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WIFI connected but no internet

I live in India. I had purchased a new TP LINK wifi + modem router last week. The modem works great as I access internet using my PC ( ethernet connection broadband) . I tried connecting WIFI using my android, but even when connected I don't get internet on my device.
Help me. Here are some screenshots of my modem settings page ( when my android galaxy mini is "connected to wifi, (no internet though))
Status :See my android phone in list of wifi connected clients
And in that WAN tab, why that PVC0 status is down??
In LAN settings photo modem shows my device android connected to modem, but still no internet.
Please anybody who can help me. Anything wrong with wireless modem settings? Please suggest.

Anyone please?

Junos Pulse on Nexus 5

Problem description: The incorrect interface is being used as the source interface for communication.
Problem details:
I am using Google Nexus 5 Android version: 4.4.2
My phone uses 3G connection for the internet with an ip address of 10.18.xx.xx.
I am then connecting to the Junos Pulse - ver 5.0.1.41777P.
Once successfully authenticated, I get the ip in the subnet of 172.16.xx.xx.
However, the traffic instead of sourcing from 172.16.xx.xx gets sourced from 10.18.xx.xx which is resulting in one way communication.
This is creating problem with through the firewalls and application issues.
Anyone experiencing similar issues and work-around.

[Q] [Bug] connection failed

AirDroid Account: [email protected]
Device: Asus zenfone 6
Android OS Version: 4.4.2
Browser: Mozila
AirDroid Version: v3.0.4.1
Internet Connection (WIFI or Carrier, Carrier Name): Carrier, Umobile
Bug Description: I used this apps for quite sometimes, it was doing great and connected fast. but connection failed after
the new update. i'm wondering is the server problems or the software problems. now i can only connect
my mobile to pc through wifi in same network.

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Connectivity check and network assessment question

Hello,
I hope you can help me with the following questions:
When you connect to a WLAN, Android automatically determines whether it has an internet connection.
If no internet connection is detected, you are still connected to the WLAN (or a message is displayed that there is no internet connection and whether the connection should be maintained), but the data traffic is routed exclusively via the mobile network.
Now I have a network device that sends out its own WLAN but does not have Internet access itself. When I connect to its WLAN, I still cannot access the device because it recognises that no Internet connection is possible via this WLAN. Only when I explicitly switch off the mobile data can I access the device via the WLAN.
So I did some research to find out what mechanism underlies this behaviour.
What I have already been able to find out is the following:
When connecting to a WLAN, Android checks the accessibility of https://connectivitycheck.gstatic.com/generate_204. If this URL is accessible, data is also sent.
If this URL is available, data traffic is also routed via the WLAN.
So I reproduced the URL using these instructions and made it accessible locally via a redirection at my DNS server.
Now a connection to the device is actually possible via the WLAN without having to explicitly switch off the mobile data.
However, Android still recognises that no internet access is possible via the WLAN.
As I understand it, this should not be the case, since I am simulating existing access via the reconstructed connectivity check URL.
So there seem to be other mechanisms here that check the internet connection.
How exactly is connectivity checked on Android?
Can anyone tell me what other mechanisms exist here and how they can be simulated?
The second question I have also concerns the WLAN.
When I am connected to a Wi-Fi network, Android sometimes reports that the quality is low even though the Wi-Fi reception is excellent and the signal strength is also displayed as "very good".
I don't have any network rating provider active in Android.
How does Android determine that the quality is low and how can I prevent this check?
What criteria are used to rate networks without a network rating provider set up?
For completeness:
In the developer options of my smartphone, the setting "Mobile data usage always activated" is of course active.