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Forums › Spark New Zealand (including Skinny and BigPipe) › Number to Dial for Dial Up Networking on XT?
jasonbrice

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#38031 23-Jul-2009 14:09
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Hi All,

Can anyone please tell me what number needs to be dialed to establish a dialup networking connection. For the old telecom network it used to be #777, but since I don't have an XT network SIM or handset, I cannot test that.

Thanks,
Jason

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  #238272 23-Jul-2009 14:26
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*99# is the number



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  #238280 23-Jul-2009 14:33
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And make sure to set the correct Telecom XT APN. In some cases not setting anything should just work. YMMV.

Also, there's no username/password on XT.




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jasonbrice

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  #238286 23-Jul-2009 14:39
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Thanks for your speedy responses.

I'm trying to support someone remotely, and *99# doesn't seem to be doing the trick. I guess I will have to get ahold of a XT SIM and test for myself.



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  #238469 23-Jul-2009 22:42
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If you are setting up a dial-up connection you will likely need a string command to place in the initialisation settings of the Modem (Control Panel > Phone and Modems > Modems Tab > Select Modem > Advanced Tab, and include the APN here also.

Try AT+CGDCONT=1,"IP","internet.telecom.co.nz"

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