@Jeeva Definitions of Router fits the DSL modem provided by BSNL to a good extend because it even works as a wireless hub and ethernet switch as well as a modem. Check roter definition here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Router. But for some cases the Net working engineers refer router as a thing which has a static ip of it's own which can route the traffic of its own but the bsnl modem is incapable of any job like this i'm not 100% sure about this . The BSNL modem has a static ip 192.168.1.1 which is not changable but can be configured as per our usage using user name admin and password admin . It works some what like a switch + dsl modem than a router i feel.
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