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o2 wap settings are driving me mad...

Hi folks,
OK, today I did a hard reset and decided to bypass the o2 bloatware - everything is fine apart from no access to the internet.
I have searched this board and have tried about 30 differing settings - including some cab files and none will work for me - it used to work fine... and yes, I am on a contract...
Apart from resetting again and loading the bloatware - is there any foolproof way to get this sorted - I am tearing my hair out!!!
Please help as its driving me mad - the error message I get is "Dialled mobile.o2.co.uk No modem at above number etc..."
OK - back after Doctor Who...

I'm don't know if you've tried the ones on here or not but here goes...
http://www.filesaveas.com/gprs.html

Now this IS strange - decided to reinstall all the o2 bloatware... and the GPRS web access still doesn't work... so what's gone wrong?

ok.... nno need to worry,
1st call your network to confirm you still have GPRS access, bcos networks can sometimes take you off without any notification...

and heres a o2 uk pay monthly cab to setup mms gprs

Hiya - thanks for the info...
Just rang o2 and guess what - gprs is not activated on my sim card... he couldn't tell me where it had gone, but he has added it back on and says it will take 48 hours...
He says I need to ring back for the settings - but surely the correct settings are already on... or do they need to do anything else at that end?

If you done the hard reset and then soft reset when it comes up to warn you that it's about to install the "o2 bloatware" then it's more than likely that the settings for o2 gprs will not be on there. This is because it normally gets installed along with the bloat.
Just wait the 48hrs and if you still can't connect then install the cab file jamichy has provided above or enter the settings manually from...
http://www.filesaveas.com/gprs.html

Hi!
My view:
if your GPRS was working before your hard reset, and not now, I think it's more likely that the O2 rep you talked to has no idea what he/she's on about, rather than the SIM strangely deactiviating GPRS capability.
I also had the same trouble (on O2 contract) getting my GPRS, MMS, and WAP working without the O2 rubbish. I followed these wonderful instructions from the board (can't remember which post they're from), and now all works sweetly,
I hope it works for you!
Shahid
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Instructions:
To get GPRS and MMS to work you also have to put these settings in, they are an adaption of some found on these fourms and other sites because people's instructions weren't as clear and I couldn't get them working. I then did a hard reset and copied down the settings with all the o2 crap installed and then did a proper hard reset:
Start > Settings > Connections > Connections > Under My ISP tap Manage Existing Connections and then Tap Edit (if this isn't present then tap 'Add a new modem connection') The Select a Modem drop-down box should be set to Cellular Line (GPRS), Connection name: Mobile Web, Tap Next Access Point Name: mobile.o2.co.uk Tap Next Username:O2web (capital O, not a zero)
Password: password
Domain: leave blank
Tap Advanced
On the TCP/IP tab, only Use Server-assigned IP Address should be selected Tap the Servers tab Use Specific Server Addresses should be selected
DNS: 193.113.200.200
Alt DNS: 193.113.200.201
Tap Ok
Tap Finish
GPRS WAP settings
Start > Settings > Connections > Connections > Under My Work Network tap Manage Existing Connections and then Tap Edit (if this isn't present then tap 'Add a new modem connection'), Connection name 'O2 Active', The Select a Modem drop-down box should be set to Cellular Line (GPRS) Tap Next Access Point Name: wap.o2.co.uk (for Prepay enter payandgo.o2.co.uk) Tap Next Username2wap (lowercase o this time! not zero) (for Prepay enter payandgo)
Password: password
Domain: leave blank
Tap Advanced
On the TCP/IP tab, only Use Server-assigned IP Address should be selected Tap the Servers tab Only Use Server-assigned Address should be selected Tap Ok Tap Finish Tap Proxy Settings Tap Advanced In the WAP field enter 193.113.200.195 In the field to the right of this enter 9201 Tap Ok and exit
MMS settings
Start > Messaging > Tools > MMS Settings Connect Via: My Work Network (this links to the GPRS WAP settings) Tick Retrieve Messages Immediately Tick Ok to download when roaming Tick Save sent messages Attempes before give up: 3 Photo Resolution: Original Tap the Servers tab Tap O2UK Server Name: O2UK
Gateway: 193.113.200.195
Port Number: 9201
Server Address: http://mmsc.mms.o2.co.uk:8002 Sending Size Limitations: 100K Tap Ok twice to exit
Make sure you have wap version 1.2 selected in MMS settings!!
MMS and GPRS work fine now.

OK - here is an interesting question - why do the numerous cab files for the o2 contract settings all have a password that is longer than the word "password"? :?:

awaterhouse said:
OK - here is an interesting question - why do the numerous cab files for the o2 contract settings all have a password that is longer than the word "password"? :?:
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I cant be sure, but its most likely the same reason windows (desktop) does it. once you have saved the password it is just *'s. the number of stars or blobs no longer has to relate to the number of letters in the password (probably to make hidden passwords harder to guess by knowing how long they are). - it hasn't changed the svaed password to something longer, just makes it "look" longer.

UPDATE
Got an email from o2 today regarding my problems...
After checking your number below, it appears that there has been a
problem with GPRS from our side, and nothing to do with the upgrade on
your device. I have enquired with customer care for you, and they advise
that GPRS will be going back on to the network from lunch time tomorrow
(unfortunately no specific timescales can be given). I do apologise for
this, but if you wish to take this further...
Fingers crossed...

s_h_a_h_i_d said:
Hi!
My view:
if your GPRS was working before your hard reset, and not now, I think it's more likely that the O2 rep you talked to has no idea what he/she's on about, rather than the SIM strangely deactiviating GPRS capability.
I also had the same trouble (on O2 contract) getting my GPRS, MMS, and WAP working without the O2 rubbish. I followed these wonderful instructions from the board (can't remember which post they're from), and now all works sweetly,
I hope it works for you!
Shahid
___________________________________
Instructions:
To get GPRS and MMS to work you also have to put these settings in, they are an adaption of some found on these fourms and other sites because people's instructions weren't as clear and I couldn't get them working. I then did a hard reset and copied down the settings with all the o2 crap installed and then did a proper hard reset:
Start > Settings > Connections > Connections > Under My ISP tap Manage Existing Connections and then Tap Edit (if this isn't present then tap 'Add a new modem connection') The Select a Modem drop-down box should be set to Cellular Line (GPRS), Connection name: Mobile Web, Tap Next Access Point Name: mobile.o2.co.uk Tap Next Username:O2web (capital O, not a zero)
Password: password
Domain: leave blank
Tap Advanced
On the TCP/IP tab, only Use Server-assigned IP Address should be selected Tap the Servers tab Use Specific Server Addresses should be selected
DNS: 193.113.200.200
Alt DNS: 193.113.200.201
Tap Ok
Tap Finish
GPRS WAP settings
Start > Settings > Connections > Connections > Under My Work Network tap Manage Existing Connections and then Tap Edit (if this isn't present then tap 'Add a new modem connection'), Connection name 'O2 Active', The Select a Modem drop-down box should be set to Cellular Line (GPRS) Tap Next Access Point Name: wap.o2.co.uk (for Prepay enter payandgo.o2.co.uk) Tap Next Username2wap (lowercase o this time! not zero) (for Prepay enter payandgo)
Password: password
Domain: leave blank
Tap Advanced
On the TCP/IP tab, only Use Server-assigned IP Address should be selected Tap the Servers tab Only Use Server-assigned Address should be selected Tap Ok Tap Finish Tap Proxy Settings Tap Advanced In the WAP field enter 193.113.200.195 In the field to the right of this enter 9201 Tap Ok and exit
MMS settings
Start > Messaging > Tools > MMS Settings Connect Via: My Work Network (this links to the GPRS WAP settings) Tick Retrieve Messages Immediately Tick Ok to download when roaming Tick Save sent messages Attempes before give up: 3 Photo Resolution: Original Tap the Servers tab Tap O2UK Server Name: O2UK
Gateway: 193.113.200.195
Port Number: 9201
Server Address: http://mmsc.mms.o2.co.uk:8002 Sending Size Limitations: 100K Tap Ok twice to exit
Make sure you have wap version 1.2 selected in MMS settings!!
MMS and GPRS work fine now.
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Hello, I know this is a bit old but I am having problems setting up my o2 connections on my Wizard recently flashed to TNT5.0.
I've done the above for GPRS and Wap settings but they're not working.
They both ad +1 dial codes, I can't get rid of them for some reason so it won't work. Any clue as to what I'm doing wrong?

Ignore the above, i finally found a working cab file, all is resolved. I am happy!

O2 Pay as you go GPRS settings for Smartphone.CAB available?

Hey all
I'm in need of a quick and easy way of entering the GPRS and MMS settings for the O2 Pay as you Go network for Smartphone.
does anybody know if there is something available which can input the settings automatically?
thanx

Hi,
did you ever get the settings sorted for o2 PAYG as I am having the same problem I have tried putting them in and just can't get it to work, have you managed to put the settings correctly into yours, if you have can you please tell me how to do it thanks.

I too could do with the .CAB with the settings. Seemed to have lost them somehow
Thanks in advance

I can't help with a cab file but try these settings:
To manually check/setup the GPRS WAP settings:-
Start > Settings > Connections > Connections >
Under My Work Network tap Manage Existing Connections, select 'O2 WAP GPRS' and then Tap Edit
(if this isn't present then tap 'Add a new modem connection')
The Select a Modem drop-down box should be set to the following:
- for Xda Exec: Cellular Line (GPRS, 3G)
- for Xda Mini S: Cellular Line (GPRS)
Tap Next
Access Point Name: payandgo.o2.co.uk
Tap Next
Username: payandgo
Password: password
Domain: leave blank
Tap Advanced
On the TCP/IP tab, only Use Server-assigned IP Address should be selected
Tap the Servers tab
Only Use Server-assigned Address should be selected
Tap OK
Tap Finish
Tap Proxy Settings
Tap Advanced
Tap the WAP field
In the Server filed enter 193.113.200.195
In the Port field enter 9201
Tap OK 4 times and exit
To manually Check/setup the MMS settings:-
Start > Messaging > Menu > MMS Configuration
In the Preferences tab tick Retrieve Messages Immediately
Tick Download on home network only
Tick Save sent messages
Tap the Servers tab
Tap O2UK
Server Name: O2UK
Gateway: 193.113.200.195
Port Number: 9201
Server Address: http://mmsc.mms.o2.co.uk:8002
Set the 'Connect Via' drop down box to My Work Network
Sending Size Limitations: 100K
WAP Version: 1.2
Tap OK twice to exit
I hope this helps.
Ian

Okay.... further info.... having been on the phone to o2 (several departments) for a not inconsiderable amount of time today.
These settings (above) will allow you access to MMS functionality and the O2 Active service. However full GPRS access, POP access etc IS NOT available via a pay as you go sim (I argued with several departments & threatened to take my custom elsewhere but to no avail!).
However the good news is that they offer an 'online contract service' with a 1 month cancelation period that will give you full gprs access. I've opted for the 'online 30' (i.e. 30 quid) with 500 sms & 500 any network minutes per month, 'online 40' gives double that.
I have trawled the web trying to find the correct answer & settings but it seems that it basicaly comes down to the fact that O2 will not allow full internet access on a Pay as You Go simcard, for some strange reason known only to themselves. I thought that a couple of stroppy calls & some cajoling would do the trick.... but it seems not.
Bottom line then?
You need to be on a contract. However if you don't need a handset from them then a 1 month tie in is all that's required - (sim only, online deal).
I'll post back here if I have further problems with them (I do require them to keep the same number as on my existing sim..... & given the number of uninformed people I've spoken to already today, could prove to be a whole new issue in itself!).
Good luck out there!
Ian

you only need 1 £ for internet using 24 hours , it is very cheap indeed . I am using orangre pay as you go sim card and whereever you want to internet you can buy for 1 £ so you can go internet
1 buy new pay as you go orange sim
2 dial 450 from phone
3 press option 3
4 press option 1 and 1 and 5 and 1 and 1
you ll now go net all the day
here the setting for orange
Setting up the data account
On the handset, tap on Start and then Settings.
Tap on the Connections tab.
Tap on the Connections icon.
Tap on the Advanced tab.
Tap on Select Networks.
Under the first drop down box, tap on New…
In the Enter a name for these settings: field, enter Orange GPRS WAP
Tap on the Modem tab.
Tap on New…
In the Enter a name for the connection: field, enter Orange GPRS WAP
Tap on the Select a modem drop-down list and select Cellular Line (GPRS).
Tap on Next.
In the Access point name: field, enter orangewap
Tap on Next.
In the User name: field, enter
In the Password: field, enter
Tap on Finish.
Tap on the Proxy Settings tab.
Select the This network connects to the Internet option.
Select the This network uses a proxy sever to connect to the Internet option.
Tap on the Keyboard icon.
Tap on Advanced…
Tap on WAP.
In the Server field, enter 192.168.071.035
In the Port field, enter 8080
Tap on ok five times.
Tap on x to close the settings screen.
The new WAP profile is now configured and ready for use.

for full internet access instead of just wap use these settings:
APN address: orangeinternet
Username: user
Password: pass
And don't use any proxy settings.

Cingular Att Data 19.95 Max

IF YOUR CHIP IS BLUE BLACK OR GREEN RED OR ORANGE DOESN'T MATTER
ATT S STILL MERGING AND THEY ARE CHANGING PROXY AND 3GEXTERME IS COMING(SAME **** DOESN'T MATTER YOU CAN ONLY GO AS FAST AS YOUR DEVICE.
SO RELAX AND JUST STAY ON TOP WHAT WORKS.TOMMOROW THEY MIGHT SWITCH BACK TO THE OLD PROXYS.
HERE IS THE CHEAPEST FOR SO FAR ULIMITED DATA NO MORE FEES
GET 19.99 MEDIA MAX http://www.wireless.att.com/cell-ph...ils/?q_sku=sku1030047&q_planCategory=cat50005
From the "Start" menu, tap Settings.
Tap the Connections tab, select the Connections icon.
Select the Advanced Tab.
Tap Select Networks
NETWORK MANAGEMEN
automaticly connect to the internet
HIT NEW
MY ISP CHANGE TO YOUR FAVAORITE SUPER HEREO(DOESN'T MATTER)
Tap the Modem tab.
TAP NEW
Enter a name for the connection
Cingular GPRS
Select a modem
(Cellular Line GPRS)
tap Next.
IAccess point name
wap.cingular
tap Next.
My Connection
Username: [email protected]
Password: CINGULAR1
Domain: Blank
HIT ADVANCED
CHECK:Use server assigned IP address
NO CHECK:Use specific IP address
NO CHECK:Use software compression
CHECK:Use IP header compression
BOTTON TAB
Servers
Use Specific server address
DNS:208.67.222.222
Alt DNS:208.67.220.220
WINS:0.0.0.0
Alt WINS:0.0.0.0
Tap Ok.
Tap FINISH
From the "Start" menu, tap Settings.
Tap the Connections tab, select the Connections icon.
Select the Advanced Tab.
Tap Select Networks
NETWORK MANAGEMEN
automaticly connect to the internet
SELECT THE NEW CONECTION YOU MADE HOPEFULLY YOU NAMED IT BATMAN
SELECT Proxyy Setting TAB
CHECK This network connects to the internet
CHECK this network uses a proxy server to connect
Proxy server:
wireless.cingular.com
HIT ADVANCED
HTTP wireless.cingular.com:80
WAP
Secure WAP
Socks localhost:1080
WHEN EDITING TAP AND HOLD THE LINE
FILL IN THE BOXES
No user names
No passwords
No Domains
OK,OK,OK,OK,OK
YOUR DONE
T-mobile shuld be able to pull of data for less (dont worry i'm working on it.
Me cingular $50 from 2 years ago doesn't matter
i working ulimited data,voice under $20 all cariers. My skills and knowledge of telecom vs the greed for city wide wireless APN's and free wireless like san francisco.

02 GPRS

Does anyone know the GPRS setting for 02 PAYG UK sim cards?
Thanks.

hi,
I have also posted a thread asking for the settings but no luck at all, the only way so far is to pay for dial up

o2 GPRS setting for PAYG
Try This: http://www.filesaveas.com/o2wap.html
Good Luck

These settings will allow you to access the whole of the internet on your phone using PAYG, as currently you cannot access any site except google.com and o2.co.uk. If i was you i would sign up for the 7.50 a month unlimited browsing bolt on(Not actually true as you are limited to 200mb a month). You should get 1mb free a month, but as you will find out 1mb doesnt last very long,if you go browsing, i would say it would be good for about 5 pages then its gone and you will be paying top wack for the internet.
Please note that only Mobile Internet Explorer will work with these settings, you will not be able to use or access Mobile MSN or Outlook as these are not supported.
• Go to Start > Settings > Connections > Advanced (Tab) > Select Networks (Button)
• You should now be on a screen titled “Network Management”. Now select both drop boxes to “My Work Network” then tap OK
• You now need to tap the Tasks tab and then the “Manage existing connections” link
• From here, tap the New button
• Name the new connection “O2 GPRS” and select modem as “Cellular Line (GPRS)” then tap Next
• You will now asked for the Access point name, here you should enter: “payandgo.o2.co.uk”, then tap Next
• You will now be asked for the username and password. The username is “payandgo”, and the password is “password”
• Ignore the Domain box and ignore the Advanced button, just tap Finish
• You will now be presented with a screen with your connections listed. Simply tap “O2 GPRS”. (There will now be a dot besides the name “O2 GPRS”. There may be other connections, you can delete if you wish. You also may have an “Auto pick” option, do not select this)
• You now need to tap the Proxy Settings tab
• On this screen you need to make sure that both the “This network connects to the Internet”, and “This network uses a proxy server to connect to the internet” tick boxes are both ticked
• In the Proxy server box below the tick boxes, enter: “193.113.200.195”
• Now tap the “Advanced” button
• Tap HTTP, enter server as “193.113.200.195”, port: “8080”, tap OK
• Tap WAP, enter server as ”193.113.200.195”, port: “9201”, tap OK.
• Leave Secure WAP blank (if there is anything in this entry, delete it)
• Tap Socks, enter server as “193.113.200.195”, port: “1080” and the type as “Socks 4”, then tap OK
• Tap OK 3 more times. Then tap X
• Now launch Mobile Internet Explorer to test the new settings

worked a treat, thanks mate.

Settings on O2

Having a few problems
currently own a HTC HD2 but 02 dont have this phone yet but i currently have a 02 sim in it and they have no wap or 3g settings for it. Is there a way to manualy imput the internet settings into the phone as 02 have given the settings to me but they have no idea how to manualy imput them as they cant see the menus on the phone but here as XDA im sure you can help..

no need for any of that mate - just plug it in and away it goes
the HTC connection manager kicks in when you first bootup, it'll recognise you have an o2 sim and ask you to if it can configure the device - simple as

Before getting my HD2 unlocked today I was using an O2 PAYG sim. The autoconfigure on the O2 HD2 doesn't work for PAYG settings only contract settings.
I contacted O2 and they sent me the details which I have included below. It takes a bit of following and isn't 100% described correctly, but they do work properly when set up :-
GPRS setup
• Go to Start > Settings > Connections > Connections Icon > Advanced (Tab) > Select Networks (Button)
• You should now be on a screen titled “Network Management”. Now select both drop boxes to “My Work Network” then tap OK
• You now need to tap the Tasks tab and then the “Manage existing connections” link
• From here, tap the New button
• Name the new connection “O2 GPRS” and select modem as “Cellular Line (GPRS)” then tap Next
• You will now asked for the Access point name, here you should enter: “payandgo.o2.co.uk”, then tap Next
• You will now be asked for the username and password. The username is “payandgo”, and the password is “password”
• Ignore the Domain box and ignore the Advanced button, just tap Finish
• You will now be presented with a screen with your connections listed. Simply tap “O2 GPRS”. (There will now be a dot besides the name “O2 GPRS”. There may be other connections, you can delete if you wish. You also may have an “Auto pick” option, do not select this)
• You now need to tap the Proxy Settings tab (make sure the on-screen keyboard is not hiding this)
• On this screen you need to make sure that both the “This network connects to the Internet”, and “This network uses a proxy server to connect to the internet” tick boxes are both ticked
• In the Proxy server box below the tick boxes, enter: “193.113.200.195”
• Now tap the “Advanced” button
• Tap HTTP, enter server as “193.113.200.195”, port: “8080”, tap OK
• Tap WAP, enter server as ”193.113.200.195”, port: “9201”, tap OK.
• Leave Secure WAP blank (if there is anything in this entry, delete it)
• Tap Socks, enter server as “193.113.200.195”, port: “1080” and the type as “Socks 4”, then tap OK
• Tap OK 3 more times. Then tap X
• Now launch Mobile Internet Explorer to test the new settings
MMS setup – ensure GPRS settings are completed
· Select 'Start' > Select 'Messaging' > Select 'Menu' > Select 'MMS Configuration' or ‘tools’ > Select 'Servers' tab > Select 'New'
· Type in Server name or 'O2 MMS'
· Select 'Gateway' and type in '193.113.200.195'
· Select 'Port number' and type in '9201'
· Select 'Server address' and enter 'http://mmsc.mms.o2.co.uk:8002'
· Select 'Connect via' and select 'My Work Network''
· Click 'OK'
· Highlight 'O2 MMS' and click on 'Set As Default'

Big thanks
Ah thanks Axemcop great help and once again thanks mate nd this will be one of those questions people will be pleased to hear answered as im sure alot of people will want to know this.. cheers mate

No problem mate, glad it sorted it for you.