Hey guys,
This is for the people asking what the correct APN settings are when flashing a custom SBF.
Most people will be coming from this thread -> Here
You can find out how to add it there.
Bell Canada
Name: Bell Internet
APN: pda.bell.ca
Proxy: web.wireless.bell.ca
Port: 80
MMSC: http://mms.bell.ca/mms/wapenc
MMS proxy: web.wireless.bell.ca
MMS port: 80
MCC: 302
MNC: 610
APN type: LEAVE BLANK!!!!
Authentication Type: none
Fido Canada
APN1 [this one will have the radio button beside it]
Name: fido internet
APN: internet.fido.ca
Username: fido
Password: fido
APN Type: default
(all other fields blank)
APN2 [this one will not have any radio button beside it]
Name: fido mms
APN: mms.fido.ca
MMSC: http://mms.fido.ca
MMS Proxy: 205.151.011.013
APN Type: mms
(all other fields blank)
Orange UK
Name: Orange Internet
APN: orangeinternet
Proxy: <not set>
Port: <not set>
Username: <not set>
Password: <not set>
Server: <not set>
MMSC: <not set>
MMS proxy: <not set>
MMS port: <not set>
MMS protocol: WAP 2.0
MCC: 234
MNC: 33
APN type: default
Name: Orange MMS
APN: orangemms
Proxy: 192.168.224.010
Port: 8080
Username: Orange
Password: Multimedia
Server: <not set>
MMSC: http://mms.orange.co.uk
MMS proxy: 192.168.224.010
MMS port: 8080
MMS protocol: WAP 2.0
MCC: 234
MNC: 33
APN type: mms
Rogers Canada
Name: Rogers
APN: rogers-core-appl1.apn
Proxy: not set
Port: not set
Username: not set
Password: not set
Server: not set
MMSC: http://mms.grps.rogers.com
MMS proxy: 10.128.1.69
MMS port: 80
MCC: 302
MNC: 720
Authentication type: not set
APN type: not set
Telstra Australia
Name: Telstra Internet
APN: Telsta.internet
Proxy: 10.1.1.180
Port: 80
Name: Telstra MMS
APN: Telstra.mms
MMSC: http://mmsc.telstra.com:8002
MMS Proxy: 10.1.1.181
MMS Port: 80
MMS Protocol: WAP 2.0
MCC: 505
MNC: 01
Claro Brazil
Name = Claro Dados
APN = claro.com.br
Username = claro
Password = claro
MCC = 724
MNC = 05
APN type = default
MMS
Name = Claro Foto
APN = mms.claro.com.br
Username = claro
Password = claro
MMSC = http://mms.claro.com.br
MMS proxy = 200.169.126.10
MMS port = 8799
MCC = 724
MNC = 05
APN type = mms
Vivo Brasil
Name: Vivo Internet 1
APN: zap.vivo.com.br
Proxy: <not set>
Port: <not set>
Username: vivo
Password: vivo
Server: <not set>
MMSC: <not set>
MMS proxy: <not set>
MMS port: <not set>
MCC: 724
MNC: 10
Authentication Type: PAP
APN type: default
Name: Vivo Dados 1
APN: zap.vivo.com.br
Proxy: <not set>
Port: <not set>
Username: vivo
Password: vivo
Server: <not set>
MMSC: <not set>
MMS proxy: <not set>
MMS port: <not set>
MCC: 724
MNC: 10
Authentication Type: PAP
APN type: dun
Name: Vivo MMS 1
APN: mms.vivo.com.br
Proxy: <not set>
Port: <not set>
Username: vivo
Password: vivo
Server: <not set>
MMSC: http://termnat.vivomms.com.br:8088/mms
MMS proxy: 200.142.130.104
MMS port: 80
MCC: 724
MNC: 10
Authentication Type: PAP
APN type: mms
Telus Canada
APN: sp.telus.com
The rest leave as is
AT&T Wireless
name: att us
apn :wap.cingular
proxy : wireless.cingular.com
port: 80
mcc:310
mmc 410
ayth non
apn type: default,supl,agps,fota,us,dun
name: att us hsdpa
apn : phone
mcc : 310
mnc 410
apn type : default,supl,agps,fota,dun
name: att us theather
apn : broadband
proxy : wireless.cingular.com
port : 80
mcc 310
mnc 410
apn type : theather
STC Saudi Phones
APN is: jawalnet.com.sa
proxy is : proxy.jawalnet.com.sa
Port: 8080
apn type: BLANK
I will add more as needed!!
Thanks!
MTS Canada
APN: sp.mts
MMSC: http: / / mmsc2 . mts . net
MMS Proxy: 209.4.229.90
MMS Port: 9401
MCC: 302
MNC: 660
can't post URL , can any1 fix that for my?
ATT APN
I recently came from an trip to brazil (operator TIM) where I had to change the APN to my Atrix
so when I came back I called AT&T APN settings.
The lady in the tech support didn't even know what I was talking about at frist but then I gave her exact instructions as to get there.
hope it's useful to anyone (these are the default settings, not the tether AP hack).
each "block" is a unique apn. fields not shown not set.
anyways, here it is : (*attached*)
Would this be helpful? This a backup I made for myself and posted about here: http://goo.gl/jZQeh
Code:
<apn carrier="2G手机上网" mcc="460" mnc="01" apn="uniwap" proxy="10.0.0.172" port="80" type="default"/>
<apn carrier="2G联通彩信" mcc="460" mnc="01" apn="uniwap" mmsc="http://mmsc.myuni.com.cn" mmsproxy="10.0.0.172" mmsport="80" type="mms"/>
<apn carrier="2G连接互联网" mcc="460" mnc="01" apn="uninet" type="default"/>
<apn carrier="3" mcc="454" mnc="03" apn="mobile.three.com.hk" mmsc="http://mms.um.three.com.hk:10021/mmsc" mmsproxy="172.20.97.116" mmsport="8799" type="*"/>
<apn carrier="3-DB GPRS" mcc="454" mnc="04" apn="web-g.three.com.hk" proxy="10.30.3.151" port="8080" type="default"/>
<apn carrier="3-DB MMS" mcc="454" mnc="04" apn="mms-g.three.com.hk" mmsc="http://10.30.15.51:10021/mmsc" mmsproxy="10.30.15.53" mmsport="8080" type="mms"/>
<apn carrier="3G手机上网" mcc="460" mnc="01" apn="3gwap" proxy="10.0.0.172" port="80" type="default"/>
<apn carrier="3G联通彩信" mcc="460" mnc="01" apn="3gwap" mmsc="http://mmsc.myuni.com.cn" mmsproxy="10.0.0.172" mmsport="80" type="mms"/>
<apn carrier="3G连接互联网" mcc="460" mnc="01" apn="3gnet" type="default"/>
<apn carrier="AT&T US" mcc="310" mnc="410" apn="wap.cingular" proxy="wireless.cingular.com" port="80" type="default,supl,agps,fota,dun"/>
<apn carrier="AT&T US HSDPA" mcc="310" mnc="410" apn="phone" type="default,supl,agps,fota,dun" preferred="true"/>
<apn carrier="AT&T US MMS" mcc="310" mnc="410" apn="wap.cingular" proxy="wireless.cingular.com" port="80" mmsc="http://mmsc.cingular.com" mmsproxy="wireless.cingular.com" mmsport="80" type="mms"/>
<apn carrier="AT&T US Tether" mcc="310" mnc="410" apn="broadband" proxy="wireless.cingular.com" port="80" type="tether"/>
<apn carrier="CMHK GPRS" mcc="454" mnc="12" apn="peoples.net" proxy="172.31.31.36" port="8080" type="default"/>
<apn carrier="CMHK MMS" mcc="454" mnc="12" apn="peoples.mms" mmsc="http://mms.hk.chinamobile.com/mms" mmsproxy="172.31.31.36" mmsport="8080" type="mms"/>
<apn carrier="CSL" mcc="454" mnc="00" apn="hkcsl" proxy="192.168.59.51" port="8080" mmsc="http://192.168.58.171:8002" mmsproxy="192.168.59.51" mmsport="8080" type="*"/>
<apn carrier="CTM Data" mcc="455" mnc="01" apn="ctm-mobile" proxy="192.168.99.2" port="8080" type="default"/>
<apn carrier="CTM MMS" mcc="455" mnc="01" apn="ctmmms" mmsc="http://mms.wap.ctm.net:8002" mmsproxy="192.168.99.3" mmsport="8080" type="mms"/>
<apn carrier="HutchPlus" mcc="455" mnc="03" apn="web.hutchisonmacau.com" proxy="10.30.3.151" port="9201" user="hutchison" password="1234" type="default"/>
<apn carrier="HutchisonMMS" mcc="455" mnc="03" apn="mms.hutchisonmacau.com" proxy="10.30.3.151" port="9201" user="hutchison" password="1234" mmsc="http://10.30.15.51:10021/mmsc" mmsproxy="10.30.15.53" mmsport="9201" type="mms"/>
<apn carrier="MetroPCS" mcc="310" mnc="00" apn="internet" user="*" password="*" server="*" mmsc="http://mms.metropcs.net:3128/mmsc"/>
<apn carrier="Orange AT" mcc="232" mnc="05" apn="orange.world" user="wap"/>
<apn carrier="Orange DE" mcc="238" mnc="30" apn="web.orange.dk"/>
<apn carrier="Orange DR" mcc="370" mnc="01" apn="orangenet.com.do"/>
<apn carrier="Orange IL" mcc="425" mnc="01" apn="internet"/>
<apn carrier="Orange MMS" mcc="208" mnc="01" apn="orange.acte" user="orange" password="orange" mmsc="http://mms.orange.fr" mmsproxy="192.168.10.200" mmsport="8080" type="mms"/>
<apn carrier="Orange NE" mcc="204" mnc="20" apn="internet" user="orange" password="orange"/>
<apn carrier="Orange SUI" mcc="228" mnc="03" apn="internet"/>
<apn carrier="Orange UK 33" mcc="234" mnc="33" apn="orangeinternet" port="8080" user="user" password="pass" type="default"/>
<apn carrier="Orange UK 33 MMS" mcc="234" mnc="33" apn="orangemms" mmsc="http://mms.orange.co.uk" mmsproxy="192.168.224.10" mmsport="8080" type="mms"/>
<apn carrier="Orange UK 34" mcc="234" mnc="34" apn="orangeinternet" port="8080" user="user" password="pass" type="default"/>
<apn carrier="Orange UK 34 MMS" mcc="234" mnc="34" apn="orangemms" mmsc="http://mms.orange.co.uk" mmsproxy="192.168.224.10" mmsport="8080" type="mms"/>
<apn carrier="Orange World" mcc="208" mnc="01" apn="orange" user="orange" password="orange" type="default"/>
<apn carrier="PCCW 3G" mcc="454" mnc="19" apn="pccw" mmsc="http://3gmms.pccwmobile.com:8080/was" mmsproxy=" 010.140.014.010" mmsport="8080" type="*"/>
<apn carrier="PCCW GPRS" mcc="454" mnc="16" apn="pccwdata" proxy="10.131.2.8" port="8080" type="default"/>
<apn carrier="PCCW MMS" mcc="454" mnc="16" apn="pccwmms" mmsc="http://mmsc.mms.pccwmobile.com:8002/" mmsproxy="10.131.2.8" mmsport="8080" type="mms"/>
<apn carrier="Rogers Internet" mcc="310" mnc="720" apn="internet.com" proxy="10.128.1.69" port="80" type="default"/>
<apn carrier="Rogers Media" mcc="310" mnc="720" apn="media.com" proxy="10.128.1.69" port="80" user="media" password="mda01" type="mms"/>
<apn carrier="SMC-Voda" mcc="454" mnc="06" apn="SmarTone-Vodafone" mmsc="http://mms.smartone-vodafone.com/server" mmsproxy="010.009.009.009" mmsport="8080" type="*"/>
<apn carrier="SmarToneMacau" mcc="455" mnc="00" apn="smartgprs" proxy="10.9.9.29" port="9201" mmsc="http://mms.smartone.com.mo/dmog/mo" mmsproxy="10.9.9.29" mmsport="9201" type="*"/>
<apn carrier="T-Mobile A" mcc="232" mnc="03" apn="gprsinternet" user="t-mobile" password="tm" server="*" mmsc="http://mmsc.t-mobile.at/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="010.012.000.020" mmsport="80" type="default"/>
<apn carrier="T-Mobile A MMS" mcc="232" mnc="03" apn="gprsmms" user="t-mobile" password="tm" server="*" mmsc="http://mmsc.t-mobile.at/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="010.012.000.020" mmsport="80" type="mms"/>
<apn carrier="T-Mobile CZ" mcc="230" mnc="01" apn="internet.t-mobile.cz" user="wap" password="wap" server="*" mmsc="http://mms" mmsproxy="010.000.000.010" mmsport="80" type="default"/>
<apn carrier="T-Mobile CZ MMS" mcc="230" mnc="01" apn="mms.t-mobile.cz" user="mms" password="mms" server="*" mmsc="http://mms" mmsproxy="010.000.000.010" mmsport="80" type="mms"/>
<apn carrier="T-Mobile D" mcc="262" mnc="01" apn="internet.t-mobile" user="t-mobile" password="tm" server="*" mmsc="http://mms.t-mobile.de/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="172.028.023.131" mmsport="8008"/>
<apn carrier="T-Mobile NL" mcc="204" mnc="16" apn="internet" user="*" password="*" server="*" mmsc="http://t-mobilemms" mmsproxy="010.010.010.011" mmsport="8080" type="default"/>
<apn carrier="T-Mobile NL MMS" mcc="204" mnc="16" apn="mms" user="tmobilemms" password="tmobilemms" server="*" mmsc="http://t-mobilemms" mmsproxy="010.010.010.011" mmsport="8080" type="mms"/>
<apn carrier="T-Mobile UK" mcc="234" mnc="30" apn="general.t-mobile.uk" user="t-mobile" password="tm" server="*" mmsc="http://mmsc.t-mobile.co.uk:8002" mmsproxy="149.254.201.135" mmsport="8080"/>
<apn carrier="T-Mobile US" mcc="310" mnc="260" apn="epc.tmobile.com" user="none" password="none" server="*" mmsc="http://mms.msg.eng.t-mobile.com/mms/wapenc"/>
<apn carrier="T-Mobile US 160" mcc="310" mnc="160" apn="epc.tmobile.com" user="none" password="none" server="*" mmsc="http://mms.msg.eng.t-mobile.com/mms/wapenc"/>
<apn carrier="T-Mobile US 200" mcc="310" mnc="200" apn="epc.tmobile.com" user="none" password="none" server="*" mmsc="http://mms.msg.eng.t-mobile.com/mms/wapenc"/>
<apn carrier="T-Mobile US 210" mcc="310" mnc="210" apn="epc.tmobile.com" user="none" password="none" server="*" mmsc="http://mms.msg.eng.t-mobile.com/mms/wapenc"/>
<apn carrier="T-Mobile US 220" mcc="310" mnc="220" apn="epc.tmobile.com" user="none" password="none" server="*" mmsc="http://mms.msg.eng.t-mobile.com/mms/wapenc"/>
<apn carrier="T-Mobile US 230" mcc="310" mnc="230" apn="epc.tmobile.com" user="none" password="none" server="*" mmsc="http://mms.msg.eng.t-mobile.com/mms/wapenc"/>
<apn carrier="T-Mobile US 240" mcc="310" mnc="240" apn="epc.tmobile.com" user="none" password="none" server="*" mmsc="http://mms.msg.eng.t-mobile.com/mms/wapenc"/>
<apn carrier="T-Mobile US 250" mcc="310" mnc="250" apn="epc.tmobile.com" user="none" password="none" server="*" mmsc="http://mms.msg.eng.t-mobile.com/mms/wapenc"/>
<apn carrier="T-Mobile US 270" mcc="310" mnc="270" apn="epc.tmobile.com" user="none" password="none" server="*" mmsc="http://mms.msg.eng.t-mobile.com/mms/wapenc"/>
<apn carrier="T-Mobile US 310" mcc="310" mnc="310" apn="epc.tmobile.com" user="none" password="none" server="*" mmsc="http://mms.msg.eng.t-mobile.com/mms/wapenc"/>
<apn carrier="T-Mobile US 490" mcc="310" mnc="490" apn="epc.tmobile.com" user="none" password="none" server="*" mmsc="http://mms.msg.eng.t-mobile.com/mms/wapenc"/>
<apn carrier="T-Mobile US 580" mcc="310" mnc="580" apn="epc.tmobile.com" user="none" password="none" server="*" mmsc="http://mms.msg.eng.t-mobile.com/mms/wapenc"/>
<apn carrier="T-Mobile US 660" mcc="310" mnc="660" apn="epc.tmobile.com" user="none" password="none" server="*" mmsc="http://mms.msg.eng.t-mobile.com/mms/wapenc"/>
<apn carrier="T-Mobile US 800" mcc="310" mnc="800" apn="epc.tmobile.com" user="none" password="none" server="*" mmsc="http://mms.msg.eng.t-mobile.com/mms/wapenc"/>
<apn carrier="U.S.Cellular" mcc="310" mnc="066" apn="internet" user="*" password="*" server="*" mmsc="http://mmsc1.uscc.net/mmsc/MMS"/>
<apn carrier="Verizon" mcc="310" mnc="004" apn="internet" user="*" password="*" server="*" mmsc="http://mms.vtext.com/servlets/mms"/>
<apn carrier="movistar" mcc="214" mnc="07" apn="telefonica.es" proxy="10.138.255.133" port="8080" user="telefonica" password="telefonica" mmsc="http://mms.movistar.com" mmsproxy="10.138.255.5" mmsport="8080"/>
<apn carrier="中華電信 Emome Smartphone" mcc="466" mnc="92" apn="emome" type="default"/>
<apn carrier="中華電信 MMS" mcc="466" mnc="92" apn="emome" mmsc="http://mms.emome.net:8002" mmsproxy="10.1.1.1" mmsport="8080" type="mms"/>
<apn carrier="台湾大哥大 MMS" mcc="466" mnc="97" apn="mms" mmsc="http://mms.catch.net.tw/" mmsproxy="10.1.1.2" mmsport="80" type="mms"/>
<apn carrier="台湾大哥大 MMS" mcc="466" mnc="93" apn="mms" mmsc="http://mms.catch.net.tw/" mmsproxy="10.1.1.2" mmsport="80" type="mms"/>
<apn carrier="台湾大哥大 MMS" mcc="466" mnc="99" apn="mms" mmsc="http://mms.catch.net.tw/" mmsproxy="10.1.1.2" mmsport="80" type="mms"/>
<apn carrier="台湾大哥大 Match" mcc="466" mnc="97" apn="twm" type="default"/>
<apn carrier="台湾大哥大 Match" mcc="466" mnc="93" apn="twm" type="default"/>
<apn carrier="台湾大哥大 Match" mcc="466" mnc="99" apn="twm" type="default"/>
<apn carrier="威寶電信 MMS" mcc="466" mnc="89" apn="vibo" mmsc="http://mms/" mmsproxy="172.24.128.36" mmsport="8080" type="mms"/>
<apn carrier="威寶電信 VIBO" mcc="466" mnc="89" apn="vibo" type="default"/>
<apn carrier="移动互联网" mcc="460" mnc="00" apn="cmnet" type="default"/>
<apn carrier="移动互联网" mcc="460" mnc="02" apn="cmnet" type="default"/>
<apn carrier="移动互联网" mcc="460" mnc="07" apn="cmnet" type="default"/>
<apn carrier="移动彩信" mcc="460" mnc="00" apn="cmwap" mmsc="http://mmsc.monternet.com" mmsproxy="10.0.0.172" mmsport="80" type="mms"/>
<apn carrier="移动彩信" mcc="460" mnc="02" apn="cmwap" mmsc="http://mmsc.monternet.com" mmsproxy="10.0.0.172" mmsport="80" type="mms"/>
<apn carrier="移动彩信" mcc="460" mnc="07" apn="cmwap" mmsc="http://mmsc.monternet.com" mmsproxy="10.0.0.172" mmsport="80" type="mms"/>
<apn carrier="移动梦网" mcc="460" mnc="00" apn="cmwap" proxy="10.0.0.172" port="80" type="default"/>
<apn carrier="移动梦网" mcc="460" mnc="02" apn="cmwap" proxy="10.0.0.172" port="80" type="default"/>
<apn carrier="移动梦网" mcc="460" mnc="07" apn="cmwap" proxy="10.0.0.172" port="80" type="default"/>
<apn carrier="遠傳電信 Internet" mcc="466" mnc="01" apn="internet" type="default"/>
<apn carrier="遠傳電信 MMS" mcc="466" mnc="01" apn="fetnet01" mmsc="http://mms/" mmsproxy="210.241.199.199" mmsport="8080" type="mms"/>
I have different settings for Rogers. I am using (pulled this from the official Rogers redboard site):
Name: Rogers
APN: rogers-core-appl1.apn
Proxy: not set
Port: not set
Username: not set
Password: not set
Server: not set
MMSC: http://mms.grps.rogers.com
MMS proxy: 10.128.1.69
MMS port: 80
MCC: 302
MNC: 720
Authentication type: not set
APN type: not set
MCC/MNC are prepopulated from your SIM I believe
VIVO Brasil APN Settings
Hi seven, here goes the settings for the operator VIVO, in Brazil (as they came originally in my Atrix):
The first one (Vivo Internet 1) is the default one, selected at the APN list screen.
Name: Vivo Internet 1
APN: zap.vivo.com.br
Proxy: <not set>
Port: <not set>
Username: vivo
Password: vivo
Server: <not set>
MMSC: <not set>
MMS proxy: <not set>
MMS port: <not set>
MCC: 724
MNC: 10
Authentication Type: PAP
APN type: default
Name: Vivo Dados 1
APN: zap.vivo.com.br
Proxy: <not set>
Port: <not set>
Username: vivo
Password: vivo
Server: <not set>
MMSC: <not set>
MMS proxy: <not set>
MMS port: <not set>
MCC: 724
MNC: 10
Authentication Type: PAP
APN type: dun
Name: Vivo MMS 1
APN: mms.vivo.com.br
Proxy: <not set>
Port: <not set>
Username: vivo
Password: vivo
Server: <not set>
MMSC: http://termnat.vivomms.com.br:8088/mms
MMS proxy: 200.142.130.104
MMS port: 80
MCC: 724
MNC: 10
Authentication Type: PAP
APN type: mms
Please add it to your post.
Thanks,
All's I've got for Telus is the APN, which is:
APN: sp.telus.com
This is all I've ever input on my unlocked Bell phones for the Telus network and I've never had any issues.
Thanks for feedback guys!!
OP updated!
Hello,
I couldn’t find APN for STC Saudi Arabia.
Can I use this one for Motorola Atrix BELL :
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=757034
I appreciate your help.
Yes you can sir! will add it to the list.
Apn 3g telcel mexico.
Hi Guys,
This is my first post in this great community.
Just to share APN Settings for 3G Telcel Network in Mexico.
NAME: Telcel
APN: internet.itelcel.com
User: webgprs
Pass: webgprs2002
NAME: America Movil
APN: ba.amx
That´s it. I don´t have the MMS settings at the moment.
This is for peruvian carriers:
Movistar
APN: movistar.pe
Port: 8080
Usr: [email protected]
Pwd: movistar
Claro
APN: claro.pe
Port: 80
Usr: claro
Pwd: claro
This thread should really be stickied...
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All APN settings for all Australian carriers can be found here:
http://ausdroid.net/apns
Colombia's APNs
These are the APN settings for Colombia:
Movistar Colombia
APN: internet.movistar.com.co
USER: movistar
PASSWORD: movistar
TYPE: default,tether (with no whitespaces)
Comcel
APN: internet.comcel.com.co
USER/PASSWORD: *blank/en blanco*
TYPE: default,tether (with no whitespaces)
Tigo Colombia
APN: web.colombiamovil.com.co
USER/PASSWORD: *blank/en blanco*
TYPE: default,tether (with no whitespaces)
In any of these you can use anything for APN's name.
APNs are your friend. Bump towards sticky goodness.
o2 Germany bellow.
Name o2-de (frei definierbar)
APN internet
Proxy Nicht festgelegt
Port Nicht festgelegt
Nutzername Nicht festgelegt
Passwort: Nicht festgelegt
Server Nicht festgelegt
MMSC http://10.81.0.7:8002
MMS-Proxy 82.113.100.5
MMS-Port 8080
MMS-Protokoll WAP 2.0
MCC 262
MNC 07
Authenthfizierungstyp CHAP
APN-Typ Nicht festgelegt
Usually though it's enough to just fill in the name of your provider & "Internet" in the APN, that does it in a couple of countries I tried. Maybe you can all try & report back if it worked? That'd be a dead easy solution..
Settings for GCI (Alaska)
GCI's settings can be found below (not allowed to post links yet, sorry)
Tap on Wireless Controls
Tap on Mobile Networks
Tap on Access Point Names
Press the Menu button (usually a physical button below the touchscreen)
Tap on New APN
Set the Name to: GCI Data
Set the APN to: web.gci
Set Authentication Protocol to: CHAP
Set APN Type to: default
Press the Menu button again and tap on Save
Tap on Access Point Names again (it should have taken you back out to the Mobile Networks screen after you saved)
Press the Menu button
Tap on New APN
Set the Name to: GCI MMS
Set the APN to: mms.gci
Set the Authentication Protocol to: CHAP
Set the MMSC to: //mmsc.gci.csky.us:6672
Set the MMS Proxy to: 209.4.229.92
Set the MMS Port to: 9201
Set the APN Type to: mms
you'll need to to put http: in front of set the MMSC to: because I cannot post links yet
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Hello guys,
I flashed a Eris a couple days ago. I did the APN Restore and Backup and when I checked the connections settings I get this:
Name: Production
MMSC: http://mms.metropcs.net:3128/mms
MMS PROXY: wap.metropcs.net
MMS PORT: 3128
MMS PROTOCOL: WAP.2.0
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes" ?>
- <apns count="4">
<apn name="CDMA" numeric="00000" mcc="000" mnc="00" apn="0" user="null" server="null" password="null" proxy="null" port="" mmsproxy="" mmsport="" mmsprotocol="" mmsc="" type="*" />
<apn name="Production" numeric="00000" mcc="000" mnc="00" apn="1" user="[email protected]" server="null" password="metropcs" proxy="null" port="" mmsproxy="wap.metropcs.net" mmsport="3128" mmsprotocol="2.0" mmsc="http://mms.metropcs.net:3128/mms" type="mms" />
<apn name="Android" numeric="311660" mcc="310" mnc="012" apn="internet" user="*" server="*" password="*" proxy="null" port="null" mmsproxy="null" mmsport="null" mmsprotocol="null" mmsc="null" type="null" />
<apn name="TelKila" numeric="310012" mcc="310" mnc="012" apn="internet" user="*" server="*" password="*" proxy="null" port="null" mmsproxy="null" mmsport="null" mmsprotocol="null" mmsc="null" type="null" />
</apns>
that's what I have...Is there something wrong with the programming I did? Every where I search, forum and etc say different things. Can someone please tell me the real settings!!
Is there another special settings to make the internet work?
I know there is a a lot of similiar threads on this website....but do me a favor and don't send me to them because they are going to be different things with different settings
Thank you.
Is your phone number 4044532372?
yup change your settings to this...its the only one that works for me. just copy paste into your xml file....or download it from here Link
<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='yes' ?>
<apns>
<apn name="CDMA" numeric="310012" mcc="310" mnc="012" apn="0" user="" server="" password="" proxy="" port="" mmsproxy="" mmsport="" mmsprotocol="2.0" mmsc="" type="*" />
<apn name="metropcs" numeric="310012" mcc="310" mnc="012" apn="1" user="" server="" password="" proxy="" port="" mmsproxy="proxy.metropcs.net" mmsport="3128" mmsprotocol="2.0" mmsc="http://mms.metropcs.net:3128/mmsc" type="mms" />
<apn name="Android" numeric="310012" mcc="310" mnc="012" apn="internet" user="*" server="*" password="*" proxy="" port="" mmsproxy="" mmsport="" mmsprotocol="2.0" mmsc="" type="null" />
</apns>
did you got the internet to work?
I'm using an T-Mobile G2 Touch (branded HTC Hero from T-Mobile) in Austria. This phone is rooted and is running VillainROM 12. I also removed the sim lock with an unlock key from unlock-now.com.
This week I cancelled my contract with t-mobile and changed to a small provider named bob.at. This provider uses the network from A1, the biggest providers in Austria. So my phone always shows the "Romaing" symbol. And so I I have to enable the "Data roaming" setting in the "Mobile network settings" menu. This setting is activated on my phone!
The problem now is that I'm not able to configure the data connection with bob.at. I created the APN entry manually and I couldn't manage to connect to the network.
But on the phone this settings for bob.at exists in the file /system/etc/apns-conf.xml and so I think the connection should work without an extra manual entry.
Code:
# cat ./system/etc/apns-conf.xml | grep bob.at
<apn carrier="bob.data" apn="bob.at" proxy="" port="" user="[email protected]" password="ppp" server="http://start.bob.at" mmsc="" mmsproxy="" mmsport="" mcc="232" mnc="11" type="default"/>
<apn carrier="data.bob MMS" apn="mms.bob.at" proxy="194.48.124.7" port="8001" user="[email protected]" password="ppp" server="http://start.bob.at" mmsc="http://mmsc.bob.at" mmsproxy="194.48.124.7" mmsport="8001" mcc="232" mnc="11" type="mms"/>
<apn carrier="Bob" mcc="232" mnc="11" apn="bob.at" user="[email protected]" password="ppp" server="http://start.bob.at/" type=""/>
<apn carrier="Bob MMS" mcc="232" mnc="11" apn="mms.bob.at" proxy="194.48.124.7" port="8001" user="[email protected]" password="web" server="http://start.bob.at/" mmsc="http://mmsc.bob.at" mmsproxy="194.48.124.7" mmsport="8001" type="mms"/>
<apn carrier="Bob" mcc="232" mnc="11" apn="bob.at" user="[email protected]" password="ppp" server="http://start.bob.at/" type=""/>
<apn carrier="Bob MMS" mcc="232" mnc="11" apn="mms.bob.at" proxy="194.48.124.7" port="8001" user="[email protected]" password="web" server="http://start.bob.at/" mmsc="http://mmsc.bob.at" mmsproxy="194.48.124.7" mmsport="8001" type="mms"/>
I also wiped my phone completely, but this also doesn't work. This is the log output while my phone tries to connect the the network
Code:
V/SettingsMobileDataEnabler( 1159): Enter mMobileDataStateListener's onServiceStateChanged(): the serviceState is 0
D/SettingsMobileDataEnabler( 1159): Received android.intent.action.ANY_DATA_STATE broadcast - state = DISCONNECTED, unavailable = false, capability = (unspecified), apnName = bob.at, reason = pdpDisconnect
D/DataConnectionTracker( 802): setDataEnabled(false)
D/SettingsMobileDataEnabler( 1159): processDataConnResult=true
D/TelephonyRegistry( 604): notifyDataConnection() state=0isDataConnectivityPossible()true, reason=dataDisabled
D/TelephonyRegistry( 604): broadcastDataConnectionStateChanged() state=DISCONNECTEDtypes=*, interfaceName=null
D/NetworkLocationProvider( 604): onDataConnectionStateChanged 3
D/PhoneApp( 802): [NotificationMgr] hideDataDisconnectedRoaming()...
D/SettingsMobileDataEnabler( 1159): Received android.intent.action.MOBILEDATA_MODE, state = false, sender = MobileDataEnabler
D/SettingsMobileDataEnabler( 1159): Received android.intent.action.ANY_DATA_STATE broadcast - state = DISCONNECTED, unavailable = false, capability = (unspecified), apnName = bob.at, reason = dataDisabled
D/SettingsMobileDataEnabler( 1159): Received android.intent.action.MOBILEDATA_MODE, state = false, sender = MobileDataEnabler
I/AlertDialog( 1159): [onCreate] auto launch SIP.
D/Sensors ( 604): open_akm, fd=112
D/AK8973 ( 578): Compass Start
D/DataConnectionTracker( 802): setDataEnabled(true)
V/SettingsMobileDataEnabler( 1159): mPhoneService.enableDataConnectivity():true
V/HtcAlertDialog( 1159): onStop
I/HtcAlertDialog( 1159): deinitSensor
D/Sensors ( 604): close_akm, fd=112
D/SettingsMobileDataEnabler( 1159): Received android.intent.action.MOBILEDATA_MODE, state = true, sender = MobileDataEnabler
D/AK8973 ( 578): Compass CLOSE
D/dalvikvm( 802): GC freed 6426 objects / 324656 bytes in 415ms
D/SettingsMobileDataEnabler( 1159): Received android.intent.action.MOBILEDATA_MODE, state = true, sender = MobileDataEnabler
D/TelephonyRegistry( 604): notifyDataConnection() state=1isDataConnectivityPossible()true, reason=dataEnabled
D/TelephonyRegistry( 604): broadcastDataConnectionStateChanged() state=CONNECTINGtypes=*, interfaceName=null
D/NetworkLocationProvider( 604): onDataConnectionStateChanged 3
D/ConnectivityService( 604): ConnectivityChange for MOBILE: CONNECTING/CONNECTING
D/PhoneApp( 802): [NotificationMgr] hideDataDisconnectedRoaming()...
W/InputManagerService( 604): Window already focused, ignoring focus gain of: [email protected]
D/SettingsMobileDataEnabler( 1159): Received android.intent.action.ANY_DATA_STATE broadcast - state = CONNECTING, unavailable = false, capability = (unspecified), apnName = bob.at, reason = dataEnabled
D/TelephonyRegistry( 604): notifyDataConnection() state=0isDataConnectivityPossible()true, reason=pdpDisconnect
D/TelephonyRegistry( 604): broadcastDataConnectionStateChanged() state=DISCONNECTEDtypes=*, interfaceName=null
D/NetworkLocationProvider( 604): onDataConnectionStateChanged 3
D/ConnectivityService( 604): ConnectivityChange for MOBILE: DISCONNECTED/DISCONNECTED
D/ConnectivityService( 604): handleDisconnect() networkinfo=NetworkInfo: type: MOBILE[UNKNOWN], state: DISCONNECTED/DISCONNECTED, reason: pdpDisconnect, extra: bob.at, roaming: true, failover: false, isAvailable: true
Is the T-Mobile branded phone the problem? I still have the t-mobile during my boot process?! I hope someone could help me with this problem. At the moment I couldn't use my phone as usual :-confused:
I managed to find the right APN settings to connect to the network:
Name: bob.data
APN: bob.at
Proxy: <Not set>
Port: <Not set>
Username: [email protected]
Password: ppp
Server: http://start.bob.at
MMSC: <Not set>
MMS proxy: <Not set>
MMS port: <Not set>
MMS protocol: WAP 2.0
MCC: 232
MNC: 11
Authentication type: PAP
APN type: default
i have the same problem. tried several apn apps, but nothing works. help!!!
I have read about 100 threads regarding APN settings and I have not been able to find my answer. Here is what I have going on.
I have a US Cellular R970 unlocked device. I'm using Cellcom Wireless as my provider. They are local to my area and have roaming agreements with Verizon. I have rooted the phone using Towelroot and have verified the phone is properly rooted. I'm using CWM 6.0.4.7 for recovery and installing custom ROMs. I have successfully installed several different ROMs on the device including Liquid Smooth, Echo ROM GS5 for GS4, and CM 11. Since there are no specific ROMs for my local provider, I have been using Verizon ROMs. Right now, I am running CM11.
All the ROMs are working properly (3g, 4G, Internet) except I can't send or receive MMSs. (gasp! we have never heard that one before...)
I retrieve the proper APN settings from a different Cellcom phone. They are listed below. The one set as default on the Cellcom phone is bolded Verizon Internet.
Here is what I have tried.
1. Manually entering the APN doesn't work. The new APN doesn't save in the APN list. It doesn't show up after a reboot.
2. Modifying an existing APN doesn't work. It will not save the changes.
3. Modifying the apns-conf.xml file in the root/system/etc folder doesn't work. I tried adding the single Verizon Internet (Bolded) to the file and it doesn't show up in the APN list on the phone. I created a new version of the apns-conf.xml file which only includes the APNs listed below and that doesn't work. The original APNs show up on the phone.
So pretty much all the other threads I have read about APN and MMS problems end up getting solved by some sort of fluke where after X number of unsuccessful tries it just starts working. Well I have tried each option the proper amount of unscientific times without success.
I'm not sure what to try next. Can anyone chime in?
EDIT: I had to change the : to COLON because new users are not allow to post links.
<apns version="8">
<apn carrier="Cellcom"
mcc="310"
mnc="600"
apn="internet"
server="*"
mmsc="httpCOLON//mms.cellcom.com/cellcom/mms.php"
proxy=""
port=""
httpsproxy=""
httpsport=""
protocol="IPV4V6"
roaming_protocol="IPV4V6"
type="default,mms"
carrier_enabled="true"
/>
<apn carrier="Cellcom"
mcc="310"
mnc="600"
apn="internet"
server="*"
mmsc="httpCOLON//mms.cellcom.com/cellcom/mms.php"
proxy=""
port=""
httpsproxy=""
httpsport=""
protocol="IPV4V6"
roaming_protocol="IPV4V6"
type="dun"
carrier_enabled="true"
/>
<apn carrier="Verizon Internet"
mcc="310"
mnc="600"
apn="VZWINTERNET"
type="default,mms,dun,stdhipri"
inactivetimer="-1"
carrier_enabled="true"
protocol="IPV4V6"
roaming_protocol="IPV4V6"
bearer="14"
class="3"
/>
<apn carrier="Verizon FOTA"
mcc="310"
mnc="600"
apn="VZWADMIN"
type="fota"
inactivetimer="-1"
carrier_enabled="true"
protocol="IPV4V6"
roaming_protocol="IPV4V6"
bearer="14"
class="2"
/>
<apn carrier="Verizon IMS"
mcc="310"
mnc="600"
apn="VZWIMS"
type="ims"
inactivetimer="-1"
carrier_enabled="true"
protocol="IPV4V6"
roaming_protocol="IPV4V6"
bearer="14"
class="1"
/>
<apn carrier="Verizon Internet"
mcc="310"
mnc="600"
apn="VZWINTERNET"
type="default,mms,dun"
inactivetimer="1439"
enabled="true"
protocol="IPV4V6"
roaming_protocol="IPV4V6"
bearer="13"
class="3"
/>
<apn carrier="Verizon FOTA"
mcc="310"
mnc="600"
apn="VZWADMIN"
type="fota"
inactivetimer="1439"
enabled="true"
protocol="IPV4V6"
roaming_protocol="IPV4V6"
bearer="13"
class="2"
/>
<apn carrier="Verizon IMS"
mcc="310"
mnc="600"
apn="VZWIMS"
type="ims"
inactivetimer="1439"
enabled="true"
protocol="IPV4V6"
roaming_protocol="IPV4V6"
bearer="13"
class="1"
/>
<apn carrier="Verizon CBS"
mcc="310"
mnc="600"
apn="VZWAPP"
type="cbs,hipri"
inactivetimer="1439"
enabled="true"
protocol="IPV4V6"
roaming_protocol="IPV4V6"
bearer="13"
class="4"
/>
<apn carrier="Verizon Internet"
mcc="310"
mnc="600"
apn="VZWINTERNET"
type="default,mms,dun"
inactivetimer="1439"
enabled="true"
protocol="IPV4V6"
roaming_protocol="IPV4V6"
bearer="13"
class="3"
/>
<apn carrier="Verizon FOTA"
mcc="310"
mnc="600"
apn="VZWADMIN"
type="fota"
inactivetimer="1439"
enabled="true"
protocol="IPV4V6"
roaming_protocol="IPV4V6"
bearer="13"
class="2"
/>
<apn carrier="Verizon IMS"
mcc="310"
mnc="600"
apn="VZWIMS"
type="ims"
inactivetimer="1439"
enabled="true"
protocol="IPV4V6"
roaming_protocol="IPV4V6"
bearer="13"
class="1"
/>
<apn carrier="Verizon CBS"
mcc="310"
mnc="600"
apn="VZWAPP"
type="cbs,hipri"
inactivetimer="1439"
enabled="true"
protocol="IPV4V6"
roaming_protocol="IPV4V6"
bearer="13"
class="4"
/>
<apn carrier="Verizon CDMA HRPD"
mcc="310"
mnc="600"
apn=""
type="default,mms,hipri,dun,stdhipri"
inactivetimer="-1"
carrier_enabled="true"
protocol="IPV4V6"
bearer="6"
/>
<apn carrier="Verizon CDMA HRPD"
mcc="310"
mnc="600"
apn=""
type="default,mms,hipri,dun,stdhipri"
inactivetimer="-1"
carrier_enabled="true"
protocol="IPV4V6"
bearer="6"
/>
</apns>
I tried something new.
I took the sim card out of the phone and used CWM to factory wipe, wipe cache, and wipe dalvik cache. I reinstalled CM11 and GApps. I rebooted the phone without the sim card. I replaced the dafault apns-conf.xml with the modified one I created which only includes the APNs used by my carrier. I shut down the phone and reinserted the sim.
The phone is behaving exactly the same as before. It using APNs that are not in the apns-conf.xml file. I switch the Mobile mode to 3G only because that works best at my current location to do more testing.
I repeated the exact same steps again this time leaving the sim card in. The phone is behaving the exact same way but I noticed that it retained the 3G mobile mode setting. I don't understand how this is possible. I wiped everything that could be wiped. I did a fresh install of CM11. I didn't login into google so there would be no way any settings would have carried over.
Does anyone really understand how these APNs work? Obviously there is a disconnect between the apns-conf.xml file I am working with and the ones the phone is actually using.
One thing I learned about this carrier is that in order to receive mms on their branded phone you must first send a mms from the phone after activation. I'm not sure if other carriers require that.
Limited Succes
GMRedline said:
I tried something new.
I took the sim card out of the phone and used CWM to factory wipe, wipe cache, and wipe dalvik cache. I reinstalled CM11 and GApps. I rebooted the phone without the sim card. I replaced the dafault apns-conf.xml with the modified one I created which only includes the APNs used by my carrier. I shut down the phone and reinserted the sim.
The phone is behaving exactly the same as before. It using APNs that are not in the apns-conf.xml file. I switch the Mobile mode to 3G only because that works best at my current location to do more testing.
I repeated the exact same steps again this time leaving the sim card in. The phone is behaving the exact same way but I noticed that it retained the 3G mobile mode setting. I don't understand how this is possible. I wiped everything that could be wiped. I did a fresh install of CM11. I didn't login into google so there would be no way any settings would have carried over.
Does anyone really understand how these APNs work? Obviously there is a disconnect between the apns-conf.xml file I am working with and the ones the phone is actually using.
One thing I learned about this carrier is that in order to receive mms on their branded phone you must first send a mms from the phone after activation. I'm not sure if other carriers require that.
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Sorry for the bump, but I too am using Cellcom and as of recently installed a nightly of AOSPA and CM12 (both 5.1) on an HTC One M8 and actually had limited success setting the Verizon CBS and Verizon internet APNs to have the http//mms.cellcom.com:9201/mms.php rather than adding seperate APN entries. I did this all right thru the Mobile Network > APNS (not even going thru the framework-res, or the /system/etc/apns.xml). The only kicker is that I was only able to send sms out over 3g, but MMS worked over 3g and LTE. I think this has something to do with VoLTE and the available ROMs don't recognize Cellcom as being a VoLTE provider, so the sms doesn't send out over LTE.
Hello Everyone,
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on my phone N900V
port N7 , port A5 , port C9 , port N5 & port S7e
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2- you must have recovery twrp or cwm if you don't have you must unlock boot-loader
3- boot-loader ends with letters OF1
4- inter to recovery mode and wipe 4 data, system, dilvack and cash no need check for internal storage and card
5-press instel and choose ROM Au_V7.1_Emasry266_V3_Stable3.zip
6- no choose model Verizon you must choose Sprint model
7- don't change CSC default only next next
8- after finish you can mark reboot my phone
9- please wait 10 minutes and complete setting example language , name , location
There is no need location and account Samsung
Have fun the best rom 2017 for note3
kernal is included
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I have successfully installed on my unlocked SM-900V and I can begin the setup after rebooting, but it will always lock up at a different point. However, if I remove the SIM card, it does not lock up, and I can perform normal wireless activities. For some reason though, it is not working happily with my SIM. I have tried numerous times, wiping entirely, with and without SD Card, etc, but it still always locks up. With the SIM in, it says Verizon Wireless as it should.
SmilingPerson said:
I have successfully installed on my unlocked SM-900V and I can begin the setup after rebooting, but it will always lock up at a different point. However, if I remove the SIM card, it does not lock up, and I can perform normal wireless activities. For some reason though, it is not working happily with my SIM. I have tried numerous times, wiping entirely, with and without SD Card, etc, but it still always locks up. With the SIM in, it says Verizon Wireless as it should.
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try to change another SIM card, it maybe works
Same problem
I have the same simcard problem any time you insert the sim the phone will freezer when you remove it then it will worked perfectly
did you set the 3g settings for yemen mobile on this rom cuz in every time i install a new rom i cant get the 3g working for me
and i already tried this rom and its perfect but i still have preambles with 3g
mohmad ali said:
did you set the 3g settings for yemen mobile on this rom cuz in every time i install a new rom i cant get the 3g working for me
and i already tried this rom and its perfect but i still have preambles with 3g
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hi mohammed
it's easy settings 3g for yemen mobile
custom settings icon is blue and write emaasry266
click advance settings and apn setting
click add
username: 777
apn :#777
username: ymobile
password: ymobile
click save and select 777
finaly have fun
jliticle said:
I have the same simcard problem any time you insert the sim the phone will freezer when you remove it then it will worked perfectly
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did can you restart instel the rom and select verison or international
The rom isnt working with the sim card
it shows unable to view access point name settings in apn settings
ozz200127 said:
it shows unable to view access point name settings in apn settings
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use custom setting
as shown
alhlhli said:
use custom setting
as shown
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This screenshot does not show any custom settings. I'm having the same issue of no mobile data. I'm on Verizon and used the latest Emasry266 V4 and selected the N900V variant when installing.
AntwonJenkins said:
This screenshot does not show any custom settings. I'm having the same issue of no mobile data. I'm on Verizon and used the latest Emasry266 V4 and selected the N900V variant when installing.
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Phone APN Settings
Sent from my SM-N900V using Tapatalk
I understand the APN Settings are what need modified, however the screenshot provided doesn't show these details is what I'm trying to say.
AntwonJenkins said:
I understand the APN Settings are what need modified, however the screenshot provided doesn't show these details is what I'm trying to say.
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Use a root explorer type app and edit apns for your specific carrier
Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk
njdan30 said:
Use a root explorer type app and edit apns for your specific carrier
Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk
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I honestly have no clue where I'm going wrong but I've tried a couple APN's and nothing seems to work properly. I even tried googling it and trying a couple APNs others posted for Verizon. I'm making sure to follow all directions when installing but my connection problem persists no matter what.
AntwonJenkins said:
I honestly have no clue where I'm going wrong but I've tried a couple APN's and nothing seems to work properly. I even tried googling it and trying a couple APNs others posted for Verizon. I'm making sure to follow all directions when installing but my connection problem persists no matter what.
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<!-- use empty string to specify no proxy or port -->
<!--
This version must agree with that in apps/common/res/apns.xml
-->
<apns version="8">
<apn carrier="Verizon" mcc="310" mnc="004" apn="internet" type="default,mms,dun" mmsc="http://mms.vtext.com/servlets/mms" protocol="IPV4V6"/>
<apn carrier="Verizon Internet" mcc="310" mnc="004" apn="VZWINTERNET" type="default,dun,supl" protocol="IPV4V6" roaming_protocol="IPV4V6"/>
<apn carrier="Verizon FOTA" mcc="310" mnc="004" apn="VZWADMIN" type="fota" protocol="IPV4V6" roaming_protocol="IPV4V6"/>
<apn carrier="Verizon IMS" mcc="310" mnc="004" apn="VZWIMS" type="ims" protocol="IPV4V6" roaming_protocol="IPV4V6"/>
<apn carrier="Verizon CBS" mcc="310" mnc="004" apn="VZWAPP" type="cbs,mms" mmsc="http://mms.vtext.com/servlets/mms" protocol="IPV4V6" roaming_protocol="IPV4V6"/>
<!-- Modify Apn database for VZW LTE support -->
<apn carrier="Verizon Internet" mcc="311" mnc="480" apn="VZWINTERNET" type="default,dun,supl" protocol="IPV4V6" roaming_protocol="IPV4V6"/>
<apn carrier="Verizon FOTA" mcc="311" mnc="480" apn="VZWADMIN" type="fota" protocol="IPV4V6" roaming_protocol="IPV4V6"/>
<apn carrier="Verizon IMS" mcc="311" mnc="480" apn="VZWIMS" type="ims" protocol="IPV4V6" roaming_protocol="IPV4V6"/>
<apn carrier="Verizon CBS" mcc="311" mnc="480" apn="VZWAPP" type="cbs,mms" mmsc="http://mms.vtext.com/servlets/mms" protocol="IPV4V6" roaming_protocol="IPV4V6"/>
<apn carrier="Verizon 800" mcc="311" mnc="480" apn="VZW800" type="cas" protocol="IPV4V6"/>
<apn carrier="VZW Roaming Internet" mcc="204" mnc="04" apn="VZWINTERNET" type="default,dun,supl" protocol="IPV4V6" roaming_protocol="IPV4V6"/>
<apn carrier="VZW Roaming FOTA" mcc="204" mnc="04" apn="VZWADMIN" type="fota" protocol="IPV4V6" roaming_protocol="IPV4V6"/>
<apn carrier="VZW Roaming IMS" mcc="204" mnc="04" apn="VZWIMS" type="ims" protocol="IPV4V6" roaming_protocol="IPV4V6"/>
<apn carrier="VZW Roaming CBS" mcc="204" mnc="04" apn="VZWAPP" type="cbs,mms" mmsc="http://mms.vtext.com/servlets/mms" protocol="IPV4V6" roaming_protocol="IPV4V6"/>
<apn carrier="Test Internet" mcc="001" mnc="01" apn="VZWINTERNET" type="default,dun,supl" protocol="IPV4V6" roaming_protocol="IPV4V6"/>
<apn carrier="Test FOTA" mcc="001" mnc="01" apn="VZWADMIN" type="fota" protocol="IPV4V6" roaming_protocol="IPV4V6"/>
<apn carrier="Test IMS" mcc="001" mnc="01" apn="VZWIMS" type="ims" protocol="IPV4V6" roaming_protocol="IPV4V6"/>
<apn carrier="Test CBS" mcc="001" mnc="01" apn="VZWAPP" type="cbs,mms" mmsc="http://mms.vtext.com/servlets/mms" protocol="IPV4V6" roaming_protocol="IPV4V6"/>
<apn carrier="VZW Test Internet" mcc="001" mnc="010" apn="VZWINTERNET" type="default,dun,supl" protocol="IPV4V6" roaming_protocol="IPV4V6"/>
<apn carrier="VZW Test FOTA" mcc="001" mnc="010" apn="VZWADMIN" type="fota" protocol="IPV4V6" roaming_protocol="IPV4V6"/>
<apn carrier="VZW Test IMS" mcc="001" mnc="010" apn="VZWIMS" type="ims" protocol="IPV4V6" roaming_protocol="IPV4V6"/>
<apn carrier="VZW Test CBS" mcc="001" mnc="010" apn="VZWAPP" type="cbs,mms" mmsc="http://mms.vtext.com/servlets/mms" protocol="IPV4V6" roaming_protocol="IPV4V6"/>
<apn carrier="VZW Test Internet" mcc="246" mnc="81" apn="VZWINTERNET" type="default,dun,supl" protocol="IPV4V6" roaming_protocol="IPV4V6"/>
<apn carrier="VZW Test FOTA" mcc="246" mnc="81" apn="VZWADMIN" type="fota" protocol="IPV4V6" roaming_protocol="IPV4V6"/>
<apn carrier="VZW Test IMS" mcc="246" mnc="81" apn="VZWIMS" type="ims" protocol="IPV4V6" roaming_protocol="IPV4V6"/>
<apn carrier="VZW Test CBS" mcc="246" mnc="81" apn="VZWAPP" type="cbs,mms" mmsc="http://mms.vtext.com/servlets/mms" protocol="IPV4V6" roaming_protocol="IPV4V6"/>
<apn carrier="VZW Test Internet" mcc="246" mnc="081" apn="VZWINTERNET" type="default,dun,supl" protocol="IPV4V6" roaming_protocol="IPV4V6"/>
<apn carrier="VZW Test FOTA" mcc="246" mnc="081" apn="VZWADMIN" type="fota" protocol="IPV4V6" roaming_protocol="IPV4V6"/>
<apn carrier="VZW Test IMS" mcc="246" mnc="081" apn="VZWIMS" type="ims" protocol="IPV4V6" roaming_protocol="IPV4V6"/>
<apn carrier="VZW Test CBS" mcc="246" mnc="081" apn="VZWAPP" type="cbs,mms" mmsc="http://mms.vtext.com/servlets/mms" protocol="IPV4V6" roaming_protocol="IPV4V6"/>
<!-- END modify Apn database for VZW LTE support -->
</apns>
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Anybody tried on a N9000 from Argentina? I understood that the "V" is for Verizone, is that correct? Thanks
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+967774937755
Hi,
Can I install the build "AU_Emasry266_S8_stable_V6_final" for N900v ?
Hi
Hello, could you add the Portuguese language Brazil to this rom ?. It is the best I found for my N900V, but only the Portuguese language of portugal.
Hello all. I don't see a sticky on what information you need so I'll post some and follow-up as needed.
Model: SM-G965U Verizon (default time unlocked by Verizon)
Hardware version: REV1.1
FCC ID: A3LSMG965U
SERIAL: RF8KC...
Phone status: Official
Android Version: 10
Baseband version: G965USQU7DTA8
Kernel version: 4.9.186
Build number: QP1A.190711.020.G965USQU7DTA8
Service provider SW ver: SAOMC_SM-G965U_OYN_VZW_QQ_0008_4559465250413098
I am attempting to move from Verizon to Visible (a Verizon subsidiary). My IMEI did not check as compatible with Visible and this is what the level three rep replied with:
"I did some digging and it looks like we have compatibility with*most*Galaxy S9+s. I double checked your IMEI and it is not compatible due to the carrier firmware package on that particular SKU, apologies about that!"
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[1] What is the suggested solution to change to a carrier firmware package that will work?
[2] Will it require to setup the phone again?
[3] Will Samsung Pay / Secure Folder still work?
Thanks
1 What is the suggested solution to change to a carrier firmware package that will work?
2 Will it require to setup the phone again?
3 Will Samsung Pay / Secure Folder still work?
UPDATE: I have data and mobile hotspot working with my S9+, but still no phone calls or texts. Keep that in mind if you need an unlimited device for data.
[1] What is the suggested solution to change to a carrier firmware package that will work?
[1a] I believe you change this with Odin?
[1b] The Samsung Unlocked version does not work with Visible.
[2] Will it require to setup the phone again?
[3] Will Samsung Pay / Secure Folder still work?
water54head said:
UPDATE: I have data and mobile hotspot working with my S9+, but still no phone calls or texts. Keep that in mind if you need an unlimited device for data.
[1] What is the suggested solution to change to a carrier firmware package that will work?
[1a] I believe you change this with Odin?
[1b] The Samsung Unlocked version does not work with Visible.
[2] Will it require to setup the phone again?
[3] Will Samsung Pay / Secure Folder still work?
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Did you try this? https://www.reddit.com/r/Visible/comments/cbwmvc/how_to_use_nonunlocked_galaxy_s9_s9_on_visible/
shawndak said:
Did you try this? https://www.reddit.com/r/Visible/comments/cbwmvc/how_to_use_nonunlocked_galaxy_s9_s9_on_visible/
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I got it working and used the HOMECSC file. Everything worked perfectly and I did not have to setup/re-setup the phone.
You need the following for SMS/MMS
Code:
<apn carrier="Visible CBS"
mcc="311"
mnc="480"
apn="VSBLAPP"
type="cbs,mms"
mvno_type="gid"
mvno_match_data="BAE1000000000000"
bearer_bitmask="14|18"
profile_id="4"
protocol="IPV4V6"
mmsc="http://mms.vtext.com/servlets/mms"
mtu="1428"
modem_cognitive="true"
max_conns="20"
max_conns_time="300"
op_pco_id="65280"
pco_mcc="311"
pco_mnc="480"
pco_mnc_inc_pcs_digit="1"
user_visible="false"
/>
and IMS to register your device:
Code:
<apn carrier="Visible IMS"
mcc="311"
mnc="480"
apn="VSBLIMS"
type="ims,ia"
mvno_type="gid"
mvno_match_data="BAE1000000000000"
bearer_bitmask="14|18"
profile_id="2"
protocol="IPV4V6"
roaming_protocol="IPV6"
mtu="1428"
modem_cognitive="true"
max_conns="20"
max_conns_time="300"
op_pco_id="65280"
pco_mcc="311"
pco_mnc="480"
pco_mnc_inc_pcs_digit="1"
user_visible="false"
/>
Here are the full internet settings:
Code:
<apn carrier="Visible Internet"
mcc="311"
mnc="480"
apn="VSBLINTERNET"
type="default,dun,supl"
mvno_type="gid"
mvno_match_data="BAE1000000000000"
bearer_bitmask="14" (LTE)
profile_id="0"
protocol="IPV4V6"
mmsc="http://mms.vtext.com/servlets/mms"
mtu="1428"
modem_cognitive="true"
max_conns="20"
max_conns_time="300"
op_pco_id="65280"
pco_mcc="311"
pco_mnc="480"
pco_mnc_inc_pcs_digit="1"
/>
Somehow this made Speedtest and Fast.Com show Visible instead of Verizon
Code:
<apn carrier="Visible FOTA"
mcc="311"
mnc="480"
apn="VSBLADMIN"
type="fota"
mvno_type="gid"
mvno_match_data="BAE1000000000000"
bearer_bitmask="14"
profile_id="3"
protocol="IPV4V6"
mtu="1428"
modem_cognitive="true"
max_conns="20"
max_conns_time="300"
op_pco_id="65280"
pco_mcc="311"
pco_mnc="480"
pco_mnc_inc_pcs_digit="1"
user_visible="false"
/>
water54head said:
I got it working and used the HOMECSC file. Everything worked perfectly and I did not have to setup/re-setup the phone.
You need the following for SMS/MMS
Code:
<apn carrier="Visible CBS"
mcc="311"
mnc="480"
apn="VSBLAPP"
type="cbs,mms"
mvno_type="gid"
mvno_match_data="BAE1000000000000"
bearer_bitmask="14|18"
profile_id="4"
protocol="IPV4V6"
mmsc="http://mms.vtext.com/servlets/mms"
mtu="1428"
modem_cognitive="true"
max_conns="20"
max_conns_time="300"
op_pco_id="65280"
pco_mcc="311"
pco_mnc="480"
pco_mnc_inc_pcs_digit="1"
user_visible="false"
/>
and IMS to register your device:
Code:
<apn carrier="Visible IMS"
mcc="311"
mnc="480"
apn="VSBLIMS"
type="ims,ia"
mvno_type="gid"
mvno_match_data="BAE1000000000000"
bearer_bitmask="14|18"
profile_id="2"
protocol="IPV4V6"
roaming_protocol="IPV6"
mtu="1428"
modem_cognitive="true"
max_conns="20"
max_conns_time="300"
op_pco_id="65280"
pco_mcc="311"
pco_mnc="480"
pco_mnc_inc_pcs_digit="1"
user_visible="false"
/>
Here are the full internet settings:
Code:
<apn carrier="Visible Internet"
mcc="311"
mnc="480"
apn="VSBLINTERNET"
type="default,dun,supl"
mvno_type="gid"
mvno_match_data="BAE1000000000000"
bearer_bitmask="14" (LTE)
profile_id="0"
protocol="IPV4V6"
mmsc="http://mms.vtext.com/servlets/mms"
mtu="1428"
modem_cognitive="true"
max_conns="20"
max_conns_time="300"
op_pco_id="65280"
pco_mcc="311"
pco_mnc="480"
pco_mnc_inc_pcs_digit="1"
/>
Somehow this made Speedtest and Fast.Com show Visible instead of Verizon
Code:
<apn carrier="Visible FOTA"
mcc="311"
mnc="480"
apn="VSBLADMIN"
type="fota"
mvno_type="gid"
mvno_match_data="BAE1000000000000"
bearer_bitmask="14"
profile_id="3"
protocol="IPV4V6"
mtu="1428"
modem_cognitive="true"
max_conns="20"
max_conns_time="300"
op_pco_id="65280"
pco_mcc="311"
pco_mnc="480"
pco_mnc_inc_pcs_digit="1"
user_visible="false"
/>
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Awesome! Where do you type that code in?
shawndak said:
Awesome! Where do you type that code in?
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On my Galaxy S9+,
Code:
Settings -> Connections -> Mobile Networks -> Access Point Names
water54head said:
On my Galaxy S9+,
Code:
Settings -> Connections -> Mobile Networks -> Access Point Names
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Typically you can only run 1 APN at a time. So which one should I run?
shawndak said:
Typically you can only run 1 APN at a time. So which one should I run?
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Look at the "type" of each APN. You are not duplicating the type on the multiple Visible APNs.
My phone would get on the internet and browse with VSBLINTERNET but would not call or text until I added the VSBLIMS (IMS registration). MMS did not work until I added VSBLAPP. You can add however many APNs you want as-long-as the "type" is not duplicated. I'm not sure what VSBLADMIN does but the phone started showing the IP as from Visible instead of from Verizon after I did that.
Code:
apn="VSBLAPP"
type="cbs,mms"
Code:
apn="VSBLIMS"
type="ims,ia"
Code:
apn="VSBLINTERNET"
type="default,dun,supl"
Code:
apn="VSBLADMIN"
type="fota"