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Topic # 11601 1-Feb-2007 16:53
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i need all the settings for the vodafone network in nz. i need the csd number!
i need:

GPRS APN
DNS
CSD number

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  Reply # 59522 1-Feb-2007 17:08
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There's no CSD number. GPRS and 3G use APN, which is a name. CSD is only used for a standard dial-up connection. All the settings for Vodafone New Zealand are available in our Vodafone forum.




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  Reply # 59525 1-Feb-2007 17:27
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for my fone i need a csd number

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Reply # 59526 1-Feb-2007 17:34
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The number to connect to GPRS or 3G is *99#. Any other number is just a circuit switched call and counts towards minute usage, and will be limited to 14.4Kbps.




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  Reply # 59528 1-Feb-2007 18:15
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er pardon????

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  Reply # 59532 1-Feb-2007 19:03
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There was once upon a time a dial-up WAP number. Not sure what is is, use to use this on a 6210 before the GPRS days




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  Reply # 59544 1-Feb-2007 21:19
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Found the CSD number you need for dial-up WAP: +6421700747
http://www.vodafone.co.nz/vlive/vlive_specifications.jsp




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