I also face the problem and Yahoo Answer helped me to solve the problem.

Follow the steps

Switch on the router (modem) and on the computer connected to the router open b
rowser (Internet Explorer)
In the address bar type http://192.168.1.1
Username : admin
Password : admin
Click on Wireless
Click on Basic
Click on Hide Access Point
Give different name to SSID
Now click on Security
Select Network Authentication as WPA-PSK
Give the password in the field WPA Pre-Shared Key:
click on save and apply
Then reboot the router.
You will also need to do the respective setting on you laptop. (This needs to b
e done only once)
Since your router is not BSNL Dataone ITI DNA-A211-I some settings may be diffe
rent in your router.
Refer the manual which came with your router. The manual may be in CD.
Hope this will help you.
I can understand that this is a serious problem so if you need further help you
can contact me because in my case even BSNL people do not helped me.
And searching the problem was also not helped me. I thank to yahoo answer which
helped me in few hours.

1) Connect your computer directly to the one of the router's 4 ports using an et
hernet cable if it isn't yet. Take note that it shouldn't be connected to the po
rt labeled WAN, WLAN or Internet as that is where your modem should be connected
to.
2) Open a command prompt by pressing the WinLogo+R keys. Type CMD in the Run bo
x and hit Enter. At the command prompt window, type in the "ipconfig" (w/o the q
uotes) and hit Enter. Take note of the default gateway. It should be something l
ike 192.168.x.x or whatever.
3) Open your browser. Get the default user and password for your router from on
e of these sources:
http://routerpasswords.com/
http://portforward.com/default_username_...
http://cirt.net/passwords
http://www.phenoelit-us.org/dpl/dpl.html
4) Type in http://192.168.x.x (whatever default gateway you got from the ipconf
ig in step 2) in the browser's address box. It's usually 192.168.1.1 in most rou
ters but not always. This will take you to the router's configuration page.
5) If the defaults don't work, reset the router by pushing a pin or straightene
d paperclip inside the small hole behind the router. Hold it until the power goe
s off and back on. This usually takes about 10-30 secs, depending on the router
brand. It will erase all router settings including the wifi password/passphrase
and reset it to factory defaults. Go back to step 4 after resetting the router.
You should then be able to log in using the default user and password and reconf
igure your router.
6) Once you are logged in to your router's user interface, go to the Wireless s
ettings tab. You will see the wifi password/passphrase settings there. Use the m
ore secure WPA2 Personal encryption instead of WEP unless you have an old wirele
ss device that doesn't support it.
Note: If you reset your router as mentioned above, you will also need to change
the default user log in name and password so nobody can easily change your sett
ings unless it is again reset the way you just did.
You might also want to use a unique SSID (Service Set IDentifier) so you can ea
sily identify your network in case you are detecting several wifi signals in you
r area that have the same SSID. Don't put your name on it unless you want to. Us
e an alias instead.
If you want to know more information, read your router's manual. It's available
for download from their website.

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