Milestone: Vodafone UK APN settings?

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• BlackBerry Smartphones unable to change the apn settings

  Hello

  on two storms 9500, we can change the apn via the options-> advanced settings-> tcp/ip options.

  But on two other storm 9500, it is not possible to do the same. These phones are used with different SIM cards than the old ones, on which you can change the apn settings.

  Is it possible that this is due to the limited access rights Simcard?

  The provider is Vodafone Germany for all SIM cards.

  Any idea?

  Thanks in advance.

  Try this-

  Assuming that the device changing APN and APN = A don't change not device = B

  Insert card SIM of the unit one type in the device of type B and B types SIM in a device of type. This will allow you to know what exactly the origin of the problem.

• For AT & T APN settings

  I just bought a new motorcycle G and manage with LTE. I searched the internet and have not found a site with the APN settings work for AT & T. can someone direct me to a source, I prefer not to go to the AT & T store in the Mall.

  
  

• With my Acer TO3 APN settings

  I can't access the APN settings on my laptop TO3. The only choice is to reset the APN settings. I have no datacom not connected to wifi. How should I go about this?

  on the screen of the AFN, with the ' market not "SIM, do you have a list of the APNs?

  If so, maybe you can try to modify one of the existing.

  have you tried to do a long press on the screen, if you do not have a list of the APNs?

• Should I have the APN settings for Simulator?

  Hello

  Im having problem when I run the Simulator application. IM using sybase platform for the development of BB and store when something in the im database get this error:

  Local port: 19780
  APN: "rim.net.gprs."
  APN username: 'null '.
  APN password: 'null '.
  There is no connection
  Information detected for 1 GPAK connections

  My question is what do I APN settings for Simulator?

  « ; deviceside = true' is a URL parameter - it is added to your URL.  Please search the forum, you will find 1 million references.

  Like this:

  www.Google.com;deviceside=true

  The AFN is defined either as a parameter added to the URL, or it is defined in the device options.

  Read this:

  http://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/T5/Java-development/different-ways-to-make-an-HTTP-or-socket-con...

• HTTP and without using the APN settings

  Hello

  Is there a way I can get my application, use internet using HTTP and without using the settings APN and GPRS for. Please note that this should work on both BES and BIS.

  Applications like Google maps and Facebook on Blackberry using internet, but,.

  -They do not need any APN settings

  -They don't need to be active GPRS BlackBerry

  Thanks in advance,

  Naveen

  You have a chance to go through this sticky thread.

  http://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/Rim/Board/message?board.ID=java_dev&thread.ID=29103

• Avoid the mistake of APN settings

  Hello

  When I use a direct http connection I add the suffix "deviceside = true' at the end of the conectionUrl."

  This causes the error "The AFN is not defined" If there is no configured apn.

  How can I avoid it? Is there another setting of transportation? Or should I put it at the level of the code?

  Thank you

  You must add the APN data for the connection settings.

  Please see the knowledge base article:

  http://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/T5/Java-development/different-ways-to-make-an-HTTP-or-socket-con...

• I have not all APn settings

  Hello

  I get the error java.io.IOException: name of tunnel invalid when you set it to debug. I don't have any tunnel/apn setting. I work on the gprs connection to connect my webservice. If anyone can help me how I can change this error.

  If I understand correctly the Vodafone India does not support direct TCP.  Search the forum for other entries that have discussed this and the options that are available to you.

  You have WAP browser?  If so, you can use WAP.  Documentation on how to use it is included here:

  http://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/T5/Java-development/different-ways-to-make-an-HTTP-or-socket-con...

• How to set the APN settings manually? If you could add pictures is simple

  I work in cellular technical support and we don't how to configure APN Firefox OS.
  I asked to explain to me how you do that.
  Thanks for help.

  Hi Sergey,

  Here is the screenshot for data parameters, I hope this helps!

  -Michelle

• Settings/Options-> advanced-> TPC-> APN

  Hi guys.

  How to get the Settings / Options-> Advanced Options-> PTC-> APN?

  Is there a programmable way?

  Thank you.

  Thanks Peter.

  I'm trying to get the AFN AFN tunnelauthusername and tunnelauthpassword settings.

  I did research on this topic recently.

  Summary:

  There is no way to get through the programmable.

  You can see on the for several carriers APN settings different from here.

  So, I need to hardcode the APN settings.

  What do you think?

  Thank you, man.

• Is the APN error - possible to replicate this in a development environment?

  I have just released an app in App World and get reports of some users that they is "APN is not specified" messages when the application attempts to access a web service.

  I've set up what, in my view, is a solution but I am unable to test it because I am unable to reproduce this error. All of the devices I tested on do not exhibit this problem. My devices all use a Vodafone UK mobile plan that requires no information of the AFN during the creation of HTTP connections.

  Is it possible to reproduce the error "APN is not specified" when creating an HTTP connection?

  Use a SIM for any provider that requires for direct TCP APN settings.

• Settings of the AFN for a direct TCP (3G v.s. GPRS) connection

  Today, I read a lot of articles about the transportation options for the Blackberry network.

  I installed the Tool of Network Diagnostics on my device (BlackBerry 9300 v5.0).

  I'm Tournai on "Mobile network" and disabled the "WiFi". Therefore, my device must use the direct TCP (HTTP protocol) only.

  According to this article, for a cell TCP connection, we need to set up the APN settings, otherwise we will have 'Tunnel failed' error

  http://docs.BlackBerry.com/en/developers/deliverables/21128/Network_transport_options_1293321_11.jsp

  However, without specifying the AFN, I was still able to have labour Direct TCP (HTTP).

  I'm in New Zealand, I tested the Network Diagnostic tool with 2 dgree and vodafone sim cards. Two of them work properly. Two of them are 3 G networks

  However, a lot of people on the internet saying that if they do not specify the APN for GPRS or EDGE networks, they would get the error "failure of Tunnel.

  So, I had the impression that with 3G networks, don't need us to specify the APN.

  I don't know if that's okay?

  One of the really annoying things on the treatment on the Blackberry network is its inconsistency.  I think you've hit one of them.  I saw this in the past with Vodafone, I wasn't sure that this has happened with other networks but maybe so.

  The inconsistency is the following.

  If your connection URL looks like

  http://...; deviceside = true

  If you think that this will force the connection to use the carrier TCP aka Direct TCP.  However, on some phones of brands, including Vodafone, is not correct.  On these phones a connection as it goes actually on WAP.

  To force the direct TCP, you must follow the instructions in this post:

  http://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/T5/Java-development/Vodafone-UK-direct-TCP/m-p/463081#M92387

• Direct TCP and APN (Please Help)

  Hi, I recently published a music streaming application in the wild. In doing so, I was contacted by a number of international users (outside the U.S.) and was informed that they experience difficulty streaming the songs with my application. I did the fundamental duties that we all go when it's time to connect to our software to the outside world (read post from Peter, reverse engineered the diagnostics utility, watched the public domain HTTP connection factory), and I have it set on the use of a slightly modified version of the factory of HTTP connections in my code.

  It seems to work well enough for users in the United States (a few complaints side), but I'll have almost no success networks such as Telstra, Vodafone, Wind Mobile, etc. I've been Googling autour and heard some people mention that they need to connect through direct TCP with AFN customized to operate on some networks. Has anyone taken the approach of the course of credentials of the AFN and try them one at a time when everything else fails or is it a bad idea? I'd be better to manually enter an APN? I feel that direct TCP uses by default the AFN phone, so no credentials is specified. Is this true and if so, are they reliable these defautls?

  I talked to RIM mount on BIS - B; However, they indicated that it is not practical for my application because of the large amount of bandwidth it consumes. My feelings on the subject at this stage would be better characterized as desperate... Help, please.

  BlackBerry most have not all APN settings configured for direct TCP (or HTTP) under Options-> advanced-> APN. If you want your application to work over direct TCP you can ask your users to configure the APN settings to access the Internet (e.g., APN not = 'internet' and no user name or password for Vodafone UK).

  To make things worse, many users have data plans that do not have access to the Internet (which means non-BIS/BES) non-BlackBerry. In this case, there is no APN settings that make the direct TCP to work. You need to do your users to communicate with their provider and find our if they have Internet access non - BlackBerry and that AFN, they should use for this.

• AT & T APN values

  Hi all

  Anyone here have a Moto G on AT & T with data, SMS, MMS and cellular services work? Everything seems to work on my G outside the sending and receiving of MMS.

  I've been with the support of AT & T and they don't know what's going on and put in a service ticket, but I'm just curious to know if the APN settings in that I typed are correct.

  Anyone wishing to share?

  Directly from the cat AT & T here are the values of the AFN that has everything to work on my motorcycle G. I thought that I had these typed in awhile but I do not. Pay attention to the case of the username and the password. I hope this helps someone somewhere!

  Name: AT & T US MMS

  APN: wap.cingular

  Proxy: (undefined)

  Port: (undefined)

  Username: [email protected]

  Password: CINGULAR1

  Server: (undefined)

  MMSC: http://mmsc.cingular.com

  MMS proxy: wireless.cingular.com

  MMS port: 80

  MCC: 310

  MNC: 410

  Authentication type: (undefined)

  APN type: (undefined)

  AFN Protocol: IPv4

  APN: enabled

  Carrier: not specified

• Where is the control of data for a Milestone 2 roaming?

  I live near four borders, and I travel a lot. On my old G1, there was a checkbox in menu wireless and networks to enable data roaming, but on the Milestone 2 it is not there. How can I turn data roaming on my phone?

  Check in "Menu" + "Data manager" + "execution of the data.

  "Data Roaming" checkbox should be there.

  WARNING: I don't actually have a Milestone 2, but the settings should be similar. I would like to know if it works.