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Paul1977

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#136565 2-Dec-2013 09:49
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Apologies if this has been covered already.

I'm am trying to configure my router to use a 3G/4G USB modem as a redundant Internet connection. However it is asking for a "Phone Number", "Username", and "Password".

Can anyone advise what these would be?

Thanks for your help.

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  #943944 2-Dec-2013 09:52
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See here: http://help.telecom.co.nz/app/answers/detail/a_id/28126

*99# is the number

No username or password is requried.



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  #944089 2-Dec-2013 13:31
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Thanks for that, I was obviously looking at old documentation.

Still can't make the thing work though, if anyone has experience do this on a Fortigate?

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  #944095 2-Dec-2013 13:34
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Paul1977: Thanks for that, I was obviously looking at old documentation.

Still can't make the thing work though, if anyone has experience do this on a Fortigate?


Made sure the APN is set correctly either to "wap.telecom.co.nz" or "internet.telecom.co.nz"

Also tried the sim in another device to make sure it works?



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  #944112 2-Dec-2013 13:49
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plambrechtsen:Made sure the APN is set correctly either to "wap.telecom.co.nz" or "internet.telecom.co.nz"

Also tried the sim in another device to make sure it works?


I think the porblem is to do with the APN, it is set in an EXTRA-INIT field via CLI, but I'm not sure the syntax is correct. I've started a new topic in the router config forums here.

Thanks again

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