Have Fun. Please comment :)
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